XRP beat BTC and ETH in terms of weekly flows, with an inflow of $2.7 million Over the past week, cryptocurrencies such as XRP have stolen the limelight from digital asset investment products such as BTC and ETH Square. Specifically, XRP recorded significant inflows, while market leaders witnessed an unusual profit-taking sell-off. The report elaborates on the inflow and outflow trend of digital asset investment products in the past week. According to the report, the inflow of funds into cryptocurrency investment products deviates from recent trends. It recorded a small outflow of $16 million. This shift comes after an 11-week period of consistent inflows. Despite the outflows, overall trading activity remained strong, surpassing the year-to-date average. Specifically, the weekly total reached $3.6 billion, a significant difference from the annual average of $1.6 billion. In addition, the report highlights regional outflows from the U.S. amounting to $18 million. In addition, there was a small outflow of $10 million from digital asset investment products in Germany. However, Canada and Switzerland provided the balance, with continued inflows of $6.9 million and $9.1 million, respectively. Analysts say mixed regional flows indicate profit-taking rather than a fundamental shift in sentiment toward the asset class. XRP. Solana beats BTC and ETH in weekly traffic. In terms of flows across asset classes, BTC was hit hard, with the largest outflows of $33 million. At the same time, short-selling BTC products also experienced small outflows totaling $300,000. Similarly, ETH and Avalanche also faced some headwinds, with outflows of $4.4 million and $1 million, respectively. Bucking the overall trend, investor interest in altcoins has surged. It attracted $21 million in inflows, with XRP, Cardano, Solana, and Chainlink being the main beneficiaries. These digital assets received inflows of $2.7 million, $3 million, $10.6 million, and $2 million, respectively. Looking at the size so far this month, the XRP saw $3.6 million in digital asset investment inflows, compared to $17 million year-to-date. In addition, Solana has seen inflows of $14.1 million since last month and $156 million since January. Although BTC recorded the largest outflow in the past week, BTC investment has still reached $6.7 million since November. In addition, since January, BTC has invested more than $1.669 billion. (DATA SOURCE: ABDULKARIM ABDULWAHAB)

Microsoft researchers demonstrated GPT-4's superior performance in medical knowledge tests, especially when combined with advanced prompt engineering techniques, which outperformed the professionally tuned MedPaLM2, as reported by Webmaster's Home on December 4. The results show that applying more effective prompt engineering to mainstream general models may be a better way to achieve more accurate results than time-consuming and laborious tuning and model training. The Med_ method employs a variety of prompt engineering techniques, including GPT-4-generated chain-of-thought reasoning and generating multiple individually scored responses, which then returns the highest-scoring answer to the user. Although this approach increases the cost of inference because more markers are generated, the results suggest that combining leading general-purpose models, such as GPT-4, with advanced prompt engineering techniques to evaluate the criteria for state-of-the-art performance, may be worth considering. The study highlights that GPT-4-generated chain-of-mind reasoning is superior to expert-crafted Med-PaLM2 prompts because it provides more refined step-by-step reasoning logic. But the study also noted that this conclusion is specific to GPT-4 and not to other general underlying models.

According to PANews on August 29, according to Blockworks, Marcus Feistl, chief operating officer of Limewire, an NFT market in the field of art and music entertainment, said that later in the third quarter, users will be able to use melodies, beats, and song libraries to create artificial intelligence-generated music. The content initially came from partner platforms and LimeWire-owned content before allowing musicians to upload their own content. All content created in the studio will be minted on the Polygon blockchain. The platform will split revenue between artists who upload original content and creators of new AI-generated content. Specifically, artists earn a portion of the advertising revenue generated by LimeWire (paid in native LMWR tokens) based on the number of views their content generates. The content can also be traded on the LimeWire secondary market as an NFT. Creators will receive royalties on this volume, currently paid in USDC. Creators can also limit access to their content by requiring fans to pay a monthly fee (denominated in USDC). While each user gets a certain number of free creations per month, those who use it more often will be billed, Feistl noted. Earlier in the news in May, NFT marketplace Limewire announced that it had raised more than $16 million through the LMWR token sale.

