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Crypto

Axelar, a cross-chain protocol, will provide Web3 services using Microsoft Azure.

Cross-chain protocol According to CoinDesk, Axelar intends to develop a blockchain-based solution that would allow businesses and customers to quickly connect with decentralised applications (dapps) on Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform. The current market provides few options for developers and organisations looking to provide one-click user interoperability across several blockchain ecosystems, according to an Axelar spokesperson

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Article

What exactly is The Graph, and how does it work?

The Graph is an open-source protocol housed on the Ethereum blockchain that is meant for indexing and querying in the same way that Google is. It aggregates, organises, and saves data from other blockchains, making it searchable by users. The Graph allows developers to instantly access and analyse data across blockchain networks, making it easier

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Blockchain

Aave DAO to Cast a Vote on the Ethereum Implementation of the Gho Stablecoin

Aave DAO members will start voting later today on whether to launch the eagerly anticipated gho (GHO) stablecoin on the Ethereum blockchain, according to an Aave Improvement Proposal (AIP).Users can earn yields on their pledged tokens by using the lending and borrowing platform Aave.Users can create the gho token using a variety of different crypto assets.GHO holders will continue to receive interest on the provided collateral, exactly like in other loan transactions on Aave, which is Finnish for “ghost.”The idea is to launch GHO through so-called “facilitators,” which would let users of Aave version 3 (V3) create GHO using token holdings that were provided to the platform. “If approved, the introduction of GHO would make stablecoin borrowing on the Aave Protocol more competitive and generate additional revenue for the Aave DAO by providing to the DAO treasury 100% of the interest payments made on GHO borrows,” the proposal states. Since February, Gho has been accessible on the Goerli testnet of the Ethereum blockchain, where it has operated without experiencing any significant issues.Developer Aave Companies suggested the V3 Ethereum Facilitator, which would enable gho lending against collateral deposits, and the FlashMinter Facilitator, a variation on flash loans, or loans offered against zero collateral, in a governance post at the beginning of June.Depositors can borrow GHO in exchange for the collateral they have deposited in Aave V3’s Ethereum mainnet pool thanks to these facilitators, which can be protocols or entities with the power to generate and burn GHO tokens up to a predetermined limit.

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Defi

DeFi Protocol to Shut Down with 55% of Algorand Value

A “confluence of events” rendered Algofi, the largest decentralized financial protocol on layer-1 blockchain Algorand, incapable of being maintained to the highest quality, and it announced its impending shutdown.The lending, borrowing, and trading website will soon switch to a withdrawal-only mode, according to a blog post.Algofi continued in the article, “To this day, our belief in the power of Algorand’s technology and revolutionary consensus algorithm has not wavered. Before the crypto markets underwent a protracted drop that saw ALGO fall as low as $0.09 last month, Algofi was established at the height of the previous bull market, when algorand (ALGO) was trading at $1.85.The decline, combined with the SEC’s (Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States) tough posture following its recent designation of algorand as a security, has slowed the development of DeFi ventures on the once-hyped blockchain. According to DefiLlama data, the total value locked (TVL) on Algorand is currently $59 million, a significant decrease from the more than $200 million in February.Algofi still makes up more than half of the value on the Algorand blockchain, which now has the lowest value since the beginning of 2022, despite seeing its TVL decline by more than 10% since the announcement.

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Business

UK Treasury Launches Five-Year Digital Securities Trial Consultation

According to suggestions outlined by the U.K. Treasury in a consultation released on Tuesday, digital bonds and equities might benefit from looser regulations for a period of about five years.The government wants to begin applying the new laws that were signed into law two weeks ago because it believes the new “sandbox” for innovative securities based on distributed ledger technology (DLT) might make markets more effective, transparent, and resilient. “The use of digital assets has the potential to be genuinely transformative for financial markets,” said the Treasury’s consultation paper. “It is important that markets are able to realize the benefits in a safe manner, preserving existing regulatory outcomes.” According to the Treasury, who is promoting new authority it has been given under the 2023 Financial Services and Markets Act, new technology could allow securities trades to “deviate substantially from existing practice” by operating overnight and on weekends or by allowing trades to be settled immediately rather than after a few days.The relaxation will initially last for a maximum of five years and will only apply to certain types of digital financial instruments, such as digital equities, bonds, and money market instruments. Derivatives and unbacked cryptocurrencies like bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) will not be covered by this relaxation because of an evolving regulatory environment. The U.K. should become a centre for cryptoassets, declared Rishi Sunak, who was finance minister at the time and is now prime minister, last year.Stablecoins, cryptocurrency promotions, and a digital pound that might be issued by the Bank of England have all been proposed; however, the industry has complained that politicians aren’t moving as quickly as other governments.The historic Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation of the EU is scheduled to go into effect the following year, and a pilot study to examine the trading of DLT securities is currently underway. Between now and August 22 the Treasury is looking for feedback on its proposals for a digital securities sandbox.

