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🚀 Former CEO Targeted in Violent Home Robbery for Cryptocurrency Keys Former BCB Group CEO and current Greater Things CEO, Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie, and his family were victims of a knife-point robbery at their home in Maidenhead, Berkshire, on April 2. According to Foresight News, four assailants tied up the family and demanded cryptocurrency wallet keys. Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie reported that the robbers were specifically targeting cryptocurrency assets, showing no interest in the Aston Martin parked in the driveway. As he did not possess any cryptocurrency, the thieves ultimately stole cash, silverware, and jewelry. Thames Valley Police are currently investigating the incident. Following the robbery, Oliver issued a warning to founders, CEOs, and public figures in the cryptocurrency industry, urging them to be vigilant against organized and targeted crimes and to enhance personal security measures. #CEO#cryptocurrency#robbery#cryptowallet#security#Maidenhead#ThamesValleyPolice#OliverVonLandsbergSadie#GreaterThings#BCBGroup#personalsecurity#organizedcrime

🚀 Tether CEO Advocates for Open AI Development Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has expressed his views on the development of artificial intelligence, stating that AI should be as open as freedom. According to Odaily, Ardoino criticized the centralized approach to AI development, describing it as a 'dead end.' In contrast to the closed AI systems being developed by major tech companies, Tether is exploring alternative methods through QVAC, which focuses on running AI models on local devices. This approach aims to give users control over their data and computing power, aligning with the crypto industry's core principle of self-custody, where users maintain autonomy over their data and computational resources. #Tether#CEO#AIdevelopment#openAI#freedom#centralizedAI#selfcustody#crypto#localdevices#dataprivacy