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Ethereum Shows 4H Bearish Divergence – Can Bulls Hold $1,750?

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Google Bard versus OpenAI battle supporting QUBE and InQubeta presale

The race for advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology has intensified in recent years, with tech giants like Google and OpenAI pushing the boundaries of what is possible. This fierce competition between the two industry powerhouses has implications for AI’s future. It has the potential to significantly impact the crypto market, particularly tokens like QUBE from InQubeta. As Google Bard and OpenAI continue to make groundbreaking advancements, the ripple effects could lead to a surge in interest and investment in  InQubeta’s   ongoing presale . The battle for AI supremacy Google Bard and OpenAI have been battling for AI supremacy, each vying to develop the most advanced natural language processing (NLP) models. These models are designed to generate human-like text, opening up various applications and possibilities. Google’s Bard, known for its impressive language generation capabilities, and OpenAI’s GPT-3, renowned for its text generation prowess, a...

Canadian teens impersonate Coinbase support, stealing over $4m in crypto

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Two teenagers from Canada have been apprehended and charged in connection with a crypto currency theft amounting to $4.2 million. According to reports on July 4, the accused individuals posed as Coinbase support . They managed to gain unauthorized access to a victim’s exchange account, resulting in the theft of $4.2 million of bitcoin (BTC) and ethereum (ETH). The perpetrators, known by their online pseudonyms “Felon” and “Gaze,” employed a sophisticated spear phishing technique to target a specific individual and manipulate them into revealing their account details. Const. Krista-Lee Ernst, a police officer from Hamilton, Ontario, described the method used by the culprits as a concerning trend in cybercrime. You might also like: Canada proposes measures to support blockchain and crypto While the recent theft amounted to $4 million, it has been revealed that the teenagers had control over a staggering total of $13.4 million in various crypto cu...