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Yesterday, an investor filed a lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court, accusing Coinbase's board members, including Chairman and CEO Brian Armstrong, of selling $2.9 billion in stock during the company's public listing two years ago. The lawsuit claims that the board later revealed "material, negative information" that severely impacted market optimism. In a separate legal issue, another lawsuit was filed in San Francisco on the same day, alleging that Coinbase violated Illinois' biometric privacy law. The complaint asserts that the company collected customer data without obtaining proper consent beforehand. As Coinbase faces these dual legal challenges, it seems the company is in for a tumultuous ride. It remains to be seen whether these lawsuits are simply part of a fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) storm brewing on the horizon, or if they represent more substantial concerns for the cryptocurrency giant.

UK artificial intelligence engineer Mayo Oshin has created an AI bot called "Warren Buffett" to revolutionize the way complex financial documents are analyzed. Named after the renowned investor, the bot aims to save time by quickly extracting relevant information from lengthy annual reports and other financial filings. Using retrieval capabilities, the AI allows users to "chat with data" and receive meaningful insights, enhancing decision-making processes.

According to data from the Lookonchain tracker, bankrupt Voyager recently sold 1449 ETH through the Wintermute platform at an average price of $1553, receiving $2.25 million. This has led analysts to question why Voyager, which owns 5.17 trillion SHIB tokens worth $58 million (almost 25 times more than the amount of ETH assets), decided to sell off its Ethereum stocks first. Chainlink and Avalanche tokens have also survived so far. Is Voyager expecting a jump of shitcoins amid the fall in the price of major cryptocurrencies?

More than $100 million will be set aside to assist developers who use AI in blockchain applications. TRON is offering grants to teams representing the following areas: • e-commerce; • currency settlement; • data management; • market and investment analysis; • content generation. Content generation? But everyone is aware that Gagarin News is the leader in content generation! Therefore, even if Justin Sun gives us $20 million, we won't vanish!