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Sam Altman believes AI has crossed a key threshold into a new digital era of superintelligence.
Tesla holds nearly $1 billion in bitcoin. The Financial Accounting Standards Board now requires digital assets to be marked to market every quarter. Tesla Quarter 1 revenue was $19.34 billion, missing analysts' expectations, which had expected revenue of $21.37 billion. As of March 31, Tesla's digital asset holdings were worth $951 million, down from $1.076 billion on December 30 last year, a change due to the falling price of bitcoin. Tesla currently holds 11,509 bitcoins on its balance sheet.
According to CCTV, Li Qiang chaired an executive meeting of the State Council to consider and approve the Action Plan for Improving the Recycling and Utilization System of New Energy Vehicle Power Batteries.
On February 18, according to a report by Hong Kong Wenhui Network, the Hong Kong High Court issued a "tokenized injunction" to two suspected fraudulent virtual asset wallet addresses for the first time last month through blockchain technology. After the injunction was issued, anyone trying to transact with the virtual asset wallet involved could see the injunction content stored on the blockchain. Xu Zhengyu, director of the Hong Kong Treasury, said that the injunction issued through blockchain ...
If a new bill passes, New Mexico could buy up to $2 billion in bitcoin.
Oklahoma's Bitcoin Reserve Bill has just passed the committee and is about to go to a full-house vote.
French Prime Minister François Bayrou has said he will force through the 2025 budget, despite the risk of a no-confidence vote.
According to Golden Ten Data, the Salvadoran Congress has passed a presidential reform proposal on the national bitcoin law.
The French Senate has passed the 2025 budget, which includes a tax on the "unproductive wealth" of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The tax will be levied annually on unrealized gains on cryptoassets, meaning that cryptocurrency holders will be taxed even if they do not sell their assets. The proposal is currently awaiting a vote by the National Assembly.
South Korea's National Assembly Judiciary Committee passed the second version of the "Civil Unrest Special Inspection Law".