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Crypto

With the AI boom, ChatGPT Founder’s Worldcoin is experiencing unprecedented growth in Spain.

According to a recent tweet by Worldcoin, Spain has become the company’s largest operating market in Europe. According to the tweet, more than 20,000 people sign up each month for World ID, Worldcoin’s proof-of-personhood method that preserves anonymity. This statement comes as Spain has made significant strides in the development of its artificial intelligence (AI)

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Crypto

Arkham Intelligence Launches Crypto Data Marketplace; Privacy Advocates Scream Foul

Arkham Intelligence, an on-chain data provider, has launched a marketplace where users may purchase and sell on-chain cryptocurrency data. The Arkham Intel Exchange marketplace will include a native coin (ARKM) that is intended to “deanonymize the blockchain.”.The cryptocurrency will be launched on the Binance Launchpad, with 50 million tokens available for purchase, representing 5% of

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Crypto

Since resuming withdrawals, Voyager Digital has seen a $250 million net outflow.

Bankrupt crypto lender Voyager Digital has witnessed more than $250 in net outflows since resuming withdrawals on June 23, a year after filing Chapter 11 and halting withdrawals. According to Dune Analytics, the site currently has $176 million in cryptocurrencies. Voyager Digital has a Clean Asset ratio of 96.15%, omitting its native token VGX. The

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Blockchain

The $40 billion fraud case against Terra’s Shin begins in Seoul

Daniel Shin, a co-founder of Terra, was the subject of a preliminary hearing in a fraud case today in Seoul.The Seoul Southern District Court’s first preliminary hearing for Shin and seven other former Terra employees was covered by the local media in South Korea.As a result of Shin’s involvement with the failed Terra-Luna cryptocurrency project, Seoul prosecutors accused him of a number of offenses in April, including fraud, duty violation, capital markets act violation, and embezzlement of funds.Shin’s attorneys refuted all the allegations on the same day that he was indicted. Additionally, the prosecution claims that Shin misled investors by endorsing the Terra stablecoin as a means of payment, despite the fact that such services are illegal in the East Asian nation. The co-founder did not personally show up for today’s court session.Forkast claims that, without providing any additional information, Shin claimed in an email that he skipped today’s court session since it was a preliminary hearing. The Terra cryptocurrency project, founded in 2018 by Shin and his co-founder Do Kwon, failed in May of the previous year, wiping out the wealth of investors to the tune of nearly US$40 billion.The liquidation of $285 million worth of UST caused the stablecoin to be unpegged from the value of $1, which set off the crisis.As a result, tokens called Terra LUNA were produced in an out-of-control amount.The supply surged to 6.9 trillion tokens in a matter of days from a previous amount of 350 million.The LUNA token’s price dropped more than 99% three times during the crash, nearly vaporizing the asset as it sank below $0.00001675 in less than a week.Since then, the value has increased to $0.00008171. Many exchanges, including Binance and eToro, delisted LUNA and UST as a result of the fall to discourage traders from holding dangerous bets.This choice sped up the crash by acting as a trigger.Do Kwon, a co-founder who left Europe when the project failed, is currently being held in Montenegro after being given a four-month jail sentence for trying to enter the nation using a fake passport.Kwon has been the subject of extradition petitions from the US and South Korea, who both cite the same charges as Shin. Do Kwon, however, has refuted all of the accusations, claiming that he obtained the passport from a Chinese company after being recommended to them by a reliable acquaintance.At the same time, Shin’s attorneys have asked for additional time for trial preparation, stating that the case requires technological support and is not a routine criminal prosecution. The second trial preparation is set for August 28. 

