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  • Dogecoin whale transactions jump 148%

    Dogecoin whale transactions jump 148%

    Data from Into The Block shows Dogecoin saw a 148% increase in “large transactions,” defined as transactions on the blockchain whose value exceeds $100,000. The transactions started surging shortly after the price of DOGE jumped based on Musk’s announcement.

  • The Graph (GRT) continues to invest $ 48 million to sponsor The Guild

    The Graph (GRT) continues to invest $48 million to sponsor The Guild

    The Graph Foundation has announced a $48 million grant to The Guild, top open-source developer group with experience building GraphQL tooling, in order to make improvements to the usability and overall performance of subgraphs (open APIs developed and launched primarily based on The Graph protocol).

  • Hedera jumps into metaverse fray

    Hedera jumps into metaverse fray

    The HBAR Foundation, which supports development on the Hedera Network through grants, has formed a new partnership with MetaVRse, a web-based 3D creation platform, to support the development of metaverse-related applications, according to a Dec. 14 announcement.

  • Top 3 Gainers: New listing section

    Top 3 Gainers: New listing section

    Top 3 Gainers: New listing section

    $VOXEL: +65.08%
    $GODS: +19.19%
    $ANY: +15.29%

    Recently listed digital assets on ONUS is witnessing a strong recovery day, in which the new VOXEL (Voxies Token) has increased by 65.08% this morning. This strong growth has also helped VOXEL topped ONUS’s Growth chart.

  • Balancer launches Boosted Pools on Aave

    Balancer launches Boosted Pools on Aave

    Balancer has announced its plans to launch Boosted Pools with Aave, allowing for greater capital efficiency and higher yields for liquidity providers.

    Thanks to Balancer’s new Boosted Pools platform, users can deposit a given percentage of unused liquidity in AMM pools onto lending protocols like Aave where it earns an additional yield.

  • Ethereum whale buys 1 million MATIC

    Ethereum whale buys 1 million MATIC

    According to whale surveillance website WhaleStats, an Ethereum whale just bought 1,007,525 MATIC tokens, which is worth $2,025,125. MATIC also ranks among the top 10 purchased tokens and holdings by whales in the last 24 hours, as indicated by WhaleStats.

  • FTX.US partnered with the Golden State Warriors basketball crew

    FTX.US partnered with the Golden State Warriors basketball crew

    The US subsidiary of cryptocurrency exchange FTX has become the official cryptocurrency spouse with the Golden State Warriors basketball crew.

    As portion of the deal, Golden State Warriors will launch NFT collectibles, commencing early 2022, and FTX.US will be the principal hub for this campaign, launched on its NFT marketplace.

  • Ukraine Commercial Bank to test digital currency built on Stellar

    Ukraine Commercial Bank to test digital currency built on Stellar

    One of Ukraine’s oldest commercial banks, Tascombank, is planning to test an electronic hryvnia, a digital version of its sovereign currency.

    The electronic hryvnia will be built and tested on the Stellar network and be deployed via global fintech platform Bitt’s digital currency management system (DCMS).

  • Cash App now lets users ‘gift’ stock and bitcoin using their USD balance or a debit card

    Cash App now lets users ‘gift’ stock and bitcoin using their USD balance or a debit card

    Cash App, owned by Block (the company formerly known as Square) will now allow users in the U.S. to send bitcoin, as well as traditional stocks, as gifts to other U.S. Cash App users.

  • Solana Ventures announces new $150 million fund for blockchain gaming

    Solana Ventures announces new $150 million fund for blockchain gaming

    Solana Ventures, Forte, and Griffin Gaming Partners announced that they will invest $150 million in gaming startups building on the Solana blockchain. The new fund will invest in startups’ equity as well as token rounds and expects to be fully deployed over the next 18 months.