Liquidium secures $1.25M pre-seed funding for Bitcoin Ordinal lending
In a significant leap for Bitcoin’s lending sector, Liquidium, a burgeoning startup, has successfully raised $1.25 million in a pre-seed funding round.
Read moreIn a significant leap for Bitcoin’s lending sector, Liquidium, a burgeoning startup, has successfully raised $1.25 million in a pre-seed funding round.
Read moreSolana’s native token (SOL) surged by 17% between Dec. 7 and Dec. 8, reaching its highest level since May 2022.
SOL’s fate changed dramatically on Dec.
Global investment management firm VanEck‘s 2024 predictions for crypto suggest a transformative year ahead for the sector, highlighting pivotal events and trends set to redefine the digital asset landscape from economic fluctuations to groundbreaking technological advancements.
Read moreSportswear brand Reebok is jumping into the metaverse—with both feet.
Read moreSotheby’s pioneering Bitcoin Ordinals auction runs through December 13, 2023, featuring works by pseudonymous digital artist Shroomtoshi.
Read moreSotheby’s is to sell a Bitcoin Ordinals collection in a first for the 279-year-old auction house.
Read moreBitcoin Core version 26.0 was released yesterday, Dec. 6, and 1% of Bitcoin nodes have been upgraded within the first 24 hours. This latest update to the primary software used to interact with the Bitcoin network introduces key enhancements aimed at improving security and network performance.
Read moreBitcoin (BTC)-based Ordinals (ORDI) price briefly fell under $50 after renowned BTC core developer Luke Dashjr described Inscriptions as bugs on the blockchain network that must be fixed.
In a Dec.
Thirdweb, a Web3 software development kit (SDK) provider, confirmed the presence of a security vulnerability in a widely used open-source library, impacting numerous Web3 smart contracts, according to a Dec. 4 statement on social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
Read moreRising tides lift all ships—apparently even those of the battered, beleaguered, and oft-eulogized NFT market.
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