
San Francisco Federal Reserve Seeks CBDC Developer to Improve Existing Fiscal Systems
The San Francisco federal bank is scouting for a software developer to research and design a CBDC to facilitate dollar transactions.
The San Francisco federal bank is scouting for a software developer to research and design a CBDC to facilitate dollar transactions.
The Helium network migration to the Solana blockchain was enabled by the community passing HIP-70 last year.
According to an Orbit Markets analyst, the upcoming Ethereum Shanghai upgrade could bring sustained Ether price volatility.
The bank plans to invite private companies to participate in a CBDC Forum, which it will set up.
Dapper Labs seems to adopt a mobile-first approach in the Web3 space by pushing apps for NFTs purchases. They are in talks with Apple and Google to find a path forward related to the hefty taxes on the platforms.
The incubation program will essentially concentrate on real-world use cases of blockchain.
Reuters cited the trail of a money transfer between the Binance.US account at Silvergate Bank to trading firm Merit Peak Ltd.
With four airdrops, the Starbucks Odyssey NFT program has attracted over $100k in total traded volume in less than three months.
The new Creators Smart Contracts will allow artists to split their earnings and earn royalties as co-creators.
It is for the first time that the BTC price is trading close to $25,000 since August 14, 2022. Whale participation and trading volumes might soon shift from altcoins to Bitcoin.
According to the announcement, Økokrim is committed to returning the crypto funds back to Sky Mavis, the parent company of Axie Infinity.
Insolvent crypto lender Celsius entered an acquisition agreement with NovaWulf that sees the creation of a new company.
VeVe co-founder Dan Crothers noted that he’s enthusiastic about giving Lamborghini fans a new way to experience their favorite sports car.
Superplastic will work with Amazon Studios to develop an animated comedy series that will feature the popular “synthetic” characters – Janky and Guggimon.
The Dutch court argues that Pertsev ran Tornado Cash as a business instead of just publishing the open-source code.