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Blockchain ‘Intents’ Growing in Popularity as Crypto Ecosystem Gets Harder to Navigate

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[ad_1] Simply defined, an intent is a specific goal a blockchain user wants to accomplish. While no two “intent-centric” systems are the same, they all work similarly: users, be they traders or protocols, submit their

Tokenization Firm Superstate Gets $14M Investment to Bring Traditional Funds On-Chain

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[ad_1] The company has earmarked the funds for expansion, creating private funds for institutional investors and crafting a framework for tokenized public funds that U.S. clients can access. [ad_2] Source link

Germany’s Commerzbank obtains crypto custody licence

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[ad_1] Commerzbank has become the first full-service bank in Germany to receive regulatory approval for a crypto custody licence. Commerzbank, among the top four largest banks in Germany, has taken a huge step towards providing

National Bank of Kazakhstan Starts CBDC Pilot, Makes First Digital Tenge Retail Payment

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Dodging guards with inner-tubes, decoys and diplomats – Cointelegraph Magazine

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[ad_1] Disembarking the Liberty houseboat moored off the frontier of the European Union, we’re met by a pair of Serbian police officers, their lit squad car nearly blinding us in the dark forest. “How many

New York MoMA now has tokenized artworks in its permanent collection

November 15, 2023 anon

[ad_1] Generative art is proving Web3’s creative anchor in the traditional art world. Last month, New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) made headlines by acquiring Refik Anadol’s “Unsupervised — Machine Hallucinations” (2022) alongside an

First Mover Americas: Singapore Central Bank Tests Tokenization Alongside JPMorgan, BNY Mellon

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[ad_1] The latest price moves in bitcoin [BTC] and crypto markets in context for Nov. 15, 2023. First Mover is CoinDesk’s daily newsletter that contextualizes the latest actions in the crypto markets. [ad_2] Source link

Microsoft, Tencent and other tech giants join decentralized Infura network

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[ad_1] Microsoft, Tencent and 16 other Web2 giants have partnered with Consensys on its mission to decentralize the Infura network — the key point of access to Ethereum for much of the decentralized finance (DeFi)

Microsoft, Tencent Are Partners to Ethereum’s Infura in ‘Decentralized Infrastructure Network’

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[ad_1] “There’s that ethos in Web3 about decentralization being a core value,” Thomas Hay, the lead product manager for Infura, told CoinDesk. “We know there are advantages to a centralized service in terms of the

3 reasons why Bitcoin price failed to break $37K

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[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) recently surged above $37,000 between Nov. 10 and 12, only to falter and undergo a correction toward $35,000 on Nov. 13. This abrupt movement triggered the liquidation of $121 million worth of

Month: November 2023

Blockchain ‘Intents’ Growing in Popularity as Crypto Ecosystem Gets Harder to Navigate

Tokenization Firm Superstate Gets $14M Investment to Bring Traditional Funds On-Chain

Germany’s Commerzbank obtains crypto custody licence

National Bank of Kazakhstan Starts CBDC Pilot, Makes First Digital Tenge Retail Payment

Dodging guards with inner-tubes, decoys and diplomats – Cointelegraph Magazine

New York MoMA now has tokenized artworks in its permanent collection

First Mover Americas: Singapore Central Bank Tests Tokenization Alongside JPMorgan, BNY Mellon

Microsoft, Tencent and other tech giants join decentralized Infura network

Microsoft, Tencent Are Partners to Ethereum’s Infura in ‘Decentralized Infrastructure Network’

3 reasons why Bitcoin price failed to break $37K

Lawmakers Clash Over Trump Ties, Stablecoin Rules, and CBDC Oversight