International regulation may be too slow and may represent interests that are not in line with Norway’s, Norges Bank suggests in an annual report.
Norway could go its own way on crypto asset regulation, central bank suggests [cointelegraph]


International regulation may be too slow and may represent interests that are not in line with Norway’s, Norges Bank suggests in an annual report.

Researchers at Meta AI may have developed a way to get around the “tokenization” problem with GPT models.

The Bank for International Settlements has published the fifth paper by the group, highlighting its latest thinking on a potential retail CBDC.

Transactions on the Multichain protocol have been delayed across multiple cross-chain bridges without a clear explanation.

Volumes at Synthetix surpassed its nearest DEX competitor, but contracting user activity across decentralized exchanges could be a red flag.

The reported attacker is a known exploiter, labeled “Fake_Phishing750” by BSCScan.

BTC price has struggled for nearly a month, but Bitcoin miners revenue is up, calling into question the logic of short sellers betting against mining stocks.

Funds will be used to support the decentralized World ID and the recently released crypto wallet World App. VC firms A16z Crypto, Bain Capital Crypto, and Distributed Global are investors in the round.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman spoke with European officials in Brussels, warning of the ramifications of over-regulation of the AI industry.
Is the EU’s crypto regulatory framework a useful model for U.S. legislators? Can a “security” token really morph into a “utility” token?