29 Aug Cripto Latin Fest: What You May Have Missed Posted at 14:40h in Education, Events by ricardom This year Bitfinex was the main sponsor at Cripto Latin Fest 2025 in Medellin, Colombia, which took place during Colombia’s Tech Week. Cripto Latin Fest is one of the most important and popular Bitcoin, Web3, and Digital Assets events in Latin America. This year’s event hosted over 5,000 attendees, and facilitated a massive exchange of ideas, networking, and P2P education, discussing the most pressing issues for adoption in Latin America. Couldn’t Make it to Cripto Latin Fest? Here are the Highlights Bitfinex…
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Taco Bell’s chief digital officer says the company is having an “active conversation” about when to use and not to use AI. The company has apparently rolled out voice AI-powered ordering at more than 500 drive-throughs, leading to unflattering viral moments like someone ordering 18,000 water cups in order to “bypass” the AI and get connected to a human server. Chief Digital and Technology Officer Dane Matthews told The Wall Street Journal that even he has mixed experiences with technology: “Sometimes it lets me down, but sometimes it really surprises me.” Overall, it sounds like Taco Bell is still deciding…
Bitcoin witnessed 9% downtrend this month, dipping to $108K today, the lowest since July 8th, 2025. The liquidations have passed $530 million with a daily trading volume of $80 billion. Due to the downtrend, the entire cryptocurrency market has experienced underperformance, signaling a bearish trend in the coming days. While some price prediction experts perceive this downward movement as profit-taking following previous gains, others attribute it to the last day’s $13.8 billion options expiry. Following the expiry, both BTC and ETH witnessed forced liquidations. Bitcoin’s Pullback is a Healthy Strategic Cooldown, Says Investor Community According to Bitcoin’s market observers, the…
If you’ve scrolled LinkedIn lately, you may think every company has cracked the code on using AI in customer engagement. Bots, automation, and personalization — the buzzwords stack up fast, but how many are seeing tangible results?
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In a crowded crypto landscape, it’s rare to find a project that feels more like a living story than just another token launch. BullZilla steps into the arena with its presale beginning on August 29, 2025, carrying not just hype but a system built on narrative and mechanics. This isn’t a static sale where prices sit idle. It’s an unfolding saga where every moment matters, and hesitation can come at a cost. A presale that refuses to wait Unlike traditional presales that linger for weeks, BullZilla is designed to move. Its price mechanism ensures the cost per token climbs automatically…
After the wildly successful Battlefield 6 open beta that ran earlier in August, EA has released the specs your PC will need to play the next installment in the popular multiplayer shooter series. There aren’t too many surprises on the specs list EA revealed in a blog post Thursday. Players with graphics cards as old as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 or AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT (released in 2019 and 2020, respectively) with at least 6GB of virtual RAM can play Battlefield 6. That’s reasonably inclusive for gamers running on older PCs, though they’ll need at least 16GB of standard RAM and…
Canada’s external accounts swung to a new low in the second quarter as sales to the United States shrank during the trade fight, pushing the country’s current account shortfall to a record. Statistics Canada said Thursday the deficit widened to C$21.16 billion ($15.4 billion) in the April–June period. That is the biggest gap since at least the early 1980s and far larger than the C$1.32 billion hole in the first quarter, when many U.S. buyers stocked up ahead of tariffs. Economists in a Bloomberg survey expected a C$19.3 billion deficit. The result shows that U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have…
Rebranding can greatly alter a company’s trajectory, and several recent examples illustrate this effectively. Facebook’s transformation into Meta signals a strategic move into the metaverse. KIA’s shift emphasizes a commitment to electric mobility. Similarly, Pringles and Doritos have modernized their identities to attract younger consumers. Victoria’s Secret is redefining beauty standards, as Keystone Light’s experience highlights the need for a clear brand identity. Each case offers valuable insights that could benefit your own business strategy. Key Takeaways Meta’s rebranding reflects a strategic pivot towards the metaverse, enhancing its focus on immersive technologies and reshaping public perception. KIA’s shift from motors…