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It certainly appears that the crypto market is going as far down as possible, therefore it might be safe to say that the so-called “crypto winter” is upon us.
The recent market downturn has seen the crypto market move in tandem with stocks.
Boso Tokyo says that its NFT avatar initiative will ensure user metaverse identity is preserved while promoting Japanese-inspired artform.
Recently, Goldman Sachs has teamed up with Coinbase to come out with the first crypto-backed loan.
Binance announced that it has resumed withdrawals after finding a fix for several on-chain transactions stuck on the Bitcoin blockchain as the BTC price collapsed.
Despite the bearish market, Mike Novogratz believes the prices will not fall much further.
Bancor has said it is currently testing and auditing the Dual Rewards and Auto-Compounding Rewards features and plans to activate them in the weeks ahead.
Streamflow also takes away the hassles associated with token vesting by protocols in the blockchain ecosystem.
There’s a major slowdown in the NFT market. The monthly trading volumes have dropped by 56% to $500 million.
A number of aggrieved investors have filed a lawsuit against Binance.US for misleading the public into buying the UST and LUNA coins.
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey misspelled Solana amid his recent Web5 announcement. Taking it jokingly, Solana renamed its Twitter account to Solano.
The Tron DAO Reserve will work towards offering strong support to USDD.
Celsius promises to restore withdrawals, staking, transfers to other accounts, and stabilize liquidity as soon as possible.
After getting off to a bright trading start in May, Litecoin could not but give in to the bear run.
Notably, seems that Binance has been prepared for the investigation. The exchange has spent tens of millions of dollars hiring the best cyber forensics team in the world.