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  • NUM rises 22.03% after 24h

    NUM rises 22.03% after 24h

    NUM rises 22.03% after 24h

    In just 24h, NUM, the native token of the Numbers Protocol ecosystem, has gained 22.03% with a trading volume of 1.57 billion USD. With these achievements, NUM has led the top Gainers on the ONUS app.

  • Switzerland says it will freeze Russian crypto assets

    Switzerland says it will freeze Russian crypto assets

    According to a report Friday from the Financial Times, the Swiss federal government plans to freeze crypto assets owned by Russian citizens and businesses held within Switzerland’s borders.

    A senior official with the finance ministry tells the Financial Times freezing crypto assets was necessary because Switzerland wants to protect the integrity of its blockchain industry.

  • U.S. fast food chain Shake Shack offers Bitcoin cashback

    U.S. fast food chain Shake Shack offers Bitcoin cashback

    According to a recent report on The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. food chain giant Shake Shack has teamed up with Block Inc’s Cash App to offer Bitcoin as a reward for purchases that are made at their burger chain.

    Users will be able to receive 15% of their purchase back in the form of BTC on any Shake Shack purchase that they make with a Cash Card.

  • Central Bank of Brazil cooperates with many companies to develop its own digital currency

    Central Bank of Brazil cooperates with many companies to develop its own digital currency

    According to The Block, the Central Bank of Brazil is working with decentralized cryptocurrency lending platform Aave and other 8 companies to develop its own digital currency.

    An implementation phase for the selected projects will begin on March 28 and last until July 27.

  • Ethereum whale buys 442 billion SHIBA INU

    Ethereum whale buys 442 billion SHIBA INU

    According to tracking service WhaleStats, an Ethereum whale has invested $11.9 million to buy 442.6 billion tokens of the meme-inspired cryptocurrency SHIBA INU in a single transaction.

    That wallet currently has $47 million worth of the meme-inspired cryptocurrency, making SHIB its largest bet on-chain.

  • BTC falls below $39,000.

    BTC falls below $39,000.

    In the last 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin has plummeted dramatically. Specifically, at 8 a.m. on March 5, BTC fell 8.7% to $38,777, according to CoinMarketCap data.

    Other altcoins have also dropped in value, bringing the total market capitalization down by 6.8% to $1,750 billion USD.

  • Whales grab $1.2 million in LINK, $1.05 million in MATIC on the Dip

    Whales grab $1.2 million in LINK, $1.05 million in MATIC on the Dip

    According to data provided by the WhaleStats platform, two large crypto investors, who keep most of their funds in Ethereum, have added more crypto to their digital riches: LINK and MATIC.

    The first investor purchased 659,765 MATIC worth $1,055,624. The second investor bought the equivalent of $1,247,893 in Chainlink: 84,431 LINK tokens.

  • Top 5 Trending Assets

    Top 5 Trending Assets

    Top 5 Trending Assets

    BCOIN is currently leading the Top Trending on the ONUS app after experiencing continuous growth in recent days. BCOIN has received 196.25k views in just 24 hours. That is, two people learn about BCOIN on the ONUS app every second.

    ITAMCUBE came in second with 105.8k views, followed by BTC, SPG, and CELO – assets that are frequently discussed on ONUS communities.

  • Dogecoin Foundation registers name and logos as trademarked within in the EU

    Dogecoin Foundation registers name and logos as trademarked within in the EU

    The Dogecoin Foundation announced on Mar.3 that it had registered “Doge,” “Dogecoin” and its associated logos as trademarks in the European Union. The certificate displayed in the tweet was dated Jan. 13, 2022.

    The foundation took action to prevent “attempts by people completely unaffiliated with Dogecoin to register” the names for reasons of fraud and extortion.

  • Swiss City of Lugano to make Bitcoin and Tether legal tender

    Swiss City of Lugano to make Bitcoin and Tether legal tender

    Aiming to become Europe’s Bitcoin capital, Lugano, Switzerland, has formed a partnership with stablecoin issuer Tether to establish Bitcoin, Tether and Lugano’s own LVGA Points token as essentially legal tender in the city.

    Citizens will be able to use Bitcoin, Tether, and LVGA to pay for taxes, goods, and services.