#TheOceanAlliance# (@cmacgm, @COSCOSHIPPING, #EvergreenLine# and @OOCLL) announce details of new services from April 2018. The 2nd phase will see more than 40 services deploying approximately 340 containerships with a capacity of about 3.6 million teu

Cosmos Hub’s community-funded Paxos listing for ATOM goes live @Paxos has added $ATOM to its crypto brokerage, so fintechs and brokerages built on Paxos can now offer it to customers through the setup they already run. @cosmoshub governance approved the deal in September through Proposal 1054. The proposal sent 300,740 USDC from the Hub’s community pool to Paxos to cover the technical work, starting liquidity, and support for clients listing ATOM. That one-time payment covers the full cost, as Paxos agreed to charge no monthly fees to run or maintain the integration.

Cosmos (@cosmos) cosmos:native technology now powers more than 200 production blockchains! Even banks like Wells Fargo are using its technology for tokenized deposits. Here's how the Cosmos ecosystem works and why many projects are building with it.

Cosmos USDC is moving to Injective, and the first Noble deadline lands next week @circle stopped minting new USDC on Noble, the chain that issued the stablecoin for Cosmos. Starting October 31, Circle will begin reducing how much USDC can leave Noble through its older transfer system. The Noble USDC contract will be fully paused on January 12, 2027. Cosmos Hub, dYdX and the Skip:Go routing app have switched to the USDC version on @injective, the chain behind $INJ, as the new Cosmos standard. Holders can swap old Noble $USDC for the Injective version through Skip:Go, which opened migration on September 11.

Cosmos Institute founder @Brendan_McCord warns that giving regulators the power to slow down frontier AI could create an authority with virtually no limits: "Developing tools to pace the frontier is assigning power to pace the frontier. And if you assign power in a free society, you also have to demarcate it. You have to place limits on it." "Something as ill-defined as pacing, today it's compute, tomorrow it's algorithms, maybe the way a research organization is set up, is going to force any would-be pacer to dynamically redefine its jurisdiction. No one who advocates for pacing can really tell me what power the pacer would not have." "If you were gonna pace the whole frontier, you need a way to deal with defectors, which means you need an ability to coerce actors who don't wanna stop. That's what needs to be defined if we're gonna have this be a liberal institution." @cosmos_inst