The Merge testnet Protolambda & Parithosh J. joined us on PEEPanEIP to provide an overview of the merge testnets, introduction to Kintsugi. Follow the recording of interesting conversation to learn where do we stand with the Merge preparations here. Highlights What is the merge? History of the Merge testnets – Rayonism, Amphora, Pithos Introduction to…
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In a collaborative NFT project, Adidas Originals, gmoney, Bored Ape Yacht Club and PUNKS Comic make $43 million in 72 hours.
As play-to-earn games continue to enter the market, one NFT-implemented fighting game is looking to stand out from the rest: Crypto Fight Club. The title has already launched their website, alongside a detailed white paper in recent months. Now, the emerging game has completed an immensely successful seed round, raising nearly $3M from a bevy of well-respected investment groups. Crypto Fight Club’s Investors: Rounding Out The Team Crypto Fight Club (CFC) looks well-positioned to take a unique market share in the play-to-earn category, particularly after the latest seed fundraising. CFC raised $2,775,000 from major investors, including Shima Capital, GenBlock Ventures & subsidiary D12, AU21, x21, Everse Capital, and The Ring. Blockchain powerhouse investment firm Shima Capital will provide a bevy of support for Crypto Fight Club, assisting the title in anything from HR to major crypto connections, and everything in between. GenesisBlock Ventures and subsidiary D12 have contributed over $2B worth of capital into the blockchain market, and have formulated a top-of-the-line team when it comes to crypto investments. The partner will help lead the way in marketing and other key venture objectives for CFC. Everse Capital will also provide support in marketing initiatives, acting as a strategic advisor for CFC. AU21 is no stranger to gaming partners, particularly with GameFi titles, and will assist CFC in securing new partnerships. x21 will also lend a hand in partnerships, especially those with market makers and other marketing partners. One Fighter, Supported By A Broader Team It takes a village to raise a successful fighter, and that is exactly what CFC is formulating. The aforementioned seed investors join growing ranks of CFC collaborators, including the likes of Click.Blue, MohrWolfe, and Gamestarter. Click.Blue works in tandem with CFC to help build out a clean and concise web design for a clean UI and UX for the CFC platform. MohrWolfe assists in leading marketing, business development and blockchain development activities for the title. The team at MohrWolfe has been credited as a major facilitator in establishing the recent seed round funding. Finally, Gamestarter, one of the largest NFT-gaming launchpads in the business, has brought unique expertise to the CFC team around marketing, game development and fundraising for the public round of the IGO. Gamestarter will lead the public round of fundraising and serves as the premiere launchpad for the title. CFC is quickly gaining ground as a play-to-earn title to watch, with a roadmap that includes a platform-dedicated $FIGHT token, unique and in-depth fighter attributes, and staking capabilities for platform token holders. Remember, the first rule of Crypto Fight Club is that you always talk about Crypto Fight Club. And ahead of the blockbuster launch of the NFT sale on December 26th, there is a lot for fight enthusiasts, NFT collectors, and gamers alike to be buzzing about. Stay tuned for all the latest at CryptoFightClub.io.Â
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Everyday I come on here and see some totally avoidable scam or some asinine question about inconsequential minutae. You're doing too much! How are you even ending up on a sketchball website at this point? The main exchanges and community sites are known, the trustworthy open source softwares are all well documented. I think people…
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The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill doesn’t appear among the bills that India’s lower house will consider as it concludes the winter session.
On-chain data shows Bitcoin exchange reserves have sharply dropped recently, suggesting a possible return to bullish trend. Bitcoin Exchange Reserves Historical Data May Tell Current Trend Is Bullish As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the Bitcoin exchange reserves seem to have sharply fallen in the past couple of weeks. The “all exchanges reserve” is a BTC indicator that shows the total amount of coins currently stored in exchange wallets. When the value of this indicator moves up, it means investors are depositing their Bitcoin to exchanges. Holders usually transfer coins to exchanges either for withdrawing to fiat or for purchasing altcoins with them. As such, this trend can be bearish for the price of the crypto. On the other hand, when the reserve moves down, it implies holders are withdrawing their coins at the moment. Such a trend, if sustained, can prove to be bullish for BTC as it may mean that investors are currently in a state of accumulation. Related Reading | Bitcoin Drops To $46k As $44.2 Million In BTC Gets Dumped Within 1 Min Now, here is a chart that shows the trend in the value of the Bitcoin exchange reserve over the past six months: BTC exchange reserves seem to be moving down since a while now | Source: CryptoQuant The Bitcoin exchange reserve has been trending down since May, which would suggest that the market is currently accumulating the crypto. As you can see in the above graph, the analyst has highlighted the two types of trend the different parts of the indicator’s curve have seemed to follow during this period. Related Reading | Is MicroStrategy Considering Lending Their Bitcoin To Generate Yield? WHY? It looks like a gradual decline of the reserve has usually marked peak formation in the price of the coin. While a sharp drop seems to correlate with upwards trend. Clearly, the current trend looks to be one of a sharp drop, and so the quant believes that the coming weeks might be bullish for Bitcoin. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin’s price floats around $46k, down 4% in the last seven days. Over the past month, the coin has lost 21% in value. The below chart shows the trend in the price of BTC over the last five days. BTC’s price has been moving on a downward trajectory in the past few days | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView Bitcoin has been in consolidation for a while now as the price of the coin stagnates in the $45k to $50k range. Currently, it’s unclear when the coin might break out of this sideways movement, but if the exchange reserves are anything to go by, the long-term outlook might be bullish for BTC. Featured image from Unsplash.com, charts from TradingView.com, CryptoQuant.com
“We’re also excited that when working with central banks, we can do it in a way that is through regulation and compliance,” says Bitt CEO Brian Popelka.
I know a few people and also a few companies which would go completely down the drain if they lose the domain they built up over the years and often decades. Usually some .com domain which is heavily dependent upon search engine traffic. With .eth domains, is the loss of the private key a non-recoverable…
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