OpenSea collector pays 100 ETH for a free NFT: Nifty Newsletter, April 5–11
LooksRare releases an upgrade that lowers its fees by 75% to compete with OpenSea and Blur.
LooksRare releases an upgrade that lowers its fees by 75% to compete with OpenSea and Blur.
The Swedish central bank’s third report on a potential CBDC raised several issues while focusing on a rather narrow question.
After months of delays, Ethereum validators can finally withdraw their staked Ether and rewards from the Ethereum Mainnet.
Paxos assured its customers that their funds would “remain safely” in their accounts, but advised users to withdraw all balances from their accounts at their earliest convenience.
Senate Bill 1751 will next move to the Texas House of Representatives, which is scheduled to meet and discuss legislation on April 13.
Calgary’s police department has launched the Western Canada Cryptocurrency Investigations Centre in partnership with blockchain data firm Chainalysis.
Government should develop Know Your Customer procedures for social media and messaging services and take stronger measures to track cryptocurrency transactions.
Crypto users are getting excited over the prospect of automating their trades with future-facing technologies built with the GPT-4 API.
The debtors appointed Adam Sullivan, a managing director at investment banking firm XMS Capital Partners, to assume the role of president amid the firm’s bankruptcy proceedings.
Bearer instruments such as stablecoin harken back to the days of pre-central bank “free banking,” with all the risks that implies, a BIS working paper says.