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According to Chinese prosecutors, NFT creators hide in plain view through the use of airdrops, blind boxes, limited sales, and synthesis.
Stablecoin issuer Tether has announced plans to purchase Bitcoin with 15% of realized operating profits routinely.
Telegram has implemented various security features to enhance user privacy and data protection.
Observers believe Wednesday’s XRP price pump indicates that Ripple has the upper hand in its ongoing litigation with the SEC.
Chinese tech giant Tencent saw its Q1 2023 revenue jump 11% YoY to $21.4 billion amid relaxed industrial regulations.
Due to the recent failures and flaws of the traditional banking system, Bitcoin’s potential to foster a more secure global economy may have come to light in a new way.
Makers of Axie Infinity are hopeful that launching the game on the Apple platform will spurt growth. They are also hopeful of Apple making policies friendlier for NFTs in the future.
According to the UBS post-acquisition plans, it is going to implement a phased integration of the Credit Suisse brand which may last a couple of years.
The firm also conducted a survey recently to asses the constructive stance of policymakers towards crypto and Web3 in Singapore.
Despite the troubled tech space, German InsurTech firm Wefox recently raised $110 million in debt financing and fresh equity funding.
While Elon Musk gave as much detail as he could at the event, there was no mention of the probable date the vehicles will hit the market.
Federal prosecutors have accused Wang for agreeing to work for a US subsidiary of a Chinese automaker a few months before he left Apple in 2018.
The new collection is part of Mattel’s Hot Wheels NFT Garage Series and will be based on the Fast & Furious film franchise.
CoinShares maintains a cautious optimism going ahead amid a strong surge in the regulatory activity taking place in the crypto market.
Sam Altman’s sincerity impressed lawmakers at Tuesday’s hearing as he discussed AI’s destructive potential and supported proper regulation.