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  • Solana outperforms Ethereum in daily transactions in Q2

    Solana outperforms Ethereum in daily transactions in Q2

    According to Nansen’s State of the Quarter Report, throughout the second quarter, Solana’s daily transactions consistently increased, ending with more than 40 million daily transactions compared to Ethereum’s 1 million daily transactions.

  • Emurgo will invest over $200 million to strengthen the Cardano ecosystem

    Emurgo will invest over $200 million to strengthen the Cardano ecosystem

    The creator of Emurgo, a Cardano development lab, Ken Kodama, told on the sidelines of the current Token 2049 conference on Thursday that the company will spend over $200 million to assist the ecosystem’s growth over the next three years.

    The funds, which come from Emurgo’s own money, will be given to projects that are directly built on top of Cardano as well as to projects from other networks that are developing goods that combine Cardano’s network with their own.

  • Spanish telecom giant Telefonica enables crypto payments via Bit2Me

    Spanish telecom giant Telefonica enables crypto payments via Bit2Me

    Telefonica, the $19 billion Spanish telecom giant, is allowing the use of cryptocurrency for purchases on its Tu.com marketplace.

    The cryptocurrency payment integration for Tu.com comes as the result from a partnership between Telefonica and Spanish cryptocurrency exchange Bit2Me, CoinDesk reported. Telefonica also invested an undisclosed amount in the exchange.

  • Sweden’s central bank to test the use of retail CBDC for instant payments

    Sweden’s central bank to test the use of retail CBDC for instant payments

    Sveriges Riksbank, Sweden’s central bank, is teaming up with peers in Israel and Norway and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) to test instant payments via retail cross-border central bank digital currency (CBDC).

    “Project Icebreaker” is the fourth cross-border CBDC project that BIS has participated in. The “Project Icebreaker” program will continue till the end of the year, with a final report expected in the first quarter of 2023.

  • Judge orders SEC to turn Hinman documents over to Ripple Labs after months of dispute

    Judge orders SEC to turn Hinman documents over to Ripple Labs after months of dispute

    Ripple Labs scored a victory in its continuing legal battle with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Sept. 29 as U.S. District Court Judge Analisa Torres ruled to release the documents written by former SEC Corporation Finance Division Director William Hinman.

    Following the news, XRP immediately reacted positively, up 8.77% in the past 24 hours and trading around $0.482.

  • Top 5 Trending Assets

    Top 5 Trending Assets

    Top 5 Trending Assets

    This week, ONUS announced the establishment of the ONUS Foundation, the development of the ONUS Chain, and the launch of a 20% cashback campaign for first-time ONUS owners.

    Despite the fact that the crypto market is experiencing a period of gloom, ONUS token, which has received plenty of positive news, has made a breakthrough, becoming the leading asset in the Top Trending on ONUS. Following are BTC, ETHW, ERN and LUNC – tokens that are constantly being discussed in ONUS communities.

  • NFT trading volume plunges 98% from January despite rise in adoption

    NFT trading volume plunges 98% from January despite rise in adoption

    According to data compiled from Dune Analytics, the weekly trading volume of NFT has plunged to $114.4 million. This represents a decrease of 98% from the $6.2 billion witnessed around the end of January. Weekly NFT trading volume rose to an ATH of $146.3 billion in early April before falling off a sharp cliff in May.

    At the same time, however, the number of wallets owning at least one NFT has skyrocketed to 6.14 million, compared to 3.36 million at the end of January.

  • Crypto.com ticks off France as its latest European approval

    Crypto.com ticks off France as its latest European approval

    Crypto.com has been registered as a Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) in France by the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), according to an announcement on the company’s website.

    This occurred after receiving clearance from the Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution (ACPR), a financial regulator operating under the aegis of the Banque de France. With the approval, Crypto.com said it would bring a suite of products and services in compliance with local regulations to customers in France.

  • Nearly 19,000 BTC scooped up by whales

    Nearly 19,000 BTC scooped up by whales

    Whale Alert crypto tracker has shared that over the past 4 hours, two massive BTC transactions have been conducted, carrying 10,000 BTC and 8,930 BTC.

    These chunks of tokens cost investors $193,817,233 and $172,551,062.

  • SWIFT partners with crypto data provider Chainlink

    SWIFT partners with crypto data provider Chainlink

    SWIFT, the interbank messaging system that allows for cross-border payments, is working with Chainlink, a provider of price feeds and other data to blockchains, on a cross-chain interoperability protocol (CCIP) in an initial proof-of-concept.

    CCIP will enable SWIFT messages to instruct on-chain token transfers, helping the interbank network to be able to communicate across all blockchain environments. This will help accelerate the adoption of distributed ledger technology (DLT) blockchains and benefit various institutions across capital markets.