[ad_1] Web3 investment firm Animoca Brands is set to become the largest validator of Telegram’s TON (The Open Network) blockchain and plans to deliver blockchain-based games to the messaging app’s 800 million strong user base.
[ad_1] Executives of banking giants JPMorgan Chase and Apollo revealed plans for a tokenized enterprise mainnet formed during a collaboration on the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) Project Guardian pilot project. On Nov. 15, the
[ad_1] What is a sniper bot? Sniper bots are automated software programmed for specific actions at predetermined times to find applications in online auctions, sales and crypto trading, ensuring precise market transactions. In the context
[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded products (ETPs) registered $312 million in inflows for the week of Nov. 24, bringing year-to-date inflows to around $1.5 billion, according to CoinShares. The weekly inflows for all cryptocurrencies totalled $346 million,
[ad_1] A one-year grace period for cryptocurrency exchanges operating in Hong Kong will remain in place despite recent scandals. According to local news reports on Nov. 27, Julia Leung, CEO of Hong Kong’s Securities and
[ad_1] British multinational bank Standard Chartered will partake in trials of China’s digital yuan central bank digital currency (e-CNY CBDC), one of the first foreign banks to do so in the country. According to the
[ad_1] Web3 game developers have been battling to gain the attention of mainstream audiences for years, and according to three former gaming executives, that market is essential for the industry’s future. Video games have become
[ad_1] Around $750 million of vested digital assets are scheduled to be unlocked and released into the markets in December. Among the projects releasing locked tokens, decentralized exchange (DEX) dYdX will unlock the largest amount.
[ad_1] The cryptocurrency mining company Hive Digital Technologies revealed plans to expand its global presence through a new acquisition of property and a data center in Boden, Sweden. On Nov. 27, the company announced that
[ad_1] Inferno Drainer, one of the most popular crypto wallet-draining kits for hire says it is shutting down for good after helping phishing scammers steal nearly $70 million worth of crypto this year. In a
