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Privacy-focused blockchain startup Auradine raised $81 million in Series A funding led by Celesta Capital and Mayfield, with participation from Stanford University and Marathon Digital Holdings. Auradine aims to develop scalable, sustainable, and secure solutions in the fast-evolving blockchain technology sector.

Swiss company DTR presents a Dirham-supported stablecoin, DRAM, aiming to facilitate global value transfer. Despite its non-availability in UAE and Hong Kong, the token, developed by Dram Trust is listed on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap, PancakeSwap trading with Binance Coin.

“Tokenization, referring to the conversion of asset ownership rights into digital tokens on a blockchain, is revolutionizing securitization according to Jenny Johnson, CEO of Franklin Templeton. It opens up new possibilities for alternative investment vehicles with its incorporation of a payment mechanism, programmable smart contracts, and a source of truth embedded in a decentralized ledger.”

Microsoft is recruiting a program manager for their nuclear technology initiatives, as part of their plan to harness AI and nuclear energy together. This move, while offering efficient energy consumption, brings up concerns due to its controversial and risky nature.

“Cryptocurrency’s trajectory to mainstream adoption is hindered by significant challenges such as education gaps, regulatory issues, blockchain interoperability, infrastructure needs, and security concerns. Notwithstanding these, ongoing collaboration between developers, businesses, institutions, and governments fosters cautious optimism about crypto’s mainstream integration.”

The phenomenon of ‘Content Cannibalism’ in Artificial Intelligence is dampening its credibility, leading to a decay in output quality. Sam Altman of OpenAI suggests maintaining quality by prioritizing human content. High-profile AIs like Bill Gates argue for a measured approach, managing potential AI risks.

Stanford professor David Tsè reveals research on synergy between Bitcoin and proof-of-stake blockchains, addressing PoS limitations and energy consumption implications. By protocol-sharing security, overall strength can be boosted. Bitcoin’s “long-range” security complements PoS, attracting developers for distributed ledger applications and NFTs, offering potential for a symbiotic blockchain future.

Auradine, a Silicon Valley-based web infrastructure provider, has raised $81 million in a Series A funding round, aiming to develop hardware, software, energy-efficient silicon, and AI solutions for decentralized applications. Backers include Marathon Digital Holdings, Celesta Capital, and Mayfield.

Bitcoin holds promise in building an equitable financial system, but its understanding is a hurdle for many. In El Salvador, DitoBanx’s CEO aims to ease the transition, offering Bitcoin-based services to the unbanked. However challenges including volatility and apprehension towards crypto adoption persist.