[Myanmar Scam Parks Utilize AI and Cryptocurrency, Starlink Provides Network Support] According to Red Star News, scam parks in Myanmar are using OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini to generate scripts and perform identity disguises, facilitating fund transfers through cryptocurrency. Starlink has become the primary network service provider for these parks, with U.S. ISP providers handling nearly one-fifth of the parks' traffic. OpenAI stated that its risk control system blocks approximately 100,000 suspicious accounts per month, while Google reported that its AI models have implemented safety measures to restrict illegal use.

Some of the many battles with state gaming regulators aren't going well for the industry at the moment, but it isn't without its would-be government protectors.

According to on chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the Ethereum Foundation has distributed 2469 stETH worth $4.34 million to Argot for its fourth year of funding. Last July, the Ethereum Foundation provided 7000 ETH grants to Argot, and Argot sold 4826.6 ETH at an average price of $3194, exchanging it for 15.417 million USDC. In July next year, the Ethereum Foundation will distribute 2469 stETH as its fifth year funding to Argot.

The head of Galaxy research monitoring found that the transfer speed of Noah Doe related tokens, which have been dormant for nearly 15 years, is accelerating month by month.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor released information about Bitcoin Tracker and stated that Bitcoin is a digital energy.