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Bitcoin’s Weak Hands Are Folding

Heavy capitulation and lower-priced accumulation have slashed Bitcoin’s short-term holder realized cap. Bitcoin traded in a tight range around $64,500 as investors remained cautious following the Federal Reserve’s hawkish hold, while ongoing US-Iran tensions kept risk sentiment in check. Against this backdrop, a key BTC on-chain metric has fallen 62% in the past nine…

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Forward-deployed engineers are the AI industry’s latest talent obsession

Executive search firm Christian & Timbers estimates that there are only about 2,000 engineers in the U.S. with the special cocktail of sector know-how, gravitas, and hands-on applied AI experience needed to consistently help enterprises see a return on their AI expenditures.  “Not 2,000 available,” reads the study, shared exclusively with TechCrunch. “2,000 total.” As…

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China’s New AI Side Hustle: Renting Out Your Face

China’s AI video industry is creating an unexpected new side hustle: licensing your face. Platforms such as ActID and New Claw are paying people to let producers use AI-generated versions of their likenesses in films, advertisements, and short-form videos. Rather than hiring performers for every shoot, creators can license pre-approved digital identities that can be…

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