
Hugging Face, which is building an open source library for natural language processing technologies, raises $40M Series B led by Addition (Romain Dillet/TechCrunch)

Florida jury finds that Craig Wright doesn’t have to transfer half of his bitcoin to David Kleiman’s family, which would have proven whether Wright was Nakamoto (Tory Shepherd/The Guardian)

Artists are tapping into NFT marketplaces, which could pay them thousands for their work, but are running into scams, environmental concerns, and crypto hype (Abby Ohlheiser/MIT Technology Review)

Melbourne-based neobank Zeller, which offers fintech tools for SMBs, raises a A$100M Series B led by Headline, bringing its valuation to A$1B+ (Catherine Shu/TechCrunch)

DOJ indicts BitConnect founder Satish Kumbhani, who remains at large, alleging he and his co-conspirators obtained ~$2.4B from investors in a Ponzi scheme (Jason Nelson/Decrypt)

A look at Valuables, a service from crypto company Cent that lets users sell their tweets as non-fungible tokens in exchange for Ethereum (Scott Chipolina/Decrypt)

Reddit hires Drew Vollero as its first chief financial officer to prepare the company for an eventual IPO (Mike Isaac/New York Times)

Many celebrities promoting NFTs, like Paris Hilton and Jimmy Fallon, are either represented by, or have links to, OpenSea investor Creative Artists Agency (Max Read/Read Max)
