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MIND of Pepe Soars Past $6M as Traders Search for a New Approach to Crypto Trading

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Many types of crypto projects are launching this year, but AI-powered ones stand out as some of the most valuable. One example is MIND of Pepe, a new AI-driven meme coin that helps $MIND token holders stay ahead of others. It aims to provide holders with a smart, self-improving AI agent that tracks the market in real time and delivers accurate predictions, helping them make better investment decisions. Here’s a closer look at how it works. MIND of Pepe: AI-Powered Meme Coin Changing Crypto Trading The crypto market is going through a period of high volatility, making it tough for investors to earn profits and predict which platform will perform well. Many factors come into play, and even experienced traders struggle to keep up. MIND of Pepe (MIND) stands out as a strong investment choice because it simplifies trading with a self-evolving AI agent. This AI scans sentiment across social media platforms like X and Telegram in real time. By interacting with influencers, it gath...

Meta Reintroduces Key Tech Feature as Stock Nears All-Time High

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In a move that could be huge for the technology stock, Meta (META) has reintroduced a key feature as its stock price nears an all-time high. Indeed, the company announced that it is bringing back facial recognition to Facebook and Instagram as it looks to combat fraudulent activity connected to celebrities on the platform. The feature is making a return after first being abandoned three years ago. Moreover, it arrives amid a key time for the company’s stock value. One of the most recognizable brands in the social networking space, it is on the hunt for increased revenue sources amid its growing spending. All of which should be addressed in the upcoming Q3 earnings report to be issued next week. Source: Washington Monthly Also Read: Meta Stock Target Gets Boost as Q3 Looks to Build Off 2024 Success Meta Stock Looks to Set New Record as Facial Recognition Makes a Comeback within the ever-evolving tech sector, few massive corporations have taken as many risks as Meta. Although they h...

Sydney Sweeney X account promotes ‘t**s’ and Solana shitcoin in hack

Hollywood actress Sydney Sweeney unwittingly became the face of a little-known shitcoin this weekend, after hackers took control of her X (formerly Twitter) account and told the world, “I have the best t**ts in crypto.” Sweeney’s smile was turned into a meme after she appeared on YouTube series Hot Ones, in which celebrity guests are interviewed while eating spicy chicken wings.  Unfortunately, the meme’s popularity brought with it some unwanted attention. On Sunday, Hack ers gained control of her X account and used it to promote $ MILK , a Solana -based altcoin created just days earlier.   Did you see the @sydney_sweeney hack? https://t.co/GgWNuPJ247 pic.twitter.com/LWTVVI7pfT — Smol News (@NewsInSmol) January 28, 2024 X users can be seen replying to the now-deleted post questioning if it’s real. Read more: Algorand X account Hack er brags they’re still in control after ‘taking a nap’ The unknown hacker used the viral image alongside a price chart wit...

X user wants 'deceptive' Satoshi and Bitcoin accounts to lose checkmarks

Two popular Bitcoin-related X (formerly Twitter) accounts should have their blue checkmarks removed for using “misleading and deceptive” identities, claims a prominent pro-Bitcoin account. According to @Pledditor, the two profiles are in breach of the platform’s terms of service, specifically those that forbid using someone else’s identity without disclosing that you are, in fact, a parody account .  “It’s no different than making a fake “Tesla” or “Elon Musk” account ,” says Pledditor. Here are the rules they are in violation of. You can't misappropriate someone else's identity without disclosing you are a parody account. It's no different than making a fake "Tesla" or "Elon Musk" account. pic.twitter.com/ErqXJkhDoX — Pledditor (@Pledditor) October 2, 2023 While the identities of the individuals or groups behind these accounts cannot be confirmed, Pledditor seems adamant that they are definitel...

Why Doge Killer (LEASH) Failed and Tamadoge May Be a Dogecoin Killer

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Doge Killer (LEASH), the dog-themed token from meme-currency developer extraordinaire Ryoshi Nakamoto, is back in the spotlight with a redesigned rebase coin. LEASH was initially introduced as a rebase token , a contentious type of cryptocurrency that exploits price manipulation to generate short-term benefits. Since then, LEASH has evolved into a ShibaSwap native token, utilized for staking and liquidity. LEASH was never meant to serve a legitimate role as a meme coin, making it an incredibly untrustworthy investment. However, with the announcement that LEASH will be the primary cryptocurrency in the Shiba Inu metaverse, its presence may have a purpose. LEASH was initially supposed to be a rebase token tied to the price of Dogecoin. With just 100k tokens in circulation, it has the opposite appeal of SHIB, which has a considerably bigger supply. The 100k tokens in circulation also its true allure due to their scarcity and volatility. Dogecoin Killer also has a few whale acc...

Elon Musk tweets and Twitter bot spam influences altcoin prices: Study

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The study also questioned whether FTX or Alameda had any role in coordinating Twitter bot activity for its own gain. Crypto-spouting Twitter bots could be playing a much larger role in artificially inflating the price of altcoins than previously understood, a new study has suggested. Using a sample of various FTX-listed cryptocurrencies in a study published Aug. 2, the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) said it analyzed over 3 million tweets posted between Jan. 1, 2019, to Jan. 27, 2023, surrounding 18 altcoins. The study found that Twitter bot activity played a crucial role in amplifying the value of these cryptocurrencies, including The Sandbox (SAND), Gala (GALA), Gods Unchained (GODS) and LooksRare (LOOKS), with half of the coins showing signs of price influence as a result of tweet bot activity. It also found that these inauthentic tweet s would increase after FTX posted about the token on social media, which it said raises questions about whether FTX or Alameda Research...

DeSo offers $1M bounty for building decentralized Reddit

Developers pointed out the "monopolization of content and data" in centralized social media platforms as a need to create a decentralized alternative. Via a July 6 announcement, de centralized social media protocol DeSo has issued a $1 million bounty for building a competitor to Reddit using its native blockchain. In supporting the decision, developers wrote: "Reddit recently sparked controversy within its community following a decision to limit API access. This move provoked a series of 48-hour subreddit blackouts in protest. This price hike for their API has forced existing third-party developers to shut down as maintaining their applications becomes impossible." "This controversy and others highlight the ongoing problems with centralized social media platforms," developers said, while also pointing out Elon Musk's controversial decision to impose reading limits on new and verified accounts on Twitter, citing "extreme levels of data scrapin...

YouTube helps recover hacked channel that attempted XRP crypto scams

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YouTube’s swift intervention ensured damage control by preventing XRP hackers from interacting with the channel’s subscribers. Prominent YouTuber DidYouKnowGaming was able to regain access to his YouTube channel, which an anonymous bad actor hacked to promote XRP (XRP) cryptocurrency scams. While hacking into YouTube channel s to promote scams has been a long-standing method of targeting unwary investors, the number of creators on the platform reporting Hacks has increased. Most recently, DidYouKnowGaming — a YouTuber with 2.4 million subscribers — warned his Twitter followers about a hack. so sorry you're having to deal with this! first, we'll need to get some quick info from you & then we'll connect you w/ a specialist team who helps restore account access. follow us & we'll be able to DM you the info you need! — TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) April 28, 2023 After gaining access to the account, the hacker changed the YouTuber’s profile and cover images ...