Jinse Finance reported that Marcus Feistl, chief operating officer of NFT market LimeWire, said that later in the third quarter, users will be able to use melodies, beats, and song libraries to create artificial intelligence-generated music. The content initially came from partner platforms and LimeWire-owned content before allowing musicians to upload their own content. All content created in the studio will be minted on the Polygon blockchain. The platform splits revenue between uploading artists of original content and creators of new AI-generated content. Specifically, artists earn a portion of the advertising revenue generated by LimeWire (paid in native LMWR tokens) based on the number of views their content generates. These contents can also be traded on the LimeWire secondary market as NFTs. Creators will receive royalties on this volume, currently paid in USDC.

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A generative AI service created by South Korean artificial intelligence startup Upstage has scored the highest score on a large international language model scoreboard run by New York-based artificial intelligence firm Hugging Face, Aju Daily reported. It is reported that the AI model can understand, summarize, generate and predict new content, competing with about 500 models, including ChatGPT-based service GPT-3. Upstage said on August 1 that Upstage's language model has about 70 billion parameters and topped Hugging Face's artificial intelligence language model leaderboard, beating GPT-3. Ustages' AI model scored 72.3 points, while GPT-3 scored 71.9 points. Scores are determined based on four categories: reasoning and general knowledge, language comprehension, and hallucinations.

Jinse Finance reported that Applied Digital announced on Tuesday that its fourth-quarter sales almost tripled. Needham senior research analyst John Todaro said that this was mainly due to exceeding revenue expectations and the outstanding performance of the artificial intelligence business. Applied Digital, which previously focused on powering its own bitcoin mining operations and contract bitcoin mining operations, reported $22 million in hosting revenue for the quarter ended May, up from $7.5 million a year earlier. The revenue increase was due in part to expanded capacity at its Ellendale, North Dakota, plant, while its Jamestown, North Dakota, plant was fully utilized during the period. A third site in Garden City, Texas, is about to come online, and demand "remains strong."

Key dates that affect the price trend of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies this week‼ ️ On Tuesday, 16th at 8:30 am ET, the US Census Bureau will release final figures on US retail sales for April. The final reading for March came in at -0.6%, well below expectations of -0.4%. In April, consumer confidence is expected to rebound 0.7%. Strong consumer spending is seen as supporting the dollar index and could accelerate gains. On the other hand, if the reading is lower than expected, it would indicate that consumers are still reluctant to spend. As a result, the U.S. dollar index is expected to consolidate again, providing a boost to bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices. At 8:30 am ET on Wednesday the 17th, the US Census Bureau will release preliminary data on US building permits for April. Recently, the U.S. stock market, and subsequently the price of Bitcoin, reacted positively to better-than-expected housing data. The number of new housing permits issued in April was 1.43 million, slightly above expectations. If it beats the forecast of 1.43 million licenses again, this could be another catalyst for the market. A day later, on Thursday the 18th (8:30AM ET), the Philadelphia Fed will release its latest manufacturing index. The Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index is considered a leading indicator of the most important ISM purchasing managers' index and thus may be important to the broader financial markets. If the index falls below the forecast -19.0 for the fourth consecutive month, the bearish reaction in financial markets could repeat itself as it did last month. On the other hand, a higher-than-expected reading would be bullish as it would reduce the chances of a near-term recession. Friday the 19th is the most important day of the week as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will appear on camera at 5:00 pm ET and may provide new information on the Fed's interest rate and monetary policy stance in the coming months. Market volatility may increase. Notably, there will be 14 Fed members speaking this week, each with a different perspective. As far as the U.S. dollar index is concerned, a decision may come soon. As explained by technical analyst Gert van Lagen, DXY could see a head and shoulders reversal similar to the 2020/2021 one - but this time it's signaling a downtrend rather than an uptrend. As shown in Figure 2. (Data source: Jake Simmons)