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🚫 Breaking news! Japan requires Apple and Google to ban unregistered cryptocurrency exchanges
The Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan recently issued a "ban" to Apple and Google, requiring them to block the apps of cryptocurrency exchanges that are not registered in Japan. This means that if you are in Japan, you may soon not be able to download exchange apps like Bybit and MEXC Global through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Japanese regulators have been strengthening their supervision of cryptocurrencies, requiring exchanges to strictly comply with strict KYC (know your customer) and AML (anti-money laundering) rules.
Among the exchanges targeted this time are Bybit and MEXC Global, and three other overseas exchanges have also been "listed", but their names have not been made public. The FSA has previously warned these exchanges, but it seems that these exchanges have not fully complied with the regulations, prompting the agency to upgrade its enforcement measures.
According to Japan's Payment Services Act, cryptocurrency exchanges must be registered with the Financial Services Agency to legally operate in the country. Since the massive hacks at Mt. Gox and Coincheck that cost customers billions of yen, Japan has stepped up its cryptocurrency regulation to ensure investors’ funds are safe.
The FSA’s move shows Japan’s firm stance on cryptocurrency compliance, but it also raises questions about how tech giants like Apple and Google will enforce these regulatory requirements.
In short, the agency’s move could force unregistered exchanges to either comply or exit the Japanese market entirely. And for those of us who follow cryptocurrencies, this is definitely big news!
💬 What do you think? Do you think this move is good or bad for Japan’s cryptocurrency market? Will it set a precedent for other countries to follow? Leave a comment to discuss!
#日本加密货币监管 #苹果 #谷歌 #Bybit #MEXCGlobal
The Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan recently issued a "ban" to Apple and Google, requiring them to block the apps of cryptocurrency exchanges that are not registered in Japan. This means that if you are in Japan, you may soon not be able to download exchange apps like Bybit and MEXC Global through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Japanese regulators have been strengthening their supervision of cryptocurrencies, requiring exchanges to strictly comply with strict KYC (know your customer) and AML (anti-money laundering) rules.
Among the exchanges targeted this time are Bybit and MEXC Global, and three other overseas exchanges have also been "listed", but their names have not been made public. The FSA has previously warned these exchanges, but it seems that these exchanges have not fully complied with the regulations, prompting the agency to upgrade its enforcement measures.
According to Japan's Payment Services Act, cryptocurrency exchanges must be registered with the Financial Services Agency to legally operate in the country. Since the massive hacks at Mt. Gox and Coincheck that cost customers billions of yen, Japan has stepped up its cryptocurrency regulation to ensure investors’ funds are safe.
The FSA’s move shows Japan’s firm stance on cryptocurrency compliance, but it also raises questions about how tech giants like Apple and Google will enforce these regulatory requirements.
In short, the agency’s move could force unregistered exchanges to either comply or exit the Japanese market entirely. And for those of us who follow cryptocurrencies, this is definitely big news!
💬 What do you think? Do you think this move is good or bad for Japan’s cryptocurrency market? Will it set a precedent for other countries to follow? Leave a comment to discuss!
#日本加密货币监管 #苹果 #谷歌 #Bybit #MEXCGlobal
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🎯Google plans to fully advance the Gemini AI project by 2025
Google has high hopes for its artificial intelligence project, Gemini AI. CEO Sundar Pichai stated in an internal meeting that the plan is to make Gemini AI the core of the company by 2025, aiming for 500 million users per month to drive rapid development in the AI field and make it a shining new star in Google's product lineup.
DeepMind co-founder Hassabis revealed that Gemini will undergo large-scale development, including updates to revolutionize human-computer interaction. He also envisioned that the AI assistant would be able to work across various devices, handling different modalities such as text, voice, and images, and solving problems in almost any domain.
Currently, Google already has 15 applications with over 500 million monthly active users, including Gmail, YouTube, and Google Maps. Executives believe Gemini has the potential to join this exclusive club. However, the current competition is more intense than ever.
