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This smart lightbulb from Kasa requires no hub or special equipment to operate. Set timers, on/off schedules, and fully adjust the brightness from 1-100% using an app, or with your voice though Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. The list price on this bulb is 16.99, but right now on Amazon you can buy it for just 7.99, the lowest price in over a year. That's a great deal if you're looking to add some basic automation to the lights inside your home, or outside on a porch. The 53% discount is active on Amazon right now (see it here), where the bulb gets 4.5 out of 5 stars from nearly 15,000 reviewers.

After discovering dozens of tokens claiming to be connected to ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot, blockchain security company PeckShield has issued a warning. In a post from February 20, the company disclosed that at least three "BingChatGPT" tokens seem to be a part of honeypot schemes, which use smart contracts to trick users into transferring Ether, which the attacker then traps and steals. According to PeckShield, in what is frequently referred to as a "pump and dump" scam or "rug pull," at least two of the identified tokens have already lost almost 100% of their worth, while a third is at a 65% decline. A pump-and-dump scheme typically entails the creators orchestrating a campaign of false advertising and hype to entice investors into buying tokens, then covertly offloading their investment in the scheme when values rise. A pump and dump plan was used to create "dozens of tokens," according to PeckShield, by at least one of the criminals behind the tokens, "Deployer 0xb583."

Black Friday deals have already begun at Best Buy. These are Best Buy's best bargains we've found across multiple categories: TVs, Apple gear, earbuds, headphones, fitness trackers, gaming gear, laptops and other PC components.

Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2021 went by in a flash, but thankfully, there's still plenty of deals leftover on Amazon. If you didn't get a chance to do some shopping during the yearly savings events, don't panic. We've got you covered with tons of bargains from the online retailer you can still take advantage of below, and will continue to update this post with the best of Amazon's Cyber Week offerings all day long. Whether you're looking to scoop up some of the best Christmas gifts or simply treating yourself, prepare to save.

These are the best Amazon deals of the day. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. If the week was a thrilling roller coaster, Thursday would be located right before that super exciting, grin-inducing drop. With the weekend so close we can nearly taste it, we're kicking things off early with a little retail therapy to help with that final, end-of-week push. This Thursday, we've spotted some pretty electrifying deals at Amazon.

Is Tesla preparing to offer Model 3 leasing? Tesla is finally putting the Y in sexy – or rather S 3 X Y -- its lineup of car models. The electric car maker is unveiling its new Model Y crossover SUV at Thursday at 8 p.m. Pacific Time in Los Angeles. I would be lying if I said I didn't find it alluring. I have long lusted with a protective detachment after the sleek cars that seemed the elusive and unattainable thing I could only dream about.

Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner and it could be bigger and better than ever. Amazon Prime Day features a lot of deals. Not all are worth pursuing. Like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Amazon's annual Prime Day features tons of products screaming "deal!" But sometimes it's tough to separate the big discounts from the disappointments. Here's how to make sense of the sales bonanza that starts July 16.

Today's deals make great gifts. If you make a purchase by clicking one of our links, we may earn a small share of the revenue. However, our picks and opinions are independent from USA Today's newsroom and any business incentives. This one, in particular, is jammed packed with Father's Day and scrambling for last-minute gifts. Thankfully, Amazon has deals and price drops on some of our favorite products, so you can get a nice present without emptying his wallet.

Starting with the good news -- as you can see from the chart below, last year, at this time, 82% of VCs were either "very concerned" or "didn't feel compelled to do deals given uncertainty" and that has totally reversed with 62% being optimistic or bullish. Unsurprisingly, with VCs being more optimistic the number of VCs who planned to increased their investment activities doubled in 2017 while the number who planned to do fewer deals went down by nearly 2/3rds. And as VCs get more bullish on the investment environment and pick up the pace of their activities a natural result is the valuations tend to hold up, which bodes will for entrepreneurs raising capital in 2017. As you can see from the chart below, very few VCs are forecasting significant price drops (2%) versus a year ago when a large number were bracing for price drops (30%). We also asked VCs to weigh in on the areas of technology that most interested them in the coming five years and the overwhelming winner was in startups focused on machine learning/artificial intelligence (AI). And as a result of this interest, you can expect an increase of activity in investments in the space in the coming year, whereas many VCs thought AR / VR and Blockchain investments would be more ripe as opportunities in the 3–5 year time horizon. Since the change in government is still fresh on people's minds we asked what VCs thought about the Trump Administration. This was anonymously conducted after the election but a couple of weeks before the inauguration and the data were very clear -- VCs don't like Trump.