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EU Investigates X Over Alleged Failures to Curb Illegal Grok AI Content

The European Union is investigating X, formerly known as Twitter, for allegedly failing to prevent the dissemination of illegal content generated by Grok AI. The inquiry focuses on whether the platform has adequately addressed the risks associated with AI-generated material that violates EU regulations. This investigation is part of a broader effort by the EU to enforce compliance with its Digital Services Act, which mandates stricter controls on harmful content. X could face significant penalties if found in violation of these regulations. The outcome of the investigation may influence future policies regarding AI content moderation across social media platforms.

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Stablecoin Outflows Signal Capital Exit as Bitcoin Trades Flat

Recent data shows significant outflows from stablecoins, indicating a potential capital exit from the cryptocurrency market. This trend comes as Bitcoin's price remains relatively stagnant, trading flat without significant movement. Analysts suggest that the decline in stablecoin reserves could lead to decreased liquidity and impact market dynamics. The

Bitcoin and ether volatility trading gets easier with Polymarket's new contracts

Polymarket has launched new contracts that allow users to trade on the volatility of Bitcoin and Ether, making it easier for traders to speculate on price fluctuations. These contracts enable participants to bet on whether the price of these cryptocurrencies will rise or fall within a specified timeframe. The move

Australia Puts Crypto Oversight Gaps on 2026 Risk List

Australia has identified gaps in cryptocurrency oversight as a significant risk for 2026, according to a report from the Australian government. The report highlights concerns about the potential for financial crime and consumer protection issues arising from the lack of regulation in the crypto sector. Authorities are urged to enhance

Australia's corporate regulator flags risks from rapid innovation in digital assets

Australia's corporate regulator has raised concerns about the risks associated with the rapid innovation in digital assets, highlighting potential threats to investors and the financial system. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) emphasized the need for regulatory frameworks to keep pace with the evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies

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Stablecoin Outflows Signal Capital Exit as Bitcoin Trades Flat

Bitcoin and ether volatility trading gets easier with Polymarket's new contracts

Australia Puts Crypto Oversight Gaps on 2026 Risk List

Australia's corporate regulator flags risks from rapid innovation in digital assets