It is worth noting that OpenAI's ChatGPT has already attracted significant public attention, raising internal concerns about whether Google's AI efforts are being overshadowed.
Despite facing scrutiny from global regulators, Google's leadership still believes that by leveraging the breadth of Google's platform and providing richer, more integrated experiences, Gemini can surpass its competitors. Furthermore, Pichai and Hassabis both emphasized the momentum built up over the past few months and stated that Google would provide strong support for Gemini.
The most concerning issue regarding AI tools at this summit is the cost, to which Hassabis responded that there are currently no plans to charge a "$200/month" subscription fee.
Google's leadership believes that the best way to navigate turbulence is to focus on delivering breakthrough technologies and applying them responsibly. Additionally, the company must continue to leverage AI to address real user problems rather than being swayed by regulatory pressures or competitive noise.
💬 Finally, what are your expectations for the revolutionary changes that Google's Gemini AI project is about to bring? In what ways do you think AI will significantly change our way of life?
Google has high hopes for its artificial intelligence project, Gemini AI. CEO Sundar Pichai stated in an internal meeting that the plan is to make Gemini AI the core of the company by 2025, aiming for 500 million users per month to drive rapid development in the AI field and make it a shining new star in Google's product lineup.
DeepMind co-founder Hassabis revealed that Gemini will undergo large-scale development, including updates to revolutionize human-computer interaction. He also envisioned that the AI assistant would be able to work across various devices, handling different modalities such as text, voice, and images, and solving problems in almost any domain.
Currently, Google already has 15 applications with over 500 million monthly active users, including Gmail, YouTube, and Google Maps. Executives believe Gemini has the potential to join this exclusive club. However, the current competition is more intense than ever.
It is worth noting that OpenAI's ChatGPT has already attracted significant public attention, raising internal concerns about whether Google's AI efforts are being overshadowed.
Despite facing scrutiny from global regulators, Google's leadership still believes that by leveraging the breadth of Google's platform and providing richer, more integrated experiences, Gemini can surpass its competitors. Furthermore, Pichai and Hassabis both emphasized the momentum built up over the past few months and stated that Google would provide strong support for Gemini.
The most concerning issue regarding AI tools at this summit is the cost, to which Hassabis responded that there are currently no plans to charge a "$200/month" subscription fee.
Google's leadership believes that the best way to navigate turbulence is to focus on delivering breakthrough technologies and applying them responsibly. Additionally, the company must continue to leverage AI to address real user problems rather than being swayed by regulatory pressures or competitive noise.
💬 Finally, what are your expectations for the revolutionary changes that Google's Gemini AI project is about to bring? In what ways do you think AI will significantly change our way of life?
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Google updates cryptocurrency advertising policy, changes are as follows
US tech giant Google has updated its cryptocurrency advertising policy as it now requires certification to promote.
In an effort to improve its advertising policies, Google recently announced updates to its cryptocurrency advertising policy, specifically targeting cryptocurrency trusts.
Google's new certification requirements
The changes, which will take effect on January 29, 2024, are designed to provide users with more reliable information and protect them from potential risks associated with cryptocurrency investments. The updated policy specifically targets advertisers offering cryptocurrency trusts in the United States.
To run cryptocurrency ads for these products, advertisers must now comply with specific requirements and obtain certification from Google. The certification process is designed to ensure advertisers meet certain standards, thereby increasing the overall quality and credibility of cryptocurrency-related advertising on the platform.
In an effort to improve its advertising policies, Google recently announced updates to its cryptocurrency advertising policy, specifically targeting cryptocurrency trusts.
Google's new certification requirements
The changes, which will take effect on January 29, 2024, are designed to provide users with more reliable information and protect them from potential risks associated with cryptocurrency investments. The updated policy specifically targets advertisers offering cryptocurrency trusts in the United States.
To run cryptocurrency ads for these products, advertisers must now comply with specific requirements and obtain certification from Google. The certification process is designed to ensure advertisers meet certain standards, thereby increasing the overall quality and credibility of cryptocurrency-related advertising on the platform.
