Odaily Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino posted on the X platform that in view of the large number of impostors on Instagram, he decided to open an official Instagram account and post clips of his interviews, some original internet memes and other premium content.

Coin Network Report: Coin Network reported that Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino posted on social media that given the large number of impostors on Instagram, he decided to open an official Instagram account and post my interview clips, some original Internet memes and other premium content.

PANews reported on February 8 that according to Disney's official website, Disney announced that it would invest $1.5 billion in the game company Epic Games to obtain part of its equity. The partnership will not only be financial, but will also "work together to create a new open, enduring and social universe that will further expand Disney's beloved stories and experiences." The trailer reads that "a new universe is about to be born" where players can "play, watch, create, and shop" while "exploring a place where magic meets epicness." In a statement, Disney emphasized that the company has long used Epic's Unreal Engine in film and television clips and theme park projects such as Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Disney's new game universe will also be built using Unreal Engine, the company said. Crypto media Cointelegraph commented that less than a year ago, Disney cut its Metaverse division, but now it looks like it is working with Epic Games to create another Metaverse division.

Zhu Su, co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, said he had the "best night's sleep" of his life while serving nearly three months in a prison in Singapore, calling it an "overall enjoyable experience". In a Jan. 22 X post, Zhu Su flashed back on his time in prison through several clips from an unreleased podcast, which also included Kyle Davies, another co-founder of Three Arrows Capital. （Cointelegraph）

According to IT House, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently announced a bounty order to find a way to distinguish whether a sound is made by a real human or generated by AI. According to the FTC, participants can revolve around the following three points: prevention or authentication: a way to restrict the use or application of voice cloning software by unauthorized users, real-time detection or monitoring: a way to detect cloned voices or use voice cloning technology must be provided, and follow-up evaluation: a way to check whether audio clips contain cloned voices. The overall winner of the competition will receive $25,000 and the runner-up will receive $4,000, with up to three honorable mentions (one for each intervention point) each awarded $2,000.

Bullish pattern of candlesticks – multi-side cannons In an upward or downtrend, a middle or long white candlestick appears, followed by a black candle that is physically conceived within the white candlestick body, After the black candlestick, another white candle appears that completely envelops the black candle and amplifies the volume, The combination formed by these three candlesticks is called a multi-square cannon, that is, two yang clips and one yin. Buy reference level: After the appearance of the multi-side gun pattern, the next day the stock price continues to rise and crosses the third white candle body, then the buying point appears. Stop loss reference level: the lowest point of the third candlestick.

Beatles member Ringo Starr said in an interview with Rolling Stone that he would "never" fake the voice of late member John Lennon for a new song, instead using artificial intelligence to clean up previously recorded clips, according to CNN. Paul McCartney is reportedly trying to clarify how artificial intelligence was used on what he called the Beatles' "last" song. "Can't say much at this stage, but to be clear, nothing is artificial or synthetic. It's all real and we're all playing on it," he added. "We cleaned up some existing recordings -- a process that's been going on for years." On June 13, McCartney said the AI technology was used to release "new" tracks that included all four Beatles, including Lennon and Harrison, who died in 1980 and 2001, respectively.