cnet
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reddit
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medium
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techmeme
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An interview with Gary Gensler amid the SEC's Binance and Coinbase lawsuits, which have existential stakes for the companies and could define Gensler's legacy (Wall Street Journal)
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In a virtual address to a conference in Beijing, OpenAI's Sam Altman called for global cooperation on AI safety and said China should help shape the guidelines (Sarah Zheng/Bloomberg)
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Bluesky's moderation policy change strains its relationship with Black users, who expect a crackdown on bigotry even if it conflicts with decentralized goals (Morgan Sung/TechCrunch)
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Sources: MoonPay gifted celebrities BAYC NFTs at the height of the crypto craze in late 2021; MoonPay claims it charged celebrity clients the NFTs' full price (The Block)
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The Summer Games Fest, organized by video game personality Geoff Keighley in place of E3, features shows from Xbox, Ubisoft, and others, but the vibe feels off (Jason Schreier/Bloomberg)
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A US bankruptcy judge rules FTX can permanently redact names of individual customers from its bankruptcy filings so that they don't fall victim to scams (Dietrich Knauth/Reuters)
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Google SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer says AT&T's default Android messaging will now use the Jibe platform, "so their users will get the latest RCS features instantly" (David Lumb/CNET)
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The founders of Three Arrows Capital spent the past year surfing, meditating, and traveling after their crypto hedge fund collapsed, while refusing to apologize (David Yaffe-Bellany/New York Times)
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Nansen and Glassnode: Binance, Binance.US, and Coinbase saw a combined net outflow of $3.1B via Ethereum and $864M in BTC from June 5-June 8, amid SEC lawsuits (Krisztian Sandor/CoinDesk)
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A US judge ruled in favor of the CFTC after Ooki DAO failed to respond to an enforcement action, setting a precedent that DAOs are liable for legal violations (Colin Wilhelm/The Block)
neowin
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