Sablier, a protocol for real-time token streaming built originally for the Ethereum blockchain, has now announced the release of the Sablier protocol on Polygon and Binance Smart Chain (BSC). This expansion aims to lower the barrier to entry for new users and bring the dApp a more liquid ecosystem. With the high gas fees on…
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Guys, I have a question. Since raven has been built around assets. Could it be used to track construction progress on a building site? Like if every building component is tokenized could it then be efficiently moved through different project stages like design, manufacture, installation and handover to the client? This might be a terrible…
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are increasingly making appearances in the world of sports. The latest team to enter the cryptocurrency world is Australian Baseball League club Perth Heat. On Wednesday, the club announced that it integrated crypto payments into its operations. The Heat said they had partnered with OpenNode to accept and send Bitcoin payments powered by the Lightning Network. Related Reading | Venezuelan Airport To Accept Payment In Bitcoin The Baseball club is one of Australia’s most successful teams, having won four ABL championships since the league’s formation in 2010. It claims it is the first professional sports club in the world to fully embrace the digital currency. Perth Heat Integrates Bitcoin Payment The baseball club has rebranded itself to be called “the Bitcoin baseball team.” As part of the partnership with OpenNode, Perth Heat is setting Bitcoin as the new standard for payments and payouts. Players and staff will get their pay in Bitcoin, although it is not mandatory. Players can still be paid in traditional fiat or partially in Bitcoin. However, the club’s CEO, Steven Nelkovski, said that all current employees of the club were on board with the scheme. BTC trading at $59.55K | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com “By embracing the underlying values of the Bitcoin protocol, we believe that the organization can reach new levels of success both on and off the field and remind the world of the true value of sports. We know the community looks to the Perth Heat as a model of success and we hope our adoption of a Bitcoin Standard will inspire others to embrace a monetary system that demands value creation to thrive,” said Nelkovski. As part of its Bitcoin adoption efforts, the club also plans to “Hodl Bitcoin on the club’s balance sheet.” Patrick O’Sullivan, Perth Heat’s new Chief Bitcoin Officer, shed more light on the club’s latest strategic move. He said it is a way of securing its digital property rights on the world’s most secure monetary network. “We believe the world has begun to recognize the power of sound money principles and are determined to lead from the front. This is not a one-off purchase to hedge against future uncertainties or inflationary pressures. The Perth Heat are embracing the reality that the future of money and corporate treasuries will live on the Bitcoin blockchain.” The club will also accept Bitcoin payments for sponsorships, merchandise, and ballpark concessions on game days. Crypto Regulation In Australia Australia has made big crypto moves this year. It has one of the highest crypto adoption rates in the world. This could be due to the country’s aim to become crypto-friendly. In line with this, regulators are making laws to regulate cryptocurrencies in different sectors. Last month, Australian senators wrote a report pushing for an overhaul of finance and tax regulations to make the country a global crypto hub. Related Reading | Crypto Is Set To Dominate Australian Financial Industry In Less Than 10 Years The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) also recently gave the green light to a range of cryptocurrency-related ETFs. This approval could see Bitcoin and Ethereum-backed investment funds trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) soon. Additionally, Commonwealth Bank announced its partnership with US-based crypto exchange Gemini and blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis. It will become the first major Australian bank to offer crypto services to its customers, which it plans to launch in 2022. Featured image by GettyImages, Chart from TradingView.com
I am going to open up by saying that some of the following is going to be FACT and some of it will be OPINION. However, the opinion will never prevail over the facts. Also, depending on traction I may do a second post with some more up to debate things. I also know that…
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Brand new to crypto here and currently in the studying phase. I've been diving into Ethereum and learning about the new concepts for Ethereum 2.0 (sharding, L2, etc.). Its sounds to me like these layer 2 solutions are the future of Ethereum, solving its biggest problems of speed and gas-fees. Granted I'm an absolute noob,…
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I dont Know if this is a stupid quistion but can i Transfer NFTs from diffrent blockchains? like if i work on BAC can i move my nft? sorry and thank you in advance submitted by /u/KGB29 [link] [comments]
If you didn't hear. Polygon just announced their STARK-Based Ethereum compatible roll-up. This is IMO. The biggest announcement the blockchain has seen in a very very long time. So much that Vitalik himself has stated that this is the scalable future of Ethereum. Incredibly bullish stuff here. While Solana is lying about it's supplies twice…
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