Tether CEO: WDK continues to expand, now supporting the RGB protocol

Tether Launches World's First Billion-Level AI Training Framework for Mobile, Compatible with iPhone and Samsung LoRA

Tether's QVAC division launched the world's first LoRA fine-tuning framework supporting Microsoft's BitNet architecture on March 17, significantly reducing AI model memory and computational requirements and enabling localized training on mobile phones. The technology allows users to perform personalized learning without uploading data, safeguarding privacy. Testing shows that modern smartphones can effectively fine-tune billion-parameter models, advancing the application potential of edge computing.

Tether introduces the BitNet LoRA framework, supporting large model training on mobile devices

Gate News report: On March 17, Tether's QVAC Fabric launched the world's first cross-platform LoRA fine-tuning framework for Microsoft BitNet (1-bit LLM), significantly lowering the VRAM and computational thresholds for large model training. The framework supports LoRA fine-tuning and inference acceleration on Intel, AMD, Apple Silicon M series, and mobile GPUs (including Adreno, Mali, and Apple Bionic).

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino will attend the Mar-a-Lago Trump luncheon and deliver a speech

Gate News reported that on March 17, according to official sources, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino will attend and speak at a Trump luncheon held at Mar-a-Lago.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino to Attend Trump TRUMP Token Luncheon and Deliver Speech

TrumpMeme official announcement: Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino will attend and speak at the Trump TRUMP token luncheon. Trump will have lunch with 18 "superstars" and the top 297 holders on April 25 at Mar-a-Lago. The top 29 holders can also attend a special VIP reception.

Delphi Digital: Sufficient collateral backing for stablecoins does not mean immunity from bank runs; the risk has shifted to the issuer level

Delphi Digital analysis points out that although Tether and Circle's stablecoins are backed by short-term Treasury bills and cash equivalents, they are not completely safe and still face bank run risks. The USDC depegging event in early 2023 demonstrated that stablecoin risks have shifted to issuers, highlighting the dangers posed by their centralization.

Boris Johnson criticizes Bitcoin as a Ponzi scheme, with crypto industry leaders collectively refuting the claim

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson characterized Bitcoin as a "Ponzi scheme" and warned investors, particularly elderly individuals, to exercise caution using personal examples. Industry figures such as Michael Saylor quickly refuted the claim, pointing out that Bitcoin lacks a centralized operator, which is a key characteristic of Ponzi schemes. These remarks sparked widespread discussion and reignited controversy over the definition of Bitcoin.