Good morning tech fam, here are some quick tech updates for you to catch on to!
What’s New Today: Top Fintech Companies Hiring in 2024 Despite Market Challenges
Fast-Track Insights: Stablecoins' Market Share Declines in 2024 as Reported by JPMorgan
Women are using ChatGPT for fact-checking against the height of men listed in their dating app profiles. In essence, women feed details of the profile and conversation exchanges into ChatGPT, which then triggers the response from linguistic cues and patterns, which would point out inconsistencies or exaggerations in height information. Women are using this to find inconsistencies and authenticity in the answers provided by potential matches. Women using ChatGPT can therefore make the details in the profile more lifelike and detailed, hence gaining trust and accuracy in online dating. Read More
Though the financial market remained challenging in 2024, some Fintech companies are continuing to hire. Stripe, Plaid, and Revulton are among such companies planning to staff teams that will drive innovation and growth in the sector of financial technology. This roughly translates to people sought after to fill positions in software development, data analysis, and product management. This scenario depicts an increasing requirement of qualified personnel with the acumen to steer through these complexities in this evolving landscape of Fintech. Read More
Upgrading the organic traffic is the major goal for each website that desires to enhance the number of its visitors. There are three categories of low-distinction visitors which can be explained, Organic traffic is visitors who arrive at the website via a search engine, not a paid ad, and is an essential part of any SEO strategy. Organic traffic takes time, which increases the quality of the traffic visiting the site and thus increases the chances of engagement and sales or sign-ups. Read More
A recent report from JPMorgan reveals that since August 18, 2024, stablecoins are gradually losing their grip on the cryptocurrency space. Stablecoins that once dominated the crypto market have been reduced to smaller portions now. This drop was credited to rising volatility and the formation of other digital assets. It further mentioned shifting investor preferences and changing market dynamics, which mean stablecoins are facing increased competition from other digital currencies and financial innovations. Read More