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😞BTC faces deeper dip; Eliza Labs unwraps Web3 AI blueprint


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Bitcoin poised to dip further as inflation looms: Steno Research

Bitcoin holders should brace for more selloffs as rising US prices create an increasingly unfavorable macroeconomic backdrop for risky assets, Steno Research said in a Jan. 13 report.

Since mid-December, Bitcoin's spot price has declined roughly 10%, dropping from all-time highs of around $106,000 to around $96,000 as of Jan. 14. Steno said this trend may continue, with BTC dropping to as low as $85,000 per coin.

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ai16z's Eliza Labs ships white paper for Web3-native AI agents

Eliza Labs, the developer behind ai16z, has published a white paper outlining a vision for Web3-native artificial intelligence agents, the Web3 AI project said on Jan. 14.

The 20-page document details ai16z's AI agent toolkit, Eliza, which aims to serve as an "ideal agentic framework that can seamlessly integrate web3 applications into AI agent functionalities."

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Ripple execs lash out at SEC's refusal to postpone appeal filing

According to Ripple's chief legal officer, the SEC will continue with its appeal of a judgment in the civil case despite Chair Gary Gensler stepping down in six days.

Though party leadership at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will change hands on Jan. 20, the regulator appeared to be moving forward with its current lineup of enforcement cases in court.

In a Jan. 14 X post, Ripple chief legal officer Stuart Alderoty said the SEC would not be postponing its filing of a brief as part of the commission's appeal of a judgment against the blockchain firm. In August, a judge found Ripple liable for $125 million as part of the SEC's case, alleging the firm used XRP as an unregistered security to raise funds.