BioSig, Streamex to Raise $1.1B for Gold Tokenization Initiative on Solana

BlockBeats News: On July 9th, according to Wired, OpenAI has poached four senior engineers from competitors Tesla, xAI, and Meta, including David Lau, former Vice President of Software Engineering at Tesla, who has joined the company's expansion team. The message was released by OpenAI co-founder and expansion team leader Greg Brockman through an internal Slack message on Tuesday. Joining OpenAI alongside David Lau are Uday Ruddarraju, former infrastructure engineering director at xAI and X, Mike Dalton, infrastructure engineer at xAI, and Angela Fan, artificial intelligence researcher at Meta. Dalton and Ruddarraju have both worked at Robinhood before. At xAI, Ruddarraju and Dalton were involved in the construction of Colossus, a large supercomputer consisting of over 200000 GPUs.

ETH has risen, with a trading volume of $36.2 billion in the past 24 hours and a circulating market value of $320 billion, representing a 3.18% increase in market value. Data for reference only

1. Truth Social launches blue chip cryptocurrency ETF, including mainstream assets such as BTC and ETH 2. US Department of Justice sues two men in $650 million cryptocurrency fraud case 3. BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF holdings approach 700000, accounting for 3.32% of the total Bitcoin supply 4. Remixpoint will fully pay CEO compensation in Bitcoin, pioneering a new model of encrypted compensation 5. Robinhood contacts European regulatory agencies to clarify tokenized stock structure 6. SharpLink Gaming has cumulatively purchased Ethereum worth $536.2 million and pledged it 7. Tether holds $8 billion worth of gold in Swiss vaults 8. US listed company BTCS plans to raise $100 million for Ethereum strategic acquisition The above is a selection of hot topics from the past 24 hours. Click to see the full article: https://www.aicoin.com/article/471213

According to The Block, it seems that the US SEC is about to approve multiple spot cryptocurrency ETFs, and key stakeholders are considering a framework that could accelerate the listing process. Sources said that last week, the SEC raised questions about details such as staking in a SOL ETF proposal, but the communication was constructive. According to informed sources, approval is only a matter of time, but the specific time is uncertain. On Tuesday, at the WOLF Trading event, Gregory King, founder of Osprey Funds and Rex Shares, stated that the SEC's attitude has changed, and although it will not act arbitrarily, it supports cryptocurrency. Last week, the SEC approved a hybrid cryptocurrency fund for Grayscale, but the approval was subsequently suspended. According to insiders, the SEC is advancing in stages, starting with Bitcoin and then Ethereum, and now considering hybrid asset ETFs. At present, the SEC is formulating listing standards and plans to shorten the review period. This measure is driven by the exchange and will be in line with traditional ETF practices. 21Shares stated that they have not had direct dialogue with the SEC, but believe that the new framework can reduce the complexity and uncertainty of listing. Bloomberg Industry Research ETF analyst James Seyfart expects the framework draft to be released this month and implemented in September or October, when the floodgates for other asset ETFs will open. Analyst Eric Balchunas recently estimated that the likelihood of SEC approval for ETFs tracking SOL, XRP, and LTC is 95%, and the likelihood of approval for ETF proposals tracking Dogecoin, Cardano, and Polkadot is also high, at around 90%.

According to The Block, the US Department of Justice has revealed that Georgia resident Michael Shannon Sims (48 years old) and New Jersey resident Juan Carlos Reynoso (57 years old) have been charged with operating the international fraud project OmegaPro, involving a total amount of $650 million. Two men promoted a "forex investment package" to investors through a multi-layered marketing model, promising to receive a 300% return within 16 months and requesting payment in cryptocurrency. The indictment shows that the defendant team created a luxurious image by displaying luxury cars, vacation photos, and projecting company logos at the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Later, they froze investor withdrawals on the grounds of "being hacked" and transferred funds to encrypted wallets controlled by executives. Sims is the founder and promoter of OmegaPro, while Reynoso leads the company's business in Latin America and the United States. The two defendants each face two counts of conspiracy, and if convicted, each charge carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.