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Meta is developing a decentralized Twitter-like application

Meta is working on the development of a decentralized Twitter-like application. The company itself confirmed the rumors: "We are exploring an autonomous decentralized social network for text messaging. This is a promising project in which users, including public figures and politicians, will be able to share the latest news and

Exchanges in Ukraine have suspended operations with bank cards

Some crypto-exchanges have stopped operations on withdrawal of funds to Ukrainian cards. Binance confirmed this information on Twitter. The founder of Ukrainian exchange Kuna Mikhail Chobanyan also reported about the problem. Whitebit also joined the list. "Now fiat channels, namely deposit and withdrawal via bank card and other payment services

AI in crypto: how to earn, what projects are used and is it needed at all?

ChatGPT and Dalle-2 triggered an AI chain reaction, opening up a new trend for the traditional and cryptocurrency market. And while Microsoft is investing tens of billions in OpenAI and Google is testing Bard, crypto projects decided to ride the AI hype wave and put artificial intelligence on the blockchain.

Telegram launched a paid subscription - Forbes

Durov's team believes that the Telegram Premium subscription will usher in "an era of reliable monetization," including the development of new features and options, while maintaining free access to the app. In Russia, a paid subscription is only available to iOS users for 449 rubles per month. It will not

EU agrees on new rules for Internet companies to monitor content

New EU rules require companies such as Google and Meta* to increase oversight of illegal content on their platforms and pay regulators to enforce the rules. Targeted ads targeting children or based on personal information such as religion, gender, race and political views are banned, Reuters reported. Online platforms will

Musk ready to invest up to $15 billion of his own money to buy Twitter

The New York Post reported Tuesday, citing its sources, that Elon Musk is willing to spend $10 billion to $15 billion of his own money to buy Twitter. According to the report , Musk plans to submit a tender offer in about 10 days and has enlisted Morgan Stanley to raise

Twitter has enlisted JPMorgan as an advisor to Musk's bid to buy the company

The largest U.S. bank recently began working to help Twitter in its negotiations. According to Bloomberg, in addition to Musk's offer, other investors are also interested in taking over Twitter.

TikTok's revenue will overtake Twitter and Snapchat combined in 2022

Insider Intelligence analysts believe that TikTok's revenue could triple in the current reporting year. The reasons for the optimistic predictions are the number of users and the time they spend on the app. Twitter and Snapchat are expected to bring in $5.58 billion and $4.86 billion in ad

End of restrictions: Chinese gaming regulator grants licenses to 45 games

Chinese regulators stopped approving gaming monetization licenses last July, severely impacting industry giants such as Tencent Holdings and NetEase.

NFT's first Twitter post put up for sale for $48 million

Sina Estvi, CEO of Malaysian blockchain service Bridge Oracle, bought NFT a year ago for $2.9 million. Esstavi will donate 50 percent of the proceeds to the charity GiveDirectly.