Warner music group hedges towards a Web3 future, and empowered artists, with new partnership
The agreement with NFT marketplace OpenSea boosts artists' intellectual property rights and creates new opportunities for fan engagement.
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Fitness metaverse: This tech company trades sweat for crypto and NFTs
Earn while you burn. Hong Kong-based digital fitness company OliveX rewards players with crypto and NFTs.
How Sotheby’s is spearheading an NFT revolution
Michael Bouhanna, Sotheby's Vice President co-head of Digital Art, on selling more than $100 million worth of NFTs...
Visa will start settling transactions with crypto partners in USDC on Ethereum
Visa announced it will accept payments in U.S. Dollar Coin (USDC), a cryptocurrency pegged to the U.S. dollar at a 1:1 ratio. This will speed up transactions and open the door to much wider use for cryptocurrencies going forward.
Medici Ventures invests additional $8 million in Bitcoin start-up Bitt
Bitt was founded in 2013 to provide infrastructure support for a fledgling Caribbean digital currency ecosystem.
Spencer Dinwiddie launching digital token next week, discusses NBA’s threat to terminate his contract
After nearly three months of delays, including a threat of termination from the NBA, Brooklyn Nets point guard Spencer Dinwiddie is ready to launch his token-based investment vehicle...
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4 major blockchain trends to watch for in 2019
While some may lament the entry of regulators in 2018, clamping down on ICO projects and putting in place strict frameworks for compliance, these are signs of a market maturing. Speculators aside, industry experts knew the Wild West of Crypto was only a transitionary phase, and the time has come to focus on holistic, sustainable growth with real, tangible benefits.
The rise of the stable coins: Will they be the next to endure regulatory scrutiny from the SEC?
A “stable coin” is a cryptocurrency that is pegged to another stable asset, like gold or the U.S. dollar, but is not tied to a central bank. This allows for using cryptocurrency to pay for everyday things. As the cryptocurrency markets continue to sink, stable coins are mushrooming like there's no tomorrow. It will probably only be a matter of time before the SEC turns its attention to this class of digital assets.