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Crypto

According to a BIS study, 15 retail CBDCs are likely by 2030.

By the end of this decade, the globe may have around 15 retail central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) in use, according to a study by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).Nine central banks have also stated they’re “very likely” to issue a CBDC for wholesale usage in financial markets over the next six years, according to BIS, an organization with headquarters in Switzerland and is controlled by 63 central banks that collectively account for almost 95% of the global economy. According to the research, 93% of the 86 central banks examined by the BIS are now working on CBDC projects, with major nations like India, the U.K., and the European Union all seriously considering issuing a digital counterpart of their fiat currencies.The report stated that “global work on CBDCs has made further progress” since last year, with the work being particularly intense in emerging economies where it is considered as a method to assist the unbanked.Retail CBDCs should complement and coexist with other domestic payment options if they are issued. Cross-border remittances and consumer purchases were found to be the most common applications of stablecoins and other crypto assets, according to the poll results.The latest BIS poll, released in May 2022, concluded that the booming private crypto market had prompted central banks to consider their choices, though in certain areas, enthusiasm may have cooled after the 2022 crypto meltdown.The survey discovered that during the course of the year, more central banks have expressed a low likelihood of issuing a CBDC, with fewer still undecided. The Bank of England predicted the need for a digital pound earlier this year, while the European Commission unveiled a draft in support of a digital euro in June.According to the U.S. Treasury, it is looking into ways to make digital transactions as secret as feasible.Retail CBDCs have already been adopted by monetary authorities in the Bahamas, Eastern Caribbean, Jamaica, and Nigeria, while trials of a digital yuan in China have sparked concerns about the technology’s potential for governmental spying.

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Business

Thomas Braziel, a distressed cryptocurrency expert, establishes an investment and advisory firm

Thomas Braziel, co-founder and managing partner of 507 Capital, is establishing a new company to diversify beyond the purchase of bankruptcy claims and into brokerage and consultancy work in the cryptocurrency industry.Bankruptcies involving cryptocurrencies have a long and consistent history, with 2022 proving to be a particularly successful year.In 2015, 507 Capital started purchasing Mt. Gox bankruptcy claims, and since then, it has worked on other insolvencies and restructurings, from Cred Inc. and Quadriga to more recent cases like 3AC, Celsuis, and FTX. According to Braziel, the new company, 117 Partners, will be more of a blend between consulting and investment. “We have kicked ass with 507 Capital, and now I’m setting up a new entity which I’m calling 117 Partners because we will be doing advisory work, brokerage work and direct deals,” Braziel said in a direct message.

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Crypto

Twitter phishing strategy for FTM distribution is triggered by a multichain assault.

A phishing link was placed in the tweet and shared with the hack’s victims, leading them to believe it was from the Fantom Foundation. Hackers continue their persistent onslaught, showing no signs of relenting. Scammers began sharing a phishing link on Twitter shortly after the Multichain hack. The fraudulent distribution of Fantom FTM to individuals

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Crypto

AntChain Implements Zero-Knowledge Proof for Better Privacy and Verification in the Web3.0 Era

AntChain, a subsidiary of Ant Group, has unveiled a new architecture upgrade for its privacy cooperation platform, AntChain FAIR, which includes Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) as a basic technology for verifiable computation. This extends reliable data transfer to the validation of computing processes, data properties, and identities. ZKP is a cryptographic approach that allows one party

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Crypto

XRPL increases in the second quarter amid SEC litigation concerns.

The overall number of new addresses added to the XRP Ledger increased significantly, reaching 138,790, marking a 31.8% increase over the same period in 2022.Despite ongoing concerns about the Ripple vs. SEC litigation, The XRP Ledger (XRPL) has shown tremendous growth in several areas of its protocol during the second quarter of 2023, according to

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Blockchain

Circle and Tether freeze assets transferred from Multichain totaling more than $65 million

Assets linked to the alleged exploitation of the cross-chain router system Multichain have been blocked for over $65 million by stablecoin issuers Circle and Tether. The action was taken in response to huge, unexplained outflows from the Multichain MPC bridge on July 6. Three addresses that received at least $63.2 million in USD coin from

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Crypto

Marathon Digital attributes a 21% decrease in Bitcoin mining in June to weather.

