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Elon Musk's new AI venture, X.AI, sparks a frenzy of fake crypto coins. Don't fall for the scams – we reveal five legitimate AI projects worth investing in.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is undeniably a hot technology at the moment, with the industry projected to be worth $22.6 billion by 2025. Over the past year, everyday people saw AI-generated images and filters across social media as well as Open AI’s tools, ChatGPT and DALL-E, explode seemingly overnight. 

The crypto space endured a series of unfortunate events in 2022, beginning with the Terra debacle and ending with FTX’s chaotic death spiral. These events heightened consumer skepticism and hesitancy toward crypto platforms; yet, the industry is holding steady today. The market is even trending upwards at the time of writing.

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The Render Token Price has garnered a whopping 50% increase in price in April, making it one of the best performers in an industry largely controlled by Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The crypto market is an industry filled with many fast-moving projects. Many blockchain projects see their position on the global ranking. 

Bitcoin and Ethereum, two of the largest digital currencies, have been making headlines lately as their values continue to rise. It has recently surpassed the $30,000 mark, while Ethereum, which is the second-largest cryptocurrency globally, has reached a multi-month high of $2,000.

The crypto market has enjoyed a significant rally in recent times, and the Injective Protocol project is one of the coins that has seen a significant increase in market value.

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Meme coins are one of the fastest-growing crypto sub-sectors, although many provide little real-world value. 

Mastercard, a legacy company rooted in traditional finance, has been actively involved in Web3 initiatives in recent years. On April 12, the company announced its latest venture, a new artist accelerator program. However, this time, it added a Web3 twist. The program is nonfungible token (NFT)-gated and therefore only accessible to holders of its Mastercard Music Pass NFT.

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The London Stock Exchange Group will soon offer Bitcoin [BTC] futures and options to investors through LCH. LCH happens to be a British clearing house group that caters to major international exchanges including the LSE.

Over 40 IMF member countries have approached the body for technical assistance on CBDCs, with questions ranging from objectives and design choices to pilots and analysis of macro-financial implications. In the past two years, the IMF has started to engage with almost 30 countries, deputy managing director Bo Li told a panel this week.Li says that CBDCs are likely to have profound implications, making them important for the IMF, which has a mandate to help ensure that digital money, including CBDCs, foster domestic and international economic and financial stability.IMF staff recently published a policy paper on the its approach to CBDC capacity development, outlining a multi-year strategy to help member countries meet challenges regarding digital currencies.In addition, a handbook is being put together, acting as a compendium of knowledge and experience on CBDC.

In a position paper, the European Savings and Retail Banking Group (ESBG) highlights three areas where the introduction of a digital euro could have a negative impact on is members. While recognising that having digital money issued by the central bank would provide an anchor of stability for the monetary system, the association worries about the effect on balance sheet activities and the knock on consequences for consumer finance, mortgages and SME financing.

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