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Artificial Intelligence (AI) projects in crypto
The rumor that AI could dramatically change the market in all sectors has intensified thanks to the popularity of OpenAI and applications such as ChatGPT. This trend has also spread to the crypto industry, which has seen a surge in the price of tokens associated with AI projects.
Alex Svanevik (CEO Nansen) believes that artificial intelligence will be integrated into cryptocurrency applications to significantly improve the user experience. He explained that cryptoprojects will start integrating AI technology similar to the way Bing (Microsoft's search engine) teamed up with ChatGPT.For his part, André Cronje (Fantom Funder) said on his Twitter that crypto and AI are incompatible:"Blockchain = slow but transparent and secure. AI = fast bandwidth, opaque, black box. I need to make it clear that these two things are incompatible. Blockchains do not improve AI in the same way that AI does not improve blockchains."
With the rise in popularity of AI, you may have noticed such a curious thing. Projects that until recently were unaware of Artificial Intelligence technology have begun to dramatically "incorporate" it into their product. This raises a question: do they do it in order to get a buzz and attract more users OR is there something really revolutionary behind their AI developments?
But if we abstract away from the vague prospects and look at the existing product, the situation is quite interesting. At the moment there are a lot of AI services that solve the problems of artists, designers, copywriters, etc. And this plays to the advantage for us cryptans as well. There are opportunities to:- getting WL for art using a neural network;
- write articles about projects for Ambassador programs through GPT.
GERICHTSURTEIL: Gewinne aus Bitcoin-Verkäufen sind steuerpflichtig
Der Bundesfinanzhof hat ein Grundsatzurteil zur Besteuerung von Kryptowährungsgeschäften gefällt. Gewinne aus dem Verkauf von Kryptowährungen müssen ebenso wie Spekulationsgewinne mit anderen Wirtschaftsgütern versteuert werden. "Veräußerungsgewinne, die ein Steuerpflichtiger innerhalb eines Jahres aus dem Verkauf oder dem Tausch von Kryptowährungen wie Bitcoin, Ethereum und Monero erzielt, unterfallen der Besteuerung als privates Veräußerungsgeschäft", entschied der Bundesfinanzhof (BFH) in einem nun veröffentlichten Urteil vom 14. Februar 2023 (Az. IX R 3/22) [...] https://www.golem.de/news/gerichtsu...kaeufen-sind-steuerpflichtig-2303-172304.html
Der Bundesfinanzhof hat ein Grundsatzurteil zur Besteuerung von Kryptowährungsgeschäften gefällt. Gewinne aus dem Verkauf von Kryptowährungen müssen ebenso wie Spekulationsgewinne mit anderen Wirtschaftsgütern versteuert werden. "Veräußerungsgewinne, die ein Steuerpflichtiger innerhalb eines Jahres aus dem Verkauf oder dem Tausch von Kryptowährungen wie Bitcoin, Ethereum und Monero erzielt, unterfallen der Besteuerung als privates Veräußerungsgeschäft", entschied der Bundesfinanzhof (BFH) in einem nun veröffentlichten Urteil vom 14. Februar 2023 (Az. IX R 3/22) [...] https://www.golem.de/news/gerichtsu...kaeufen-sind-steuerpflichtig-2303-172304.html
Coinbase: Alles crasht – und Cathie Wood kauft
Die Kurse am Kryptomarkt sind in dieser Woche eingebrochen und auch die Aktien von Unternehmen mit Bezug zu Bitcoin und Co werden abverkauft. Die Papiere des Kryptobörsenbetreibers Coinbase sind alleine am gestrigen Donnerstag fast acht Prozent tiefer aus dem US-Handel gegangen – und für Star-Investorin Cathie Wood damit offenbar ein Schnäppchen.
https://www.deraktionaer.de/artikel/aktien/coinbase-alles-crasht-und-cathie-wood-kauft-20328114.html
Die Kurse am Kryptomarkt sind in dieser Woche eingebrochen und auch die Aktien von Unternehmen mit Bezug zu Bitcoin und Co werden abverkauft. Die Papiere des Kryptobörsenbetreibers Coinbase sind alleine am gestrigen Donnerstag fast acht Prozent tiefer aus dem US-Handel gegangen – und für Star-Investorin Cathie Wood damit offenbar ein Schnäppchen.
