Rumors about a mini-game on Telegram from Binance have been confirmed. A brain implant from Synchron enabled a man to control his smart home with thought. Here’s the latest in crypto news.

BlackRock and Microsoft to Launch AI Fund
BlackRock, Global Infrastructure Partners, Microsoft, and MGX have announced the Global Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Investment Partnership (GAIIP). This initiative will create a $30 billion fund aimed at financing infrastructure projects to meet rising demand for computing power, particularly data centers and new energy sources. The partnership may attract up to $100 billion in total investment.

Binance Confirms Telegram Mini-Game, Moonbix
Binance confirmed the upcoming launch of its space-themed mini-game, Moonbix, on Telegram. Players will control a spaceship to collect items across galaxies. The game’s reveal followed social media leaks, and Binance assured users it is refining the product for optimal experience. Users are advised to engage only with official channels to avoid impersonators.

Google Cloud Launches Ethereum-Compatible RPC Service
On September 17, Google Cloud announced the launch of a Blockchain Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service to facilitate interaction with blockchain data. Initially compatible with Ethereum, the service will allow developers to easily integrate it into Ethereum-based DApps. A free tier will support up to 100 calls per second.

1inch Introduces Fusion+ Upgrade
1inch announced an upgrade to its Swap Engine called Fusion+. This feature enables users to exchange cryptocurrencies across multiple blockchains while preserving tokens. It pools liquidity both on and off-chain, providing built-in protection against attacks, enhancing the security and efficiency of cross-chain transactions.

Brain Implant Enables Smart Home Control
Synchron has demonstrated its brain-computer interface allowing a 64-year-old man with ALS to control devices like Amazon Alexa using thought. This technology, less invasive than others, has gained attention following successful demonstrations from companies like Neuralink. Synchron's device integrates into a blood vessel on the motor cortex, showcasing exciting potential for smart home interaction.