Bitcoin has no value. The media's dependence on social media is ending 🔐 #WEEKLY ~ January 14th

Hacked SEC Twitter account. Concerns about Musk using drugs. What Google killed in 2023. Platformer leaves Substack. Google and Bing display deepfake pornographic images

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Sources: Some executives and board members of Elon Musk-led companies worry that drug use, including LSD, cocaine and ecstasy, could harm his companies. (WSJ)

A post on X from U.S. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler says the "@SECGov twitter account has been compromised" and that the agency has not approved a spot bitcoin ETF. (CoinDesk. CNBC)

• Hack Into SEC's X Account Is Another Lesson in Cybersecurity 101 (Bloomberg)

• X blames SEC for account takeover as commission begins investigation (The Record)

• The hack attack on the @SECGov X account highlights security gaps at the agency, which has not fully complied with federal cybersecurity standards since last year. (Bloomberg)

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved spot bitcoin ETFs from BlackRock, Grayscale, ARK 21Shares, Bitwise, WisdomTree, Fidelity, VanEck, Invesco, Valkyrie, Hashdex and Franklin. (Reuters)