Can AgentFi dispel the Crypto x AI illusion?

The combination of Web3 and AI technology can unleash tremendous potential, whether in finance (DeFi), security, user experience, content creation or governance.

South Korean Gang Arrested for Robbery in USDT OTC Trading in Gangnam District

South Korean police have arrested a gang of ten individuals involved in stealing money through fraudulent USDT over-the-counter (OTC) trading in the affluent Gangnam district of Seoul. The gang lured a victim to a street in Yeouido and promised discounted prices for USDT tokens. However, during a meeting arranged online, the gang attacked the victim's group while pretending to count cash, fleeing with the money without transferring any coins. Three suspects were arrested near the crime scene, while four others were apprehended in Anseong City. Two additional suspects fled to Busan but were later arrested. The alleged mastermind was captured in Cheongyang County. The gang had plans to target Busan, and they may have additional cryptocurrency-related targets. Police seized approximately $37,000 in cash and a gold necklace worth about $4,750. The suspects have been charged and handed over to the prosecution. This incident highlights the rising crime associated with cryptocurrency OTC trading in South Korea.

Crypto is an AI illusion

Since the emergence of GPT-4 in 2023, this AI + Crypto craze has revived, represented by the currency issuance of WorldCoin. Humanity seems to be entering a utopian era in which AI is responsible for productivity and Crypto is responsible for distribution.

Crypto Unicorns Announces Migration to XAI Blockchain

As part of this migration, Crypto Unicorns users can expect all transactions associated with the platform to be free, leveraging the already cost-effective gas on the XAI network.

CRYPTO DAILY DIGEST: INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS

Cryptocurrency's daily highlights include Matrixport's leaked ETF report, Saylor's sell-off strategy, Fidelity and Galaxy's ETF fee announcements, and crypto's dynamic landscape.

Crypto Dispute Led to Shocking Murder Case in South Korea

A former spy turned hitman, Lee Kyung-woo, was sentenced to life in prison for a heinous crime that unfolded like a K-drama plot in an upscale district of Seoul. The victim, a woman involved in a collapsed cryptocurrency called PURE, was kidnapped, drugged, and murdered over a crypto dispute.

到底是谁在投资Crypto？他们为什么涌入Crypto？

Dark Web Bitcoin Murder Plot Lands Nevada Woman in Prison

In 2016, Felkins transferred 12 Bitcoin, valued at $5,000 at the time, to a website called Besa Mafia, operating on the Tor network, which claimed to offer murder-for-hire services.

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Bitcoin For Murder: Woman Gets 10 Years In Jail After Paying ‘Hitman’ To Kill Husband

Bitcoin is now being used by bad people to satisfy their hatred. The U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday that a ...