Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (November 4

Amazon demands removal of AI agent Comet from marketplace
The tech giant has ordered the removal of the popular virtual assistant Comet from Amazon Marketplace. According to the company, the agent violated internal policies by processing user data outside Amazon’s ecosystem.
CZ burns nearly $500,000 in memecoins
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao announced that he burned meme tokens worth almost half a million dollars. He also hinted that he may sell some of the remaining tokens on the open market.
Americans concerned about rising electricity costs due to AI
A recent study found that U.S. residents increasingly link higher electricity prices to the rapid expansion of data centers and the growing demand for AI computing power. Experts warn that energy consumption from AI could double by 2030.
OpenAI CEO nearly served court summons during public event
During a conference in San Francisco, a legal firm representative attempted to serve Sam Altman a court subpoena on stage. Security intervened, and OpenAI’s spokesperson dismissed the incident as a “publicity stunt.”
Microsoft AI chief urges public not to attribute consciousness to neural networks
Microsoft’s head of artificial intelligence stated that AI systems are “nowhere near self-awareness,” warning that talk of “sentient models” creates false expectations and misconceptions about the technology.
Suspected crypto pyramid organizer arrested in Spain
Spanish police detained the alleged leader of a cryptocurrency-based financial pyramid scheme. Investigators estimate losses exceeding €40 million, with more than 6,000 investors affected.
FTX withdraws controversial “problem countries” motion
Lawyers for the bankrupt exchange FTX have retracted a filing that sought to limit fund recovery for users from certain countries. The reversal follows widespread criticism from the international community.

Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (November 4–10)