- MP wants to take salary in cryptocurrency “for experiment”
- Hackers hacked into Qubit Finance and stole $25 mln
- US sees cryptocurrencies as a threat to national security
- South Korea will punish providers for harassment in the metaverse
- Apple will still enter the era of the metaverse. Tim Cook considers this direction promising
- South Korea will punish providers for harassment in the metaverse
- US Senator gave miners 2 weeks to report on their energy consumption
- One of the largest banks in New York introduces BTC trading services
- OpenSea rolled back NFT release limit after community criticism
- Warner Music will open a virtual concert hall on The Sandbox platform
- Avalanche is closely catching up with Ethereum
- Crypto lawyers are preparing to challenge the US bill
- DePocket: instructions for beginners
- Crypto lawyers are preparing to challenge the US bill
- Blockdaemon attracted $207 mln
- DePocket have integrated support for NEAR
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- Corite announces partnership with GEMS
- Binance Labs Announces Funding for Solv Protocol
Blockdaemon Blockchain Infrastructure Company Announces Closing of Series C Funding Round in the amount of $207 million with a company valuation of 3.10 billion
Round led by Sapphire Ventures and Tiger Global, Softbank 2nd Venture Fund, Boldstart Ventures, StepStone Group, Matrix Capital M anagement, Lerer Hippeau, Kenetic and Galaxy Digital.
MP wants to take salary in cryptocurrency “for experiment”
- This is the first European politician to choose this format
Member of the Brussels Parliament Christophe de Boekelaer agreed to receive everything 25% of salary in bitcoins. He stated this in his blog. The goal of the politician is “to prove to the Old Continent that the future belongs to crypto-payments.” He also wants to popularize digital currencies and cause more discussion in society.
Mr. de Boekelaer will become the first European politician to prefer bitcoins to traditional money.
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Hackers hacked into Qubit Finance and took away $25 mln
- They withdrew assets from the Qubit Finance pool for $20 mln
Next DeFi project fell victim to hackers. This time Qubit Finance suffered. PeckShield cybersecurity analysts reported that the criminals managed to withdraw crypto-assets from the project pool for about $25 mln.
Qubit Finance confirmed the fact of the attack. They added that they are now tracking the stolen assets and have contacted the criminals. Hackers offered “maximum reward”.
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US sees in cryptocurrencies a threat to national security
- This is the first European politician to choose this format
- DePocket have integrated support for NEAR
- OpenSea rolled back NFT release limit after community criticism