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IndustryCryptopolitan·

Microsoft to drop rented computing capacity from Oracle

Microsoft is ending an arrangement to rent AI computing power from its rival Oracle, Bloomberg reported. Oracle shares dipped 4% on Friday on the news. The report fed fresh doubts about how long the AI infrastructure boom can continue to sustain itself. Microsoft has been using less of the rented computing power in recent months...

IndustryCryptopolitan·

Amazon launches text-based shopping using Alexa

Amazon gave a select group of US customers early access on Friday to shop over text using its Alexa for Shopping agent. The feature lets you search for items, compare options, and place orders right inside a text thread. This lands right before the holiday shopping rush, pushing Amazon deeper into the race for AI-driven...

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XN plans to buy more Anthropic shares at IPO as AI sell-off tests valuation

XN is not backing away from Anthropic. The New York investment firm founded by Gaurav Kapadia plans to be a “large participant” in the Claude maker’s IPO despite the AI stock sell-off, the Financial Times reported. Public investors, meanwhile, are questioning its proposed $1.5 trillion valuation. A $5.3 billion bet, and a plan to add...

SecurityCryptopolitan·

Gnosis Pay says attackers accessed customer data through legacy card system

According to Gnosis Pay, hackers breached personal information in the old system that powers its consumer cards. The attack was revealed on Friday, November 6, and the company claims that funds or its business platform were not affected. The statements are made amid a downturn in spending via Gnosis Pay’s card as the market continues...

SecurityCryptopolitan·

Binance hackers swap $124M of stolen altcoins into Bitcoin as withdrawals reopen

According to Elliptic’s report on November 6, hackers responsible for stealing $6.43 billion worth of coins from Binance have swapped stolen altcoins in the amount of $124 million for Bitcoin. These transactions are being conducted simultaneously with Binance’s reopening of its withdrawal function to customers. Converting altcoins, not cashing out The altcoin swaps of the...

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RegulationCointelegraph·

Here’s what happened in crypto today

Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, Web3 and crypto regulation.

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RegulationBeInCrypto·

US Treasury Bans MEXC Exchange Over Alleged $16B in Illicit Transactions

The US Treasury has ordered crypto exchange MEXC Global cut off from the American financial system over allegations that it processed $16.7 billion linked to illicit activity. The November 6 announcement says the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) will prohibit US financial institutions from sending or receiving funds involving MEXC. The restriction covers cryptocurrency transfers The p

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BlockchainBitcoin Magazine·

U.S. Treasury Cuts Off MEXC From U.S. Financial System Over Alleged $16 Billion in Illicit Flows

Bitcoin Magazine U.S. Treasury Cuts Off MEXC From U.S. Financial System Over Alleged $16 Billion in Illicit Flows FinCEN issued a final order under section 9714(a) that will bar U.S. financial institutions from sending or receiving funds with MEXC Global 30 days after Federal Register publication, citing at least $16 billion in alleged illicit activity. This post U.S. Treasury Cuts Off MEXC From U

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RegulationCryptopolitan·

US sanctions 45 more Prince Group targets over scam network finances

The United States Treasury Department sanctioned four individuals and 41 firms connected with Prince Group of Cambodia on November 5. The firms that were targeted are engaged in offshore businesses and finance, which are believed to have been involved in the group’s alleged fraudulent business activities. As stated by the Office of Foreign Assets Control...