Marathon Digital, a bitcoin mining startup, attributes the recent decline in Bitcoin mined in June on Texas weather and a decline in transaction fees. According to a statement from Marathon Digital dated July 5, the total amount of Bitcoin produced in June decreased by 21% from May. The influence of the weather in Texas, where Marathon’s major operations are based, was the main explanation given for the reduction in production, which saw 979 Bitcoin produced throughout the month. The start of June marks the transition from spring to summer in Texas.  “The decreased production relative to last month was due to weather-related curtailment in Texas and a significant decrease in transaction fees.”the statement said. The average temperature increased by about 8.4 degrees fahrenheit between May and June, according to information from the National Weather Service in Dallas, Texas.June had an average temperature of 84 degrees whereas May had 75.6.According to a Feb. 6  report, Riot Platforms, a crypto mining company, saw 17,040 rigs go offline at its Texas operations as a result of the “severe winter weather” in the state. According to the statement, transaction fees for Marathon Digital decreased from 11.8% of all Bitcoin earned in May to roughly 5.1% in June.Although network congestion decreased in June, it was highlighted that the development of Bitcoin Ordinals dramatically boosted transaction costs in May. Despite this, the business stated that it still has a good prognosis for the “future of mining economics.” This is not the first time Texas weather has significantly affected cryptocurrency miners.According to Peter Wall, CEO of cryptocurrency mining company Argo Blockchain, which runs a data center in West Texas, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas issued a conservation alert in July 2022, forcing Argo and many other mining operators in the region to temporarily halt mining operations.More recently, a report published on July 5 by cryptocurrency analytics platform Coin Metrics indicated that the second quarter of 2023 saw Bitcoin miners earn $184 million from transaction fees, which is more than they did for the entire year of 2022.

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Crypto

Senior Managers Leaving Binance No Reason to Worry, claims CZ

Three of Binance’s senior management have declared that they will be leaving the organization.Although this is being interpreted by market experts as executives jumping ship, CEO Changpeng Zhao downplayed it on Twitter by calling it just “usual turnover.” According to a Fortune article, numerous senior employees, including Han Ng (general counsel), Patrick Hillmann (chief strategy officer), and Steven Christie (SVP for compliance), have told Zhao of their leaving this week.Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the company’s CEO, meanwhile, seems to be ignoring the news and maintaining a confident demeanor.On Friday morning (Asia time), CZ clarified the situation on Twitter by highlighting that news organizations had given erroneous information regarding the causes for the departures. He referred to the stories as “FUD,” a word for fear, uncertainty, and doubt that is frequently used in the cryptocurrency industry.Zhao stated in his tweet that employee turnover is common in businesses due to shifting markets, the developing global environment for cryptocurrencies, and individual circumstances.He offered his condolences to the departing team members and thanked them for their efforts to the expansion of the business.Zhao also used the occasion to praise the team members for excelling in their new positions and congratulate them.

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Article

How crypto launchpads are changing the DeFi sector

Crypto launchpads combine the concept of decentralised ecosystems with the community’s power to make trustless investments.The Bitcoin business and Web3 have been incubators of innovation, propelling the community to the forefront. It thrives on the spread of decentralised ecosystems, with diverse incumbent bodies breaking away from central hegemony. The emergence of crypto launchpads could mark

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Crypto

Circle is forced to freeze $63 million in USDC as a result of a multichain breach.

Circle, the issuer of the USD Coin (USDC), has frozen $63 million in three wallet addresses linked to the hack of the cross-chain bridge platform Multichain. In a recent tweet, security firm PeckShield disclosed that Circle has frozen $27.65 million, $30.1 million, and $5.5 million in three wallet addresses that experienced a major outflow of

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Crypto

Polygon Labs’ CEO Resigns; Chief Legal Officer Takes Over

Polygon Labs, the business behind the Polygon blockchain, has announced management changes as it prepares for the next chapter of its corporate evolution, dubbed “Polygon 2.0.” Marc Boiron, the company’s chief legal officer, has been appointed to CEO, while President Ryan Wyatt will step down at the end of July and remain in an advising

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Blockchain

Galaxy Digital’s billionaire CEO intends to relocate some American employees abroad but won’t “flip the middle finger” at the SEC.

