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Key takeaways CoinMarketCap has launched a new ChatGPT plugin . The plugin will allow users to gain access to up-to-date data directly sourced from CoinMarketCap. CoinMarketCap launches a ChatGPT plugin Crypto data aggregator CoinMarketCap, owned by crypto exchange Binance, announced the launch of its ChatGPT plugin on Wednesday, October 11th.  In its  blog post , the firm confirmed that it has developed a novel plugin for the large-language model (LLM)-based AI chatbot ChatGPT. Users can access the feature by signing in to their ChatGPT Plus account and enabling the plugin. Thanks to this feature, CoinMarketCap users can now gain access to up-to-date data directly sourced from CoinMarketCap. Thus, enabling users to keep up with the rapidly changing crypto landscape. Using the CoinMarketCap ChatGPT plugin doesn’t attract additional fees aside from the $20-per-month subscription fee for ChatGPT Plus The plugin offers personal analys...

YouTuber Jarvis Johnson encountered less than 1,000 English-speaking users in Mark Zuckerberg’s $36 billion metaverse . The vast majority were under the age of 18. Children rampantly circumvent Zuckerberg’s poorly-enforced age limits and overwhelm gameplay. Jarvis spent a full week living in Meta’s Horizon Worlds, the most popular metaverse. ‘Most popular’ in this case is certainly less than superlative, with Meta estimating fewer than 200,000 monthly users. Unfortunately, Jarvis’ investigation found that Horizon Worlds has closer to 900 daily users. Other metaverse s are even more sparsely populated. Plots of virtual land in NFT-based worlds have declined 98% or worse, and alternate metaverse s barely exist beyond a marketing buzzword. For adults wanting to interact with others in their age bracket and escape the hundreds of children running rampant throughout Horizon Worlds , enterprising players have engineered elaborate tests of adulthood to grant entry to members-o...

Binance said retiring old deposit addresses on multiple blockchains was part of its infrastructure upgrade, and new addresses will offer better security and efficiency. The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, Binance is disabling multiple old deposit addresses as part of its infrastructure upgrade. In an announcement on April 18, Binance said it would retire selected deposit addresses and memos in batches on multiple blockchains, including Ethereum (ETH), Tron (TRX), BNB and Stellar (XLM). The crypto exchange said that the retirement of old addresses is a routine and a part of enhancing security and efficiency for the users . List of retired deposit addresses on various blockhain networks. Source: Binance The users of these impacted deposit blockchain addresses will be notified via email and the exchange strongly encouraged that all impacted users obtain a new address and memo upon receiving the notification. The notification email will include the expirat...