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Coinbase launches AI agents for users, professor claims a Trump win is 'bearish' for memecoins

Coinbase launches AI agents for users, professor claims a Trump win is 'bearish' for memecoins

Update: 2024-10-28
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We had a bullish close for Bitcoin last week and now all eyes are on November, which is set to be a huge month for crypto with the US presidential election, a potential drop in US interest rates and Russia lifting its Bitcoin mining ban. Meanwhile, Coinbase launches its "Based Agent" to allow users to create their own AI agents with crypto wallets in just 3 minutes, FTX settles its lawsuit against the exchange Bybit and a professor explains why a Trump win is bad for memecoins. So, grab yourself a coffee and let's get caught up on all things crypto.

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Coinbase launches AI agents for users, professor claims a Trump win is 'bearish' for memecoins

Coinbase launches AI agents for users, professor claims a Trump win is 'bearish' for memecoins

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