StormX Debit Card is now available
StormX announced the launch of StormX Debit Card, a payment card that allows users to pay for their order by converting their crypto to fiat at the time of purchase.
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FTX to seek $1.5B in new funding round at $32B valuation
FTX to seek $1.5B in new funding round at $32B valuation
FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is looking to raise a total of $1.5 billion for the global cryptocurrency derivatives exchange and U.S. affiliate, FTX.US. The funding round would potentially value FTX at $32 billion and FTX.US at $8 billion.
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Massive SHIB burn expected as Shiba Inu prepares to Advance into Metaverse
Massive SHIB burn expected as Shiba Inu prepares to advance into Metaverse
SHIBA INU could soon turn its focus into blockchain gaming in a watershed moment expected to greatly reduce the number of tokens in circulation, making SHIB more valuable.
The team had sought the help of celebrated game developer and former VP of Technology at Activision, William David Volk, in order to develop AAA games.
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Terra’s LUNA is among the top ten cryptocurrencies with a sharp 32% bounce back
LUNA is among the top ten cryptocurrencies with a sharp 32% bounce back
After a massive correction on Friday, December 3, the crypto market is showing signs of recovery. However, the fastest to recover has been Terraform Labs’ native cryptocurrency LUNA.
LUNA is trading 32% higher at a price of $72.71 with a market cap of $27.8 billion. This has helped LUNA surpass DOGE and DOT to become the 9th-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
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Origin Story partners with top NFT artists at Art Basel Miami
Origin Story partners with top NFT artists at Art Basel Miami
Origin Story, the record-breaking NFT platform that empowers creators to sell NFTs on their own terms, announced to host an NFT exhibition in Miami, The Metaverse is Yours, with some of the most innovative creators in the space, including Orbseer, TedsLittleDream, Ali Sabet and other creators.
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Bitcoin’s market cap falls below $1 trillion for the 1st time since Oct
Bitcoin’s market cap falls below $1 trillion for the 1st time since Oct
BTC is currently leading the market-wide price slump that has been ongoing for less than 24 hours now. From a 24-hour period spanning early Friday morning to early Saturday morning, bitcoin’s price went from about $57,000 to $47,000, losing $10,000, or more than 17%. The token currently exchanges hands for the price of about $49,200, 6.28% down from the price 24 hours ago.
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MetaFlower super mega yacht NFT sells for $650k in The Sandbox
MetaFlower super mega yacht NFT sells for $650k in The Sandbox
The three-storied yacht was designed as part of a luxury NFT collection for The Sandbox. Private islands, speed boats and jet skis are some of the other digital assets available. The collection of 100 private islands sold out in under 24 hours.
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Only 59% of initial supply of SHIB is still in circulation
Only 59% of initial supply of SHIB is still in circulation
According to data from token burning tracking platform Shibburn, a total of 410.29 trillion SHIB have been burned since the cryptocurrency was launched. Over 41% of the total supply of the meme-inspired cryptocurrency SHIBA INU has been burned so far as the SHIB community keeps coming up with new initiatives to burn SHIB and decrease its circulating supply.
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El Salvador stacks 150 Bitcoin after BTC price crashes below $50k
El Salvador stacks 150 Bitcoin after BTC price crashes below $50k
Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele announced the purchase of 150 BTC as the market price momentarily slipped below $50,000 after losing over 15% in market value. With this purchase, El Salvador’s Bitcoin reserve now amounts to 1,270 BTC, which is worth nearly $60.3 million.
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Whale Buys 28 Billion SHIB for $1.2 Million as Price Stalls
Whale buys 28 billion SHIB for $1.2 million as price stalls
According to WhaleStates, ETH whale “Gimli” has just accumulated 28 billion SHIB, equivalent to around $1.2 million. With the latest purchase, Gimli now holds a whopping 1,282 billion SHIB, worth approximately $54 million.