https://www.deraktionaer.de/artikel/aktien/coinbase-alles-crasht-und-cathie-wood-kauft-20328114.html
Why Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Bitcoin Cash Are Surging This Week
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/why-bitcoin-ethereum-and-bitcoin-cash-are-surging-this-week
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/why-bitcoin-ethereum-and-bitcoin-cash-are-surging-this-week
On-Chain-Daten zeigen
Das sind die 10 am meisten genutzten Blockchain-Netzwerke
Top 10 Blockchain-Netzwerke nach Nutzern:
Das sind die 10 am meisten genutzten Blockchain-Netzwerke
Top 10 Blockchain-Netzwerke nach Nutzern:
- Tron (TRX): 1.600.000
- BNB Chain (BNB): 1.140.000
- Bitcoin (BTC): 647.030
- Ethereum (ETH): 378.110
- Polygon (MATIC): 347.040
- Litecoin (LTC): 283.600
- PancakeSwap (CAKE): 127.180
- Solana (SOL): 110.330
- Arbitrum: 95.690
- Fantom (FTM): 72.880
Der Bitcoin Kurs konnte bullisch abprallen und könnte auf 36.000 USD steigen
Im Monatschart tickt das Histogramm des MACDs zudem seit vielen Monaten bullisch höher. Der Monatschart gibt also schon seit Monaten ein klares Signal für eine Bodenbildung. Der RSI bewegt sich währenddessen in neutralem Bereich und gibt weder bullische noch bärische Signale.
Die Bitcoin Dominanz könnte den Fib Widerstand bei rund 52,13 % anvisieren
White House Slams Crypto as 'Too Risky' in Annual Economic Report -- Barrons.com
22 March 2023, 16:41, By Jack Denton
The White House went after cryptocurrencies in its annual economic report, calling digital assets too speculative, without economic benefit, and a risk to financial markets and investors. That tone shouldn't come as a surprise. U.S. lawmakers and regulators have taken an increasingly harsh look at cryptos over the past year. A selloff in Bitcoin prices and a string of business failures across the sector ushered in scrutiny that has only accelerated since crypto exchange FTX collapsed last November amid allegations of fraud. Joe Biden's White House, which has suggested a variety of moves that would rein in the industry, doubled down on scrutiny in the annual Economic Report of the President, published Monday. The report devotes a chapter to digital assets, "debunking" claims about crypto, and detailing arguments against its widespread adoption. Crypto is mostly a speculative investment, the report said, and the prospects for cryptos as currencies are limited because they don't perform the functions of money as well as the dollar. Stablecoins are also far from stable, the report said, citing the meltdown of stablecoin Terra last spring, which fueled declines across the digital asset landscape. Crypto assets can also be harmful to consumers and investors, the White House argued, saying the overall economic benefits from blockchain technology have been limited. The criticism affirms expectations that U.S. regulators will take a tougher stance on the crypto industry. But with Bitcoin possibly heading for a new bull run -- with the market capitalization of digital assets up $1.2 trillion from below $800 billion at the start of 2023, vastly outperforming the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 -- fans of crypto may not be sweating too much for now.
Write to Jack Denton at jack.denton@barrons.com This content was created by Barron's, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. Barron's is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. (END) Dow Jones Newswires March 22, 2023 10:41 ET (14:41 GMT)Copyright (c) 2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
22 March 2023, 16:41, By Jack Denton
The White House went after cryptocurrencies in its annual economic report, calling digital assets too speculative, without economic benefit, and a risk to financial markets and investors. That tone shouldn't come as a surprise. U.S. lawmakers and regulators have taken an increasingly harsh look at cryptos over the past year. A selloff in Bitcoin prices and a string of business failures across the sector ushered in scrutiny that has only accelerated since crypto exchange FTX collapsed last November amid allegations of fraud. Joe Biden's White House, which has suggested a variety of moves that would rein in the industry, doubled down on scrutiny in the annual Economic Report of the President, published Monday. The report devotes a chapter to digital assets, "debunking" claims about crypto, and detailing arguments against its widespread adoption. Crypto is mostly a speculative investment, the report said, and the prospects for cryptos as currencies are limited because they don't perform the functions of money as well as the dollar. Stablecoins are also far from stable, the report said, citing the meltdown of stablecoin Terra last spring, which fueled declines across the digital asset landscape. Crypto assets can also be harmful to consumers and investors, the White House argued, saying the overall economic benefits from blockchain technology have been limited. The criticism affirms expectations that U.S. regulators will take a tougher stance on the crypto industry. But with Bitcoin possibly heading for a new bull run -- with the market capitalization of digital assets up $1.2 trillion from below $800 billion at the start of 2023, vastly outperforming the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 -- fans of crypto may not be sweating too much for now.
Write to Jack Denton at jack.denton@barrons.com This content was created by Barron's, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. Barron's is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. (END) Dow Jones Newswires March 22, 2023 10:41 ET (14:41 GMT)Copyright (c) 2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
