WAO ART #264

The United States of America has issued new AI rules that could impact AI-powered cryptocurrencies like GRT, AGIX, and FET. Companies will now have to conduct AI safety tests and report the results to the US government. This could increase the regulatory costs for AI blockchains.

InQubeta, a platform connecting investors with AI startups, has raised over $4.2 million in a presale, showing optimism in its QUBE tokens and the AI sector. QUBE serves as an investment tool and gateway to AI ventures. InQubeta plans to introduce an NFT marketplace and establish InQubeta DAO.

Turkey plans to establish a digital currency framework by 2024, aiming to protect investors and promote regulatory clarity. The government intends to introduce new definitions for virtual asset service providers, including exchanges and brokers, and implement a new tax regime for digital assets.

Jimmy Nguyen, a tech and blockchain leader, spoke at the Digital Nigeria International Conference 2023, where he discussed his global adventures and announced the launch of his new venture, New Win Global. Nguyen shared three key lessons he learned from Vietnam, Pakistan, and Nigeria: Learn, Connect, and Synthesize.

Valkyrie and Bitwise are leading the race to launch the first Bitcoin ETF in the US, with Valkyrie's CIO predicting approval by the end of November. The SEC's upcoming comment requests could lead to rule changes for listing Bitcoin ETFs.

New Zealand courts have denied collective legal representation for account holders affected by the Cryptopia hack and liquidation. This decision has left hundreds of thousands of account holders to navigate the complex legal process individually.

A survey conducted by the Brazilian Association of Cryptoeconomics (ABCripto) reveals that 68% of crypto companies in Brazil are operating without any authorization from regulators such as the Central Bank and the Brazilian Securities Commission (CVM).