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The obvious growth of stablecoins has fueled the emergence of crypto-deposit rates and decentralized finance (DeFi).
In recent times, many countries are conforming to the crypto world, with El Salvador’s policy of utilizing Bitcoin being at the forefront of their new venture.
The recent JUMO funding round comes amid increased interest from US investment and financial institutions in African fintech.
China’s digital yuan made a debut at the China International Import Expo (CIIE).
As the company valuations have been soaring record high levels, Berkshire’s cash pile has reached the roof. However, the company’s equity investments have dropped by a record 60% year-over-year.
Argo Blockchain unveiled that it expanded its mining capacity, and added 220 PH/s to its total capacity, bringing the firm’s total mining capacity to 1.295 EH/s as of the end of October 2021.
The Solana blockchain has been on a solid growth trajectory amid rising demand from DeFi protocols along with the announcement for the new GameFi ecosystem.
Ethereum is currently rising and shows no signs of slowing down even as its price now tops $4,700 for the first time ever.
These are seven of the worst IPOs of all time and feature a vast range of companies, from an online toy store to a biotech firm.
One of the main topics of the discussion was how Ripple is enabling customers to mint their own NFTs on the XRP Ledger.
Based on TSLA’s previous closing of $1,222.09, the worth of the CEO’s 10% shares is nearly $21 billion.
Spanish football giant FC Barcelona has joined the trend as they set to release NFT collections in a recent partnership with Ownix.
Rivian is going public on the Nasdaq with the symbol “RIVN,” according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The idea of smart ticket NFTs will allow Real Madrid to elevate the fan experience to a higher level.
The $100 million funds from the trio of Solana Ventures, Lightspeed Ventures, and FTX are already being used to bankroll Faraway Games, a new Web 3 gaming studio that raised $21 million on Thursday.