Michael Novogratz, the billionaire CEO of Galaxy Digital, predicted that many companies, including his own, would move more employees overseas as a result of the regulatory assault on the crypto business in the U.S., but he insisted that he won’t “flip the middle finger at the regulator.”The Block quoted a copy of Novogratz’s statements from the Piper Sandler Global Exchange & FinTech Conference last month as saying, “In the short run, we’re going to look to move people out of the U.S. overseas.”“And many businesses are.” Since “we’ve got to get the US engaged” for cryptocurrency to truly realize its destiny, Novogratz is still making an effort to collaborate with American regulators.He added that Galaxy is  “trying to engage with politicians and regulators every single day to get to a good place. And so I am, by no means going to flip the middle finger at the regulator.’’ Coinbase revealed last month that it had been awarded a license to run a trading platform in Bermuda, while cryptocurrency startup Gemini stated last month that it would expand its Singapore headquarters by recruiting more than 100 workers over the next year. Some participants in the business are concerned about the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s legal actions against companies like Coinbase and Binance, while others argue that a regulatory crackdown on the sector is necessary to establish the groundwork for a more secure future.According to The Block report, the transcript of Novogratz’s statements also showed that he was unconvinced by a draft law that would define when a token can go from being classified as a security to a commodity.Lower disclosure obligations would result from such a designation, which would likely be welcomed by the sector. “It’s not going to pass,’’ he said. “But at least there’s a placeholder down.’’ The legislation might go to a vote as soon as next week.

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Crypto

Approximately $1.2 billion from DCG and BlockFi may be clawed back by Three Arrows Capital Liquidator.

Three Arrows Capital (3AC)’s liquidator may attempt to recoup around $1.2 billion from Digital Currency Group (DCG) and cryptocurrency lender BlockFi by clawing back payments made by the hedge fund as liquidation approached but before the procedure began. A confidential July 7 report from Teneo, the liquidator,that CoinDesk examined included “prospective claims” totaling more than

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Crypto

Stellar (XLM) drops 13% as sentiment becomes bearish.

Stellar (XLM) saw a drop in price during the previous week, going from $0.1 to $0.096. This indicates a value decline of -13.42%. Furthermore, XLM had a slight decline of -0.61% over the last 24 hours. These price changes show that there is a slight bearish mood dominating the cryptocurrency market, and that XLM is

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Blockchain

Avail launches a data attestation bridge to Ethereum after splitting off from Polygon.

In order to handle data storage and verification for blockchains, Avail, a project that was spun off from Polygon earlier this year, introduced its “data attestation bridge” on Friday. This new service is intended to lower costs for layer 2 and layer 3 chains in the Ethereum ecosystem.The data attestation bridge aids with off-chain data security.It is linked to Ethereum and is applicable to both optimistic and zero-knowledge rollups that rely on Ethereum as a base layer. The cost of storing data on Ethereum can be significant, hence Avail intends to offer a way for layer 2s and 3s to publish data off-chain, thereby lowering the high transaction costs that frequently result from posting data on the primary Ethereum network.The goal is to prevent Ethereum’s main blockchain from becoming clogged with anything other than execution and settlement operations.The “data availability problem,” sometimes known as DA, is the problem of managing the data and establishing distinct networks for data storage. Cryptographic systems are being developed to demonstrate that the data is accurate and exists (i.e., that it is available). “The data attestation bridge establishes a direct connection between the L2 rollup’s data and the L1 via Avail’s off-chain data availability layer,” Avail said in a press release. One element of what Avail will provide in the layer 2 ecosystem is the bridge.Avail wants rollups to launch totally on top of its network in the long run. These networks might contain so-called validiums, scaling solutions for Ethereum that store transaction data off-chain. “When an L3 or a validium sends the transaction data to Avail, the data attestation bridge provides the attestation on Ethereum,” Anurag Arjun,

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Crypto

In contrast to expectations of 230K, the United States added 209K jobs in June.

