- Azuki’s NFT collection saw a price increase of 33% after social media activity sparked speculation of a possible partnership with the Weeb3 Foundation. Azuki could launch a token named Anime soon.
- Justin Sun, the inventor of Tron, and an anonymous whale have bought approximately $182M worth of Ethereum since December 26. Large-scale ETH withdrawals from Binance, likely for long-term storage, suggest an optimistic view of Ethereum.
- Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallet sparks activity! 26.9 BTC was delivered to the genesis wallet—the first wallet that Satoshi Nakamoto ever created on the Bitcoin network—by an anonymous Bitcoin (BTC) user.
- Visa launches Web3 loyalty incentive system! The move would provide users with digital wallets that they can use to acquire tokenized tickets, loyalty coins, digital collectibles, and other benefits from brands that can be applied to both virtual and actual events.
- An exploit at Gamma Strategies resulted in an estimated $3.4M in losses. In response, the protocol disabled deposits to its DeFi vaults, although withdrawals were still possible.
- Investment company VanEck promised to fund Brink’s Bitcoin core developers with 5% of the earnings from a possible spot Bitcoin ETF. Additionally, it has given Brink a $10,000 contribution.
- Over the last 24 hours, Polygon’s NFT volume has surpassed Solana’s (SOL). Polygon is currently ranked third after Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), moving Solana to the fourth level.
- ShibaInu will burn 9.25 trillion SHIB coins this month to drastically reduce the supply of the meme coin in circulation.
- Crypto Bazaar rumors have indicated that if a Bitcoin ETF is approved, an application for an XRP ETF might also be submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Disclaimer : This article was created for informational purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice. An asset’s past performance does not predict its future returns. Before making an investment, please conduct your own research, as digital assets like cryptocurrencies are highly risky and volatile financial instruments.
