Episode Details

29th Oct: Blockchain DXB Podcast
🟠Coinbase +Tether.io: Blockchain AI Tools 👀FAKENEWS by WSJ about Tether USDT investigation 🚨SEC vs Ripple drama ⚡Solana wallet Phantom down
🟠 Coinbase Developer Platform
- Coinbase has unveiled Based Agent, enabling developers to create autonomous on-chain AI agents on Base in under three minutes. Built with Coinbase Developer SDK, OpenAI, and Replit, Based Agent also offers easy configuration as an X bot, streamlining the development of on-chain AI solutions. Full details here https://rb.gy/wl3jbp
🎙️ Check out the Blockchain DXB episode for today, we share our commentary on this. We discuss Coinbase’s new MPC Wallets and their Key Benefits such as
- Developer-Focused Simplicity:
- Enhanced Security
- Multi-Network and Gasless Support
- Custom Security Levels
- Solutions It Can Power
🟢 Tether.io AI SDK Focuses on Privacy
- They have introduced a modular Local AI SDK that supports models like Marian and Llama, enabling AI functions across a wide range of devices, from budget phones to high-end systems. This SDK, designed for peer-to-peer infrastructure, ensures privacy by processing data entirely on-device. Tether plans to make this AI kit open-source once it’s thoroughly tested, empowering the blockchain community to create decentralized, private AI applications. Technical details & code via GitHub https://rb.gy/zpx0nz
👀 FAKE NEWS by The Wall Street Journal posted an article stating that Federal Investigators Probe Cryptocurrency Firm Tether: Authorities are looking at possible violations of anti-money-laundering and sanctions rules. article here https://shorturl.at/vuFpU Paolo A., CEO & CTO of Tether.io mentioned via Twitter, X "We would know if we are being investigated as the article falsely claimed. Based on that, we can confirm that the allegations in the article are unequivocally false." https://rb.gy/b3air0
🟣 Ripple Labs has filed a cross-appeal in its legal battle with the SEC, contesting a ruling that classified its institutional XRP sales as unregistered securities, resulting in a $125 million fine. Ripple argues that the court misapplied the definition of "investment contract