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On March 25th, Markets announced via its social media channels that its mobile application is currently in the testing phase and will offer limited slots to a select group of users. The initial users will receive one free trade, with costs covered by Markets.

[Markets Mobile App Nears Launch for Hyperliquid Deployer]On March 25th, Markets announced via its social media channels that its mobile application is currently in the testing phase and will offer limited slots to a select group of users. The initial users will receive one free trade, with costs covered by Markets.

Markets Mobile App Nears Launch for Hyperliquid Deployer

On March 25th, according to OnchainLens monitoring, Abraxas Capital increased its gold short position 45 minutes ago. As of now, its gold short position is approximately $22.85 million, with unrealized profits of about $980,000 and a liquidation price of around $6,131.

[Abraxas Capital Increases Gold Short Position]On March 25th, according to OnchainLens monitoring, Abraxas Capital increased its gold short position 45 minutes ago. As of now, its gold short position is approximately $22.85 million, with unrealized profits of about $980,000 and a liquidation price of around $6,131.

Abraxas Capital Increases Gold Short Position

On March 25th, CRCL experienced a significant drop of 17.63% following the release of a revised Clarity Act, which prohibits stablecoin issuers from directly or indirectly paying users interest solely for holding stablecoins. Despite this downturn, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest increased its position in CRCL, acquiring an additional 116,000 shares valued at approximately $11.6 million.

[Ark Invest Buys 116,000 CRCL Shares Worth $11.6 Million]On March 25th, CRCL experienced a significant drop of 17.63% following the release of a revised Clarity Act, which prohibits stablecoin issuers from directly or indirectly paying users interest solely for holding stablecoins. Despite this downturn, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest increased its position in CRCL, acquiring an additional 116,000 shares valued at approximately $11.6 million.

Ark Invest Buys 116,000 CRCL Shares Worth $11.6 Million

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Bret Taylor, Chairman of the Board of the OpenAI Foundation, OpenAI's non-profit arm, has published an update on the foundation's latest progress. He announced that the foundation will invest at least $1 billion in the coming year, covering four major areas: life sciences, employment and economic impact, AI safety and resilience, and community projects. This expenditure is part of a previously announced total commitment of $25 billion.

In the life sciences sector, the foundation will collaborate with research institutions to leverage AI in tackling Alzheimer's disease, including mapping disease pathways, biomarker detection, and personalized treatment. It will also create open medical datasets and organize joint workshops for AI researchers and disease experts in areas with high mortality rates that are chronically underfunded. This area will be led by Jacob Trefethen, who previously managed over $500 million in grants at the philanthropic advisory firm Coefficient Giving.

The AI safety and resilience direction will be led by OpenAI co-founder Wojciech Zaremba, focusing on three areas: research on the impact of AI on children and adolescents and the development of safety measures, detection and defense against biosecurity threats, and support for independent AI model safety testing and industry standard development.

In terms of personnel, the foundation also announced several appointments: Robert Kaiden will serve as CFO, having previously held executive positions at Deloitte, Twitter, and the travel company Inspirato. Anna Makanju will join in mid-April as Head of AI for Civil Society and Philanthropy, previously serving as OpenAI's Vice President of Global Impact. Jeff Arnold will be the Director of Operations, an early member of OpenAI. The foundation is still recruiting for an Executive Director.

Last October, OpenAI announced its restructuring from a non-profit organization to a capped-profit company. The original non-profit entity, under the name OpenAI Foundation, retained control and financial interests in the company. This large-scale spending plan marks the foundation's first major initiative since the restructuring.

[OpenAI Foundation Pledges Over $1 Billion for AI Research, Focusing on Disease and Safety]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Bret Taylor, Chairman of the Board of the OpenAI Foundation, OpenAI's non-profit arm, has published an update on the foundation's latest progress. He announced that the foundation will invest at least $1 billion in the coming year, covering four major areas: life sciences, employment and economic impact, AI safety and resilience, and community projects. This expenditure is part of a previously announced total commitment of $25 billion.

In the life sciences sector, the foundation will collaborate with research institutions to leverage AI in tackling Alzheimer's disease, including mapping disease pathways, biomarker detection, and personalized treatment. It will also create open medical datasets and organize joint workshops for AI researchers and disease experts in areas with high mortality rates that are chronically underfunded. This area will be led by Jacob Trefethen, who previously managed over $500 million in grants at the philanthropic advisory firm Coefficient Giving.

The AI safety and resilience direction will be led by OpenAI co-founder Wojciech Zaremba, focusing on three areas: research on the impact of AI on children and adolescents and the development of safety measures, detection and defense against biosecurity threats, and support for independent AI model safety testing and industry standard development.

