The Remitano exchange experienced suspicious transactions as over $2.7 million was drained from its wallet by a single account.
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Bitcoin’s cycles are changing — Bloomberg analyst Jamie Coutts explains how and why
This week’s episode of Market Talks discusses how Bitcoin cycles are changing and how it could impact the upcoming halving.
Matter Labs steps back as zkSync launches ecosystem portal managed by DappRadar
The launch brings Matter Labs one step closer to its goal of complete decentralization for the zkSync protocol.
Matter Labs steps back as zkSync launches ecosystem portal managed by DappRadar
The launch brings Matter Labs one step closer to its goal of complete decentralization for the zkSync protocol.
Solana traders prepare for FTX-induced sell pressure on SOL — Is it premature?
For a long time, Solana (SOL) has been associated with the founder of now insolvent crypto exchange FTX and hedge fund Alameda Research, Sam Bankman Fried. He was an early investor in the project and invested in numerous Solana ecosystem projects during the 2020-2021 bull mania.
So when FTX collapsed toward the end of 2022, Solana and other “Sam coins” plummeted significantly, falling to lows of $9.89 — down 96.3% from the peak of $259.96.
Since the start of 2023, Solana’s price staged a recovery to gain 175% to reach a peak of $27.37 as the ecosystem also witnessed growth.
However, more recently, SOL came under tremendous selling pressure after the Delaware Bankruptcy Court approved the sale of FTX’s digital assets, which includes 55.75 million SOL worth $1.062 million. However, the unlock schedule of FTX’s holdings and derivative market positioning suggest that a counter move to the upside could happen instead.
After Judge John Dorsey made the ruling at a hearing on Sept. 13. SOL price touched a weekly low of $17.96 after the court ruling.
Former Celsius exec pleads guilty to criminal charges
Roni Cohen-Pavon, Celsius’ former chief revenue officer, has pleaded guilty to four criminal charges and will be free on bail until a Dec. 11 sentencing hearing.
House Financial Services Comm. witnesses air multiple anti-CBDC arguments
The digital assets subcommittee heard from five opponents of a U.S. CBDC without giving supporters equal (or any) time.
Bitwave acquires crypto accounting platform Gilded
Bitwave announced the acquisition of Gilded to enhance accounting and enterprise solutions amid improving accounting and tax clarity in the United States.
EU announces initiative to fast-track supercomputer access for AI startups
E.U. president Ursula von der Leyen also called for the organization of a global AI governance body during the 2023 E.U. State of the Union address.
SSV.network hits mainnet to increase decentralization of Ethereum staking pools
SSV.network launches distributed validator technology network with more than 10 partner staking DApps to help decentralize Ethereum staking.
BTC price targets $27K as Bitcoin bulls shrug at PPI inflation surprise
BTC price gets a fresh boost from market calm over Fed interest rate policy, as Bitcoin traders eye further gains.
Hashing It Out: MobileCoin CEO says crypto must make space for more women
Sara Drakeley says crypto has a reputation for being a ”bro space” and urges the industry to make provisions that would attract more women to the field.
Web3 Gamer: PUBG devs’ Web3 project, Animoca’s $20M raise, Shardbound review
The company behind PUBG announces a new Web3 platform, monetization in Web3 and more.
Web3 Gamer: PUBG devs’ Web3 project, Animoca’s $20M raise, Shardbound review
Krafton, the company behind PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG), is venturing into Web3 with Settlus, a Cosmos-based blockchain project specifically designed for the creator economy. Settlus aims to provide content creators with a payment platform that streamlines transparent settlement processes.
The South Korean gaming giant’s project was announced at the Korea Blockchain Week’s Circle Hacker House event, co-presented by Circle and AngelHack. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire highlighted PUBG’s large user base of 30 million monthly active users.
Cosmos’ software development kit will serve as the framework, and network gas fees will be payable using stablecoins.
A metaverse project by the name of Migaloo is also in the works. The project will center around user-generated content, allowing creators to automatically create nonfungible tokens of their digital content and earn royalties from platform sales.
Krafton previously announced a collaboration with Solana Labs in March 2022 to “support the design and marketing of blockchain-based games and services,” but no Web3 products have been released since. Settlus’ testnet is scheduled to launch in early 2024.
Web3 Gamer: PUBG devs’ Web3 project, Animoca’s $20M raise, Shardbound review
Krafton, the company behind PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG), is venturing into Web3 with Settlus, a Cosmos-based blockchain project specifically designed for the creator economy. Settlus aims to provide content creators with a payment platform that streamlines transparent settlement processes.
The South Korean gaming giant’s project was announced at the Korea Blockchain Week’s Circle Hacker House event, co-presented by Circle and AngelHack. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire highlighted PUBG’s large user base of 30 million monthly active users.
Cosmos’ software development kit will serve as the framework, and network gas fees will be payable using stablecoins.
A metaverse project by the name of Migaloo is also in the works. The project will center around user-generated content, allowing creators to automatically create nonfungible tokens of their digital content and earn royalties from platform sales.
Krafton previously announced a collaboration with Solana Labs in March 2022 to “support the design and marketing of blockchain-based games and services,” but no Web3 products have been released since. Settlus’ testnet is scheduled to launch in early 2024.
Web3 Gamer: PUBG devs’ Web3 project, Animoca’s $20M raise, Shardbound review
The company behind PUBG announces a new Web3 platform, monetization in Web3 and more.
Web3 Gamer: PUBG devs’ Web3 project, Animoca’s $20M raise, Shardbound review
The company behind PUBG announces a new Web3 platform, monetization in Web3 and more.
Web3 Gamer: PUBG devs’ Web3 project, Animoca’s $20M raise, Shardbound review
The company behind PUBG announces a new Web3 platform, monetization in Web3 and more.
Web3 Gamer: PUBG devs’ Web3 project, Animoca’s $20M raise, Shardbound review
Krafton, the company behind PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG), is venturing into Web3 with Settlus, a Cosmos-based blockchain project specifically designed for the creator economy. Settlus aims to provide content creators with a payment platform that streamlines transparent settlement processes.
The South Korean gaming giant’s project was announced at the Korea Blockchain Week’s Circle Hacker House event, co-presented by Circle and AngelHack. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire highlighted PUBG’s large user base of 30 million monthly active users.
Cosmos’ software development kit will serve as the framework, and network gas fees will be payable using stablecoins.
A metaverse project by the name of Migaloo is also in the works. The project will center around user-generated content, allowing creators to automatically create nonfungible tokens of their digital content and earn royalties from platform sales.
Krafton previously announced a collaboration with Solana Labs in March 2022 to “support the design and marketing of blockchain-based games and services,” but no Web3 products have been released since. Settlus’ testnet is scheduled to launch in early 2024.
How to strike a balance between blockchain transparency and privacy: Nansen CEO
Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik is confident there will be a protocol in the future that creates a balance between both and is compliant with regulators.