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Bitwise CIO says U.S. SEC proposal not enough to fully open Wall Street doors

Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's latest crypto regulatory proposal does not fully open the door to Wall Street, but only opens a few doors among many. He said institutional money will treat crypto infrastructure like mainstream finance only after many small, complex rule changes build up. Hougan highlighted Rule 611 and market fragmentation as key issues and said standardisation, clearer rules and interoperability are needed.

AI & Enterprise

How to use ChatGPT for the new semester: five study features

Ahead of the new semester, ChatGPT is strengthening features that help students study beyond simply providing correct answers. OpenAI proposes using tools such as Study Mode and college-focused functions to support understanding, analyse lecture materials and manage learning. Users can upload notes or photos, generate quizzes and flashcards, and build study plans from syllabuses with deadlines and reminders. Practice tests can adapt difficulty and target weak areas.

Telecommunications & Media

Divorced influencers gain traction in U.S. by turning divorce into content

Influencers in the United States are increasingly sharing their divorce experiences on social media and turning them into income through books, advertising and product sales. Gabrielle Stone began posting after her 2017 divorce and has built more than 112,000 Instagram followers and 1.3 million on TikTok, expanding into a memoir, podcast and fan trips. Similar creators report ad deals and annual earnings, even as critics warn of glamorising breakups and research highlights economic risks for women after divorce.