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• Roblox Open-Sources Cube 3D: AI-Powered 3D Generation from Text Prompts

• Bitcoin Holds $84K as ETF Inflows Resume and Fed Decision Looms

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TODAY IN AI

Roblox Open-Sources Cube 3D: AI-Powered 3D Generation from Text Prompts

Roblox just unveiled Cube 3D, an open-source AI system that generates functional 3D objects and scenes directly from text prompts. Unlike traditional image-based reconstruction methods, Cube 3D is trained on native 3D data, allowing it to produce more accurate and complex models. Developers can create assets by simply using commands like “/generate motorcycle,” with future updates expected to introduce image-based input capabilities. The system’s use of “3D tokenization” predicts and constructs shapes in a manner similar to how language models predict text, which opens the door for future 4D scene generation.

Alongside Cube 3D, Roblox is rolling out significant updates to its Studio content creation suite, including better performance, real-time collaboration features, and expanded monetization tools. These enhancements aim to empower developers to create, iterate, and profit from their work with greater ease and efficiency.

^{Today In Crypto}

Bitcoin Holds $84K as ETF Inflows Resume and Fed Decision Looms

Bitcoin remains steady around its 200-day moving average of $84,000 after the Hyperliquid whale exited a massive short position, easing selling pressure. Smaller altcoins like CAKE, TKX, OKB, and ATOM have contributed to a cautiously optimistic market sentiment.

SUI struggled to build on Monday’s 6% surge, which was fueled by fresh ETF filings with the SEC—a sign that institutional interest in the broader crypto market is picking up.

Some analysts have warned that the bitcoin bull run may be over, but ETF data suggests otherwise. On Monday, U.S.-based spot bitcoin ETFs attracted $275 million, following Friday’s $41 million inflow—the first back-to-back inflows since Feb. 7. Valentin Fournier, an analyst at BRN, noted that this pattern suggests ETF-led selling pressure is fading, which could reignite bullish momentum if inflows continue.

The Fed’s rate decision on Wednesday is the next major catalyst. A dovish stance could spur risk-taking and drive BTC higher. According to Ryan Lee, chief analyst at Bitget Research, bitcoin is expected to trade between $80,000 and $86,000 post-FOMC with 80% confidence, while ethereum is likely to fluctuate between $1,800 and $2,100.

In traditional markets:

• European stocks rose ahead of a German parliamentary vote on debt reforms.

• Gold held firm above $3,000 per ounce, with BlackRock calling it a better hedge than Treasury notes in the current macro environment.

• U.S. futures traded flat amid reports that Trump and Putin’s call regarding a Ukraine peace deal is expected between 13:00 and 15:00 GMT.

Eyes remain on the Fed and global macro developments, with the crypto market poised for potential volatility.

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