According to the monthly employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the United States added 209,000 jobs in June, which was down from a downwardly revised 306,000 jobs in May and somewhat below estimates for 230,000 jobs.Originally, 339,000 jobs were added in May.Contrary to forecasts, the jobless rate decreased to 3.6% in June from 3.7% in May.In the moments following the publication of the article, the price of bitcoin (BTC) increased slightly to $30.250. The announcement follows the ADP’s shocking jobs report for June, which saw 497,000 jobs added versus the 220,000 predicted, dramatically raising interest rates and sending bitcoin plunging by roughly $1,000, or more than 3%.This morning’s employment data is noteworthy for ending an extraordinary string of 14 consecutive months of exceeding forecasts, despite having only a little headline miss.Examining the report’s specifics, we see that the labor force participation rate remained constant at 62.6% for the fourth consecutive month.In June, average hourly wages increased by 0.4%, exceeding expectations of 0.3%.Average hourly earnings increased annually by 4.4%, which was above expectations of 4.2% but unchanged from May. The number of jobs added in May was revised downward by 33,000, while the number of jobs added in April was reduced downward by 77,000 to 217,000.The April and May figures were reduced by 110,000 jobs overall due to revisions.Even though there is still a ton of economic data to come in July, today’s report is the final one on national employment before the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision meeting in late July.Prior to these most recent figures, markets were nearly certain that the central bank will resume raising interest rates at that meeting. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data shows that while inflation is currently 4.0%, it peaked at 9.1% in 2022, much beyond the Federal Reserve’s 2% target.Furthermore, the core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, has been more resistant, with its current rate of 5.3% being much more gently down from its peak of 6.6% last year.To date, the jobs situation has remained positive despite the central bank’s apparent opinion that a more sluggish employment picture is required to bring inflation under control.It remains to be seen if today’s weaker payroll figures signal the start of a trend.

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Blockchain

Boiron is elevated to CEO of Polygon Labs, while President Wyatt will depart.

The business that created the Polygon blockchain, Polygon Labs, elevated its chief legal officer, Marc Boiron, to the position of CEO and announced that president Ryan Wyatt would step down at the end of July and take on an advising role instead.The hiring of Boiron “signals our commitment to nurture and grow the global Polygon community of developers, builders, and users,” according to a news release. Boiron’s previous position as chief legal officer will be taken over by Rebecca Rettig, who joined Polygon in February as chief policy officer. Sandeep Nailwal, a co-founder, will act as executive chairman.The management changes occur as Polygon, which manages two of the most monitored networks for scaling Ethereum transactions, is transitioning to the next stage of its corporate evolution, branded as “Polygon 2.0.” Executive chairman of the company will be co-founder Sandeep Nailwal.The management changes occur as Polygon, which manages two of the most monitored networks for scaling Ethereum transactions, is in the process of rebranding to the next stage of its corporate evolution, dubbed as “Polygon 2.0.” There have been many announcements since the campaign began.Last week, Polygon urged the creation of a “coordination layer” to integrate all of its chains.In June, Polygon also published a proposal to modernize its outdated “PoS” chain so that it can support zero-knowledge proofs, one of the hottest blockchain developments of the year.

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Crypto

10% Drop in BOND Token as BarnBridge Faces SEC Probe

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is looking into team members of the decentralized finance (DeFi) platform BarnBridge in the most recent regulatory dispute a crypto startup in the nation has encountered. With BarnBridge’s interest rate swaps, any variable yield provided by cryptocurrency platforms like Aave or Compound may be changed to a fixed

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Crypto

Celebrities, Crypto, and Controversy: The Aftermath of FTX’s Insolvency

According to the New York Times, Tom Brady, the quarterback for the New England Patriots and seven-time Super Bowl champion, served as an ambassador for the FTX bitcoin and crypto exchange. He promoted the new company as the most dependable establishment in the cryptocurrency market through a variety of venues, including a Super Bowl advertisement,

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Crypto

For the first week of July, crypto storage tokens outperformed high cap tokens such as bitcoin and ether with tokens such as Filecoin’s FIL and Storj’s STORJ On Tuesday,The Storj protocol’s native token jumped 43%. It has lately gained 15% in the last seven days % although it has subsequently receded slightly. