USDT News: Grably Addresses AI Data Limitations with Innovative User-Sourced Information Solution

As AI models encounter data limitations due to exhausted public resources, Grably steps in with a unique approach. Backed by TON Ventures and ton:acc, the platform taps into user-generated data to enhance AI development, focusing on original, verified data to improve model accuracy and reliability. This innovative method allows individuals to securely share their data and receive fair compensation, marking a significant shift in the AI industry.

Grably Addresses AI Data Limitations with User-Sourced Information

AI models are approaching a data limitation as public resources are exhausted. Grably, supported by TON Ventures and ton:acc, tackles this by sourcing user-generated data to aid in the advancement of AI models. With the shift in AI development, there's an increasing emphasis on original, verified data for improving model accuracy and reliability. Grably enables individuals to securely share their data and receive fair compensation via Grably Tokens, redeemable for cryptocurrency (USDT). The effectiveness of smaller, high-quality datasets is exemplified by models like DeepSeek.

Arbitrum Assists Tether in Overcoming Regulatory Challenges with New Stablecoin $USDT0

Arbitrum has stepped in to help Tether address its compliance issues with the EU’s Markets in Crypto Asset (MiCA) regulations. By providing infrastructure support, Arbitrum enables Tether to link its new stablecoin, $USDT0, to its network along with Ethereum, Tron, and Ton. This strategic move is aimed at enhancing the efficiency and interoperability of $USDT across multiple blockchain networks. The integration of $USDT0 with these four networks is expected to bring together $138 billion of Tether, resulting in lower fees and deeper liquidity pools, which is seen as a positive development for the ecosystem. Emerging blockchains such as Berachain, Ink, and MegaETH have already expressed support for $USDT0, indicating a favorable outlook for Tether in the face of challenging MiCA restrictions.

Plasma Raises $24M for Zero-Fee Blockchain for Tether

Plasma, a blockchain startup, has raised $24 million to launch a zero-fee blockchain specifically designed for Tether (USDT) in the second quarter of this year. The funding round was led by Framework Ventures and supported by several notable investors, including Bitfinex, billionaire investor Peter Thiel, and Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino. Plasma's co-founder, Paul Faecks, confirmed the funding and stated that the blockchain will prioritize speed by removing unnecessary features, making it the fastest way to move Tether across networks. This development comes as Tether controls a significant portion of the stablecoin market and has seen impressive profit growth in recent years.