Microsoft’s Grand Entrance into the Metaverse: What It Means for Gaming and Crypto
Explore Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard and its implications for the metaverse, alongside crypto partnerships and funding updates.
Quidd’s $5 Million Token Sale: A Dive into Digital Collectibles
Quidd’s fundraising success with $5 million raised showcases the growing digital collectibles market. Explore the details and token insights.
Exploring the Rise of APE Token Amidst the NFT and Metaverse Boom
Discover the driving forces behind the sky-high rise of APE token amidst the NFT and Metaverse surge in 2022.
True Global Ventures Secures $146 Million for Web3 Projects Amid Bear Market
Venture capital firm TGV4 Plus has secured $146 million for Web3 investment, showcasing resilience amid a bear market. Explore insights on investor strategies.
Game On: Binance Smart Chain and Animoca Brands Kickstart $200 Million Fund for Blockchain Gaming
A $200 million investment program by BSC and Animoca Brands aims to support early cryptocurrency gaming projects in the GameFi sector.
Korea Blockchain Week 2022: Highlights and Insights from the Metaverse Frontier
Discover key insights from Korea Blockchain Week 2022, featuring key speakers and networking opportunities. Dive into the future of the Metaverse!
Animoca Brands Slashes Metaverse Fund Target Amid Crypto Market Turmoil
Animoca Brands reduces its metaverse fund target to $800 million due to ongoing crypto market fluctuations and declining valuations.
Samsung Asset Management Eyes Spot Bitcoin ETF in Hong Kong’s Crypto-Friendly Landscape
Samsung Asset Management may launch a spot Bitcoin ETF in Hong Kong, signaling the city’s ambitions as a leading crypto hub.
Surge in U.S. Trademarks for Cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and the Metaverse: A 2022 Overview
Explore the surge in U.S. trademark applications for cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and the Metaverse, with notable brands joining the trend in 2022.
Crypto Firms Stand Firm Amid U.S. Banking Crisis: A Responding Chorus of Denials
Top crypto firms, including Tether and Crypto.com, deny exposure to dissolved banks amid the U.S. banking crisis, ensuring customer funds remain secure.