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Earn Bitcoin for eating tickets, Immutable says ‘big studios are showing up’ — Web3 Gamer
Immutable co-founder Robbie Ferguson says the Web3 ecosystem is at a “critical inflection point,” and Notcoin’s price jumps…
El Salvador’s national Bitcoin chief has been orange-pilling Argentina
The head of El Salvador’s new crypto commission started his Bitcoin journey in 2013 and continues it today.
Crypto game rewards not ‘crucial,’ Farmville creator makes case for beta releases: Web3 Gamer
Farmville creator defends game beta releases, and crypto game rewards are not a “crucial” component according to Sam…
SEC drops Ether probe but still seeks billions in penalties from Ripple: Hodler’s Digest, June 16-22
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped its case against Ether. However, in another crypto case, the…
Crypto-Sec: Phishing scammer goes after Hedera users, address poisoner gets $70K
This week’s news in cybersecurity from around the crypto space covers bug fixes, phishing scams, crypto exchange hacks…
Number of crypto ATMs installed nears its all-time record
The 2,564 cryptocurrency ATMs installed so far in 2024 are on track to surpass the 2,861 machines removed…
VanEck files for Solana ETF, Ether supply inflates, and more: Hodler’s Digest, June 23-29
VanEck seeks approval for Solana ETF, ETH supply rises 73 days in a row, and Satoshi-era wallet moves…
As Ethereum phishing gets harder, drainers move to TON and Bitcoin
Telegram’s TON is rising as the hottest blockchain of the summer, and cryptocurrency drainers are taking notice.
Roaring Kitty fraud suit dropped, Ethereum Foundation hacked, and more: Hodler’s Digest, June 30 – July 6
Roaring Kitty fraud lawsuit voluntarily dropped, Ethereum Foundation email server hacked, and Circle becomes first MiCA-compliant stablecoin issuer.
‘Raider’ investors are looting DAOs — Nouns and Aragon share lessons learned
DAO governance is still a pain and two recent projects have struggled with “raiders” overtaking their organizations.
