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⁠YouTube: We’re Not Liable for Crypto Scams Lawyers for the video-sharing platform argue that because Ripple impersonators were third-parties it has no liability.

⁠The Cat in the Hat Is Coming to the Blockchain Leading NFT collectibles issuer Dapper Labs has announced a deal with Dr. Seuss Enterprises to launch tokenized collectibles depicting the firm’s iconic characters.

⁠Australian Reserve Bank Blasts Money Printing: 'There's No Free Lunch' The boss of Australia’s equivalent to the Fed believes money printing is not the answer to economic problems because ‘the tab always has to be paid’

⁠OpenAI Bot Writes a Blog, Wows BitcoinTalk With ‘Intelligent’ Posts Developer Manuel Araoz fooled many of his 14,000+ Twitter followers by posting an article entirely written by a language prediction model bot

⁠Vitalik Buterin Warns High Fees Threaten Ethereum’s Security Vitalik Buterin is pushing hard for the adoption of an Ethereum Improvement Proposal — but not everyone is sold on the plan

⁠Twitter Hackers Try to Launder Funds Via P2P and Gambling Platforms Ciphertrace has identified 18 transfers to crypto exchanges, casinos and coin mixers, originating from the Twitter hackers

⁠Ethereum 2.0 Final Testnet Set to Launch on August 4 The long awaited Ethereum upgrade is set to enter its final phase of testing

⁠Verisign Wins US Patent for Blockchain Powered Domain Names Major domain name registrar Verisign has been granted a patent for blockchain powered domain addresses

⁠Cryptojacking and Ransomware Cases Grow in Mexico A new study has revealed that cloud network cryptojacking and ransomware cases are on the increase in Mexico

⁠Coinsquare’s Leadership Forced Out After Wash Trading $5.5B Coinsquare’s leadership team will resign and pay $1.6M in fines after admitting to wash trading billions