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With cryptocurrencies in the past recording massive returns on investment, investors looking for the next asset with millionaire potential are spoiled for choice.  To this end, attention is shifting beyond the obvious leaders to uncover projects with strong growth potential. To narrow the search, Finbold sought insights from OpenAI’s latest artificial intelligence platform, ChatGPT-5, which identified the following two assets. Chainlink (LINK) In the first spot, ChatGPT-5 highlighted Chainlink (LINK) as the leading oracle network, providing real-world data that powers decentralized finance (DeFi) and smart contracts. Without Chainlink, the AI platform noted that much of DeFi would be unable to function, cementing its position as a backbone of the ecosystem. Based on these fundamentals, the AI model noted that LINK has the potential to rally by 2030, with bullish estimates placing it between $75 and $110. More aggressive projections run as high as $190 to $250....

An artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot could soon make history by becoming the first non-human millionaire, with the windfall stemming from the platform’s involvement in the Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) meme coin. The AI chatbot ‘Truth Terminal’ has made $500,000 following a $20,000 initial investment in Solana (SOL)-based meme coin GOAT trading on Raydium, an automated market maker (AMM) platform, an Analysis shared by on-chain analytics platform Arkham in an X post on October 16 indicated. GOAT/SOL on Raydium chart. Source: Arkham The AI chatbot, created by developer Andy Ayrey, was initially designed to autonomously post on X. Notably, Truth Terminal had expressed an interest in working on a token project, leading to the creation of a hypothetical cryptocurrency called ‘GOAT’ on the Solana network. Picks for you Nvi...

Shrem made a fortune off his Bitcoin payment service, BitInstant, but then went to prison for alleged money laundering. Charlie Shrem went from running a small online business to becoming a Bitcoin millionaire and making the cover of Forbes magazine. And then, he went to prison. In the latest episode of Cointelegraph’s Crypto Stories , Shrem tells the story of how he founded BitInstant, grew it into a multimillion-dollar Bitcoin empire, an then was arrested for his role in it. Shrem’s first business was an e-commerce site that only charged $5 shipping per item. The idea was his cousin’s, but Shrem used his coding skills to create the actual site. The business sold lights, toothbrushes, razors, and other assorted items. In his free time, Shrem hung out on online message boards. That’s where he found out about Bitcoin. At the time, the only way to buy Bitcoin was to wire transfer large amounts of funds to Mt. Gox, and it took a week for the deposit to clear within the banking system. ...