In terms of personnel, the foundation also announced several appointments: Robert Kaiden will serve as CFO, having previously held executive positions at Deloitte, Twitter, and the travel company Inspirato. Anna Makanju will join in mid-April as Head of AI for Civil Society and Philanthropy, previously serving as OpenAI's Vice President of Global Impact. Jeff Arnold will be the Director of Operations, an early member of OpenAI. The foundation is still recruiting for an Executive Director.

Last October, OpenAI announced its restructuring from a non-profit organization to a capped-profit company. The original non-profit entity, under the name OpenAI Foundation, retained control and financial interests in the company. This large-scale spending plan marks the foundation's first major initiative since the restructuring.

OpenAI Foundation Pledges Over $1 Billion for AI Research, Focusing on Disease and Safety

On March 25th, Arthur Hayes posted on social media stating that the current market is filled with illusions of favorable future prospects. While he personally hopes for the 'slaughter' to stop, he will not be buying risk assets at this time.

[Arthur Hayes: Market Fueled by Illusions of Future Gains, Won't Buy Risk Assets Now]On March 25th, Arthur Hayes posted on social media stating that the current market is filled with illusions of favorable future prospects. While he personally hopes for the 'slaughter' to stop, he will not be buying risk assets at this time.

Arthur Hayes: Market Fueled by Illusions of Future Gains, Won't Buy Risk Assets Now

On March 25th, Arthur Hayes posted on social media stating that the current market is filled with illusions of favorable future prospects. While he personally hopes the 'slaughter' will stop, he will not be buying risk assets at this time.

[Arthur Hayes: Market Fueled by Illusions of Future Gains, Won't Buy Risk Assets]On March 25th, Arthur Hayes posted on social media stating that the current market is filled with illusions of favorable future prospects. While he personally hopes the 'slaughter' will stop, he will not be buying risk assets at this time.

Arthur Hayes: Market Fueled by Illusions of Future Gains, Won't Buy Risk Assets

On March 25th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, US-listed cryptocurrency concept stocks collectively retreated. Circle (CRCL) closed down 20.1%, with its perpetual futures on Hyperliquid temporarily trading at $102.7. Amidst the sharp decline, two on-chain whales (0xcee) and (0x51b) simultaneously entered the market to buy the dip in the early hours of today. Each opened a long position of approximately $1 million USD in CRCL, with average entry prices of $106 and $103 respectively. The nearest liquidation price is located at $95.8.

[Circle (CRCL) Drops Over 20% Intra-day; Two Whales Buy the Dip with Million-Dollar Positions]On March 25th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, US-listed cryptocurrency concept stocks collectively retreated. Circle (CRCL) closed down 20.1%, with its perpetual futures on Hyperliquid temporarily trading at $102.7. Amidst the sharp decline, two on-chain whales (0xcee) and (0x51b) simultaneously entered the market to buy the dip in the early hours of today. Each opened a long position of approximately $1 million USD in CRCL, with average entry prices of $106 and $103 respectively. The nearest liquidation price is located at $95.8.

Circle (CRCL) Drops Over 20% Intra-day; Two Whales Buy the Dip with Million-Dollar Positions

According to monitoring by Trader T, the US spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow of $66.71 million yesterday.

[US Spot Bitcoin ETF Sees Net Outflow of $66.71 Million Yesterday]According to monitoring by Trader T, the US spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow of $66.71 million yesterday.

US Spot Bitcoin ETF Sees Net Outflow of $66.71 Million Yesterday

On March 25th, according to TraderT monitoring, US spot Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of $40.09 million yesterday.

[US Spot Ethereum ETFs See $40.09 Million Net Outflow]On March 25th, according to TraderT monitoring, US spot Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of $40.09 million yesterday.

US Spot Ethereum ETFs See $40.09 Million Net Outflow

The hack took place between May 12 and May 14, 2023, when hackers impersonated Stephens' brother and gained access to his account. The hackers then carried out a SIM swap, reset his passwords, and passed two-factor authentication prompts. Stephens has filed a lawsuit against the anonymous hackers and is seeking compensation for his lost assets and the time and money spent on investigating the hack.

[Blockchain Capital Cofounder Loses $6.3 Million in Alleged SIM Swap Hack]The hack took place between May 12 and May 14, 2023, when hackers impersonated Stephens' brother and gained access to his account. The hackers then carried out a SIM swap, reset his passwords, and passed two-factor authentication prompts. Stephens has filed a lawsuit against the anonymous hackers and is seeking compensation for his lost assets and the time and money spent on investigating the hack.

Blockchain Capital Cofounder Loses $6.3 Million in Alleged SIM Swap Hack

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