Top news of the week
Bitcoin white paper appears to be hidden in Apple’s latest macOS
Satoshi Nakamoto’s original white paper, which appears to explain the subject of the Bitcoin network, seems to be hidden in all the latest versions of Apple’s operating system for Mac computers. Technician Andy Baio wrote in his April 5 blog post that Bitcoin White’s PDF of his paper “shipped with every copy of macOS since his Mojave in 2018. It seems that there is.” Baio told Cointelegraph that when Nakamoto’s white paper first appeared, he was trying to fix his printer and scan the document. He created a prompt in Terminal so that other users could easily access the white paper.
Binance Australia Derivatives License Revoked by Securities Regulator
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has revoked Binance Australia Derivatives’ license after reviewing its operations in the country. The firm’s clients will no longer be able to increase derivatives positions or open new positions on the platform after April 14th, and existing derivatives positions must be closed by his April 21st. Service operations in Australia, including classification for retail and wholesale clients. Spot trading on Binance is still available for Australian residents.
FTX’s Charitable Giving Creates a Complex Dilemma for Recipients
FTX’s philanthropic arm has pledged $1 billion to researchers at prestigious universities. However, on November 11, 2022, he resigned from that team after FTX filed for bankruptcy. Many scholars and researchers who received grants in the early days are now stuck over the payment of additional grants to the program. Grant was forced to drop out of the course for fear of paying it back. FTX Future Fund grants focused on research projects such as safe development of artificial intelligence, mitigation of catastrophic biorisks, institutional improvement, economic growth, great power relations and effective altruism .
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winner and loser
Bitcoin for the weekend (Bitcoin) is $27,928,ether (ethereum) and $1,857 and XRP and $0.51The total market capitalization is $1.18 trillion, according to Go to Coin Market Cap.
Among the 100 biggest cryptocurrencies, this week’s top 3 altcoin risers are Injective (Omitted) 21.19%, Enjin Coin (English) 17.75% and basic attention tokens (Bat) 9.19%.
This week’s top three altcoin losers are The Mask Network. (mask) -15.39%, stack (STX) -14.84% and Arbitrum (ARB) -13.88%.
For more information on crypto prices, be sure to read Cointelegraph’s market analysis.
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Philippe DufresneCanadian Privacy Commissioner
Forecast for the week
Bitcoin rests at $28,000 as US jobs data boosts betting on new Fed rate hike
Bitcoin price is still in the range of around $28,000 over the weekend as the BTC/USD pair sidestepped the volatility of the previous day. The much-anticipated U.S. nonfarm payrolls came in slightly below his April 7 forecast, suggesting a slower-than-expected rise in the unemployment rate.
The data also raised market expectations that the Federal Reserve would continue to raise interest rates to combat inflation — at the expense of the performance of cryptocurrencies and risk assets.
Michael van de Poppe, founder and CEO of trading company Eight, summed up his expectations: “Bitcoin is still in a state of boredom. It has been consolidating for weeks while the old altcoins are running wild,” he noted. “I’m still looking at support and we need to keep $27,600. If that’s lost it looks like it’s likely going to be $25,000-$25,400. Here he holds through NFP -> next is he $30,000.”
FUD of the week
US state regulator announces $10 million settlement with Robinhood ‘for failed investors’
Sentiment Recovers $87 Million After Negotiations With Hackers
OpenAI faces Canadian privacy investigation alleging collection of personal information
OpenAI, creator of the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT, is under investigation by the Canadian Privacy Commission for allegedly collecting and using personal information without consent. The Canadian investigation comes as Germany, France, Ireland and Spain look to possible actions against AI following Italy’s temporary block of ChatGPT. In the United States, the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Policy (CAIDP) filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission on his March 30th attempt to block the release of powerful AI systems to consumers.
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