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🔥Hey guys, even Google supports cryptocurrency advertising! This time BTC will break through 10W both emotionally and rationally!
100X community news:
The U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF advertisement has been displayed normally in Google search
On January 30, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF advertisements were displayed normally on Google searches.
BlockBeats previously reported that technology giant Google updated its advertising policy on cryptocurrencies in December last year and will allow ads about crypto trusts from the end of January 2024. In a policy change log on December 6, Google said that its cryptocurrency and related products advertising policy will be updated on January 29, 2024 to allow "advertising of cryptocurrency trusts to U.S.-based advertisers."
#加密货币 #谷歌 #比特币etf #etf $BTC
100X community news:
The U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF advertisement has been displayed normally in Google search
On January 30, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF advertisements were displayed normally on Google searches.
BlockBeats previously reported that technology giant Google updated its advertising policy on cryptocurrencies in December last year and will allow ads about crypto trusts from the end of January 2024. In a policy change log on December 6, Google said that its cryptocurrency and related products advertising policy will be updated on January 29, 2024 to allow "advertising of cryptocurrency trusts to U.S.-based advertisers."
#加密货币 #谷歌 #比特币etf #etf $BTC
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Google launches AI video generation model Veo to compete with OpenAI's Sora
In the latest developments in the tech industry, Google DeepMind CEO announced that the company will launch an AI video generation model called Veo. This news has attracted widespread attention in the industry because it marks Google's latest progress in the field of artificial intelligence, and also foreshadows direct competition with its main competitor OpenAI's Sora model.
The Veo model is built on deep learning technology, which can understand and generate video content. The breakthrough of this technology is that it can not only generate new videos, but also edit and improve existing videos. This means that the Veo model has the potential to play an important role in film production, advertising creation, news reporting and other fields.
The Veo model is built on deep learning technology, which can understand and generate video content. The breakthrough of this technology is that it can not only generate new videos, but also edit and improve existing videos. This means that the Veo model has the potential to play an important role in film production, advertising creation, news reporting and other fields.
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Google launches Gemini, the 'most powerful' AI model yet
Gemini Ultra marks a leap forward in multimodal AI technology for Google, setting a new benchmark for AI language and coding capabilities.
On Wednesday, Google launched Gemini, its most advanced artificial intelligence system to date, marking a major milestone in its artificial intelligence development.
Described by Google CEO Sundar Pichai as "our largest and most powerful AI model yet," Gemini is designed to understand seamlessly across text, images, audio, video and other information modalities and operations.
"This new era of models represents one of the largest scientific and engineering efforts we have undertaken as a company," Pichai wrote in the announcement. “I am truly excited about the future and the opportunities Gemini will bring to people around the world.”
On Wednesday, Google launched Gemini, its most advanced artificial intelligence system to date, marking a major milestone in its artificial intelligence development.
Described by Google CEO Sundar Pichai as "our largest and most powerful AI model yet," Gemini is designed to understand seamlessly across text, images, audio, video and other information modalities and operations.
"This new era of models represents one of the largest scientific and engineering efforts we have undertaken as a company," Pichai wrote in the announcement. “I am truly excited about the future and the opportunities Gemini will bring to people around the world.”
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Google embraces blockchain: integrating ENS domain name service into its search engine
In the digital age, the way of obtaining information is constantly innovating. Google, as the world's leading search engine, has been exploring how to expand its services to emerging technology fields, especially blockchain and cryptocurrency. Recently, Google took an important step and officially integrated Ethereum Name Service (ENS) into its search engine.
ENS is a domain name service based on the Ethereum blockchain, which allows users to convert complex Ethereum wallet addresses into easy-to-remember .eth domain names. It lowers the threshold for entering the cryptocurrency field, making it easy for non-professional users to explore and understand blockchain technology.
ENS is a domain name service based on the Ethereum blockchain, which allows users to convert complex Ethereum wallet addresses into easy-to-remember .eth domain names. It lowers the threshold for entering the cryptocurrency field, making it easy for non-professional users to explore and understand blockchain technology.
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