The saga of bitcoin, gold, and the euro. How to track a bitcoin whale. I know: Grab your harpoon, change your name to Ahab, and call him “Moby Dick.”
Rumors of Coinbase insolvency are growing. It was bound to happen. Shutting down its U.S. affiliate program didn’t help. Coinbase gets regulatory approval in Italy. While Coinbase seems to be experiencing trouble in the U.S., it’s expanding globally.
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao called his company a pure Web3 company and has no interest in selling shares of stock. This is in response to FTX’s move to offer stock trading. It has nothing to do with whether Binance will ever go public, although I suspect that CZ has no interest in doing that either as a “pure Web3 company.”
Ripple cofounder Jed McCaleb has stopped selling his XRP and now holds just 46.7 XRP in his wallet. After all, it could rally. It will have to rally like a tsunami for 46.7 XRP to be worth anything, and if it rallies that much, it will rise to the top 3 again. I wouldn’t expect that to happen until after the SEC v. Ripple case is completed. Even then, it may take years.
After 99 years, TIME Magazine in jumping into NFTs. Rarible cofounder says NFTs could become media companies. In other words, 99 years from now we could be reading the news with an NFT, or at least using NFTs to access the news. I can see that.
Voyager Digital asks court to honor $350 million withdrawal requests from customers.
Sam Bankman-Fried positions FTX as lender of last resort. If a lender is still alive in this climate, the best it can hope for is to be the lender of last resort—and it may very well be, by default.
Tron founder Justin Sun believes Warren Buffet, who has been one of crypto’s biggest critics, owns bitcoin. Sun gifted the Oracle of Omaha some bitcoin and has never seen activity on that wallet address.
How many cryptocurrencies are there, and why are there so many?
Web3 experienced more than $718 million in security losses in Q2 2022.
Nike is introducing a virtual hoodie for Web3. Why does Web3 have a gender disparity problem?
Understanding the crypto crash. Why this crypto crash is different.
Dynamic NFTs vs. static NFTs. Here’s a funny article on NFTs. The author uses the same arguments NFT fans use to promote and defend NFT ownership, but in reverse. In other words, the reasons you should NOT get into NFTs is because of the benefits. The funny thing is I think the author is serious. On another note, Linkin Park lead singer Mike Shinoda is investing in a company that can turn humans into NFTs for online meetings. It’s fittingly called Hologram.
What two months of running with STEPN did for this sneaker freak.
One of the top five cybersecurity mistakes is storing crypto in a wallet. Or, more specifically, the wrong type of wallet.
Another censorship-resistant social media platform has launched. Called FrontFanz, it looks like its aimed at the adult entertainment industry.
Does the metaverse boost rape culture?
Unstoppable Domains partners with MoonPay.
PwC says startup funding in digital currencies in India is slowing down.
South Korea is beginning its CBDC testing with 10 banks.
Paraguay’s crypto framework is one step away from becoming law.
Snark and commentary in italics.
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