Mastercard accelerator program for musicians is powered by NFTs
As disclosed in Mastercard's blog post, music and Web3 fans have until the end of the month to redeem digital collectibles via Mastercard Music Pass NFT.
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Public blockchains—the other option
Public blockchains also provide enterprise solutions despite its issue in scalability, and despite the popularity of private blockchains in businesses, it also has its fair share of woes.
Robinhood rolls out self-custodial digital asset wallet to iOS users globally
The Robinhood wallet launched in September to 10,000 users and is now available to all iOS users globally amid a drastic dip in its digital asset trading volume.
Brutal layoffs continue in the digital currency industry—is this the worst bear market yet?
Only two months since entering 2023, thousands have been laid off in the digital currency industry, but hopes of a bull market remain, though it may not likely be the same as before.
Polygon lays off 100 staff following internal consolidation process
Polygon claims it maintains a healthy cash reserve, stating that the move was an internal restructuring move designed to “crystallize” its strategy for the coming years.
Meta announces NFT integration in 100 countries for Instagram
Instagram users in Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific regions can now post digital collectibles from three blockchains without charge.
The ‘Crypto Bros’ are getting desperate as liquidity crisis deepens
Some players are concocting schemes to survive the ‘crypto winter,’ with the latest of these is a plan by Polygon-based lending platform Teller Finance to introduce ‘Ape Now Pay Later.’
Mt. Gox gives former customers a token of appreciation (but still no money)
Former CEO Mark Karpeles tweeted that a "commemorative NFT" would be available to anyone who could prove they were a Mt. Gox customer before it went out of business in 2014.
Poly Network attack: Here’s what happened to biggest DeFi hack in history
The Poly Network allows users to swap tokens across multiple blockchains, including Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, and others. Poly Network announced the attack on Twitter on August 10.