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$12M raised as iDEGEN is banned from posting on X Crypto's experimental autonomous AI agent, trained exclusively on its own community’s data—has been restricted by X for “Violent Speech”. While the exact reasons behind the posting ban remain unclear, speculation continues to circulate The AI has already gained a viral infamy for its interactions with other AIs, KOLs, and in general, creating mayhem on X and in Telegram. Regardless, iDEGEN’s presale activity has continued to grow, with its raise now passing $12M. The pre-market price is now up 75,000% from opening levels. This development may not mark the end for iDEGEN In fact, it could signal the beginning of AI’s unfiltered era.
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Following the recent Ginger upgrade that doubled DA capacity, @Celestia hit a new all time high yesterday - 11.85 gb of data posted, almost entirely from @EclipseFND Celestia handled 5x the data posted to Ethereum blobs at a 99.6% lower fee per mb of data
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Altcoin Season Chances Drop, But 3 Indicators Point to Potential Revival Alts Gets Pushed Down Again Altcoin season refers to a period when altcoins outperform Bitcoin in terms of market cap growth. The Altcoin Season Index measures this trend, determining whether 75% of the top 50 cryptocurrencies are outperforming Bitcoin. Typically, an index value above 75 signals the onset of altcoin season, while a value at 25 reflects Bitcoin dominance. However, as of now, the index has dropped to 49, highlighting a setback for altcoins as Bitcoin regains a stronger foothold in the market. But despite the drawdown, it does not appear that the alt season is over. One indicator suggesting this is Bitcoin dominance. An increase in Bitcoin dominance often signifies a growing preference for Bitcoin over altcoins, particularly during periods of market uncertainty. This trend suggests that investors see Bitcoin as a safer option, given its relative stability and established market position.
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Crypto Council for Innovation CEO Sheila Warren plans to step down in January Sheila Warren has been leading CCI for the past three years. CCI’s Board of Directors appointed Ji Hun Kim, currently the group’s chief legal and policy officer, to become acting CEO. Crypto Council for Innovation CEO Sheila Warren is stepping down from her post in January. Warren has been leading CCI for the past three years through the crypto industry's crashes, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler's scrutiny and inspection, new legislation and as bitcoin's value reached all-time highs. CCI has members such as Circle, Coinbase and OpenSea, among others. Warren says her next chapter will "will focus on driving innovation and impact on an even greater scale."
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https://youtu.be/VwNSY2moaGg?si=GcXAgjAbjreMaMsP - watch it
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