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Tech powerhouse Amazon plans to launch NFTs granting ownership of physical goods to improve customer experience and draw more shoppers.
Mirror, a platform designed as a mainstream publishing outfit for Web3.0 innovators has launched its latest product dubbed “Subscribe to Mint.”
FTX’s sister trading firm Alameda has agreed to sell its interest in Sequoia Capital to a UAE-based entity.
The parent company of Gate.io has partnered with electronic payment facilitator Visa to introduce a crypto card to users in Europe.
The management of the company, in a statement, said that it will be wise to postpone the publication for a short period of time to examine and understand more completely the comments received.
After months of waiting and the most recent hope that repayment will start trickling in for MtGox creditors, the wait is now billed to be elongated by approximately one month.
The proposed NUSD stablecoin won’t depend on any USD reserves. Instead, it will solely depend on derivatives exchanges that list liquid inverse perpetual swaps, Hayes said.
The proposed Biden budget plan would close the current harvesting loophole on crypto tax losses, reducing wash sales trading.
Matchday has secured an official license from FIFA as well as the FIFPRO players association. It’s working on a suite of Web3 games accessible to most users.
American multinational financial services and banking giant, JPMorgan Chase is reportedly on track to cut its business ties with Gemini Exchange.
US senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Cynthia Lummis will release a new draft of the bipartisan crypto bill in April.
Behnam said that most fiat-backed stablecoins don’t operate with the intention of profit and thus shall be treated as securities.
Crypto-friendly bank Silvergate has announced plans to shut down in an orderly manner and fully repay all deposits.
United States President Joe Biden is reportedly on track to propose a 5.7% increase to the salaries of Federal Government workers in the country.
German apparel giant Adidas suffered heavy losses for Q4 2022 and looks to rebuild its business model throughout 2023.