The digital auction "Bridging Worlds" organized by Christie's concluded on October 30th with remarkable success, marking an important milestone in the convergence between digital art and philanthropy. The crypto initiative, which brought together eleven artists for the benefit of UNHCR (the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees), notably attracted a new audience of collectors.
As Bitcoin flirts with the symbolic threshold of $72,000, investors, energized by recent gains, are showing signs of "extreme greed." The "Fear and Greed Index," traditionally monitored by them to anticipate corrections, is reaching alarming levels. This momentum is further exacerbated by an explosion of short position liquidations, with $48 million evaporated in a single day.
This time, cryptocurrencies are entering the campaign! At stake: 5% of voters, a tight vote, and a lot of suspense.
At the occasion of the World Congress on Innovation and Technology 2024, in Armenia from October 5 to 7, Nvidia unveiled ambitious projects to democratize humanoid robots that incorporate advanced artificial intelligence. "Soon, these machines could live and work alongside us," said Rev Lebaredian, Nvidia's Vice President. This announcement echoes the rise of AI across all sectors of society. At the heart of this ambition, Nvidia envisions a revolution similar to that of smartphones, making all these robots that will imitate both human appearance and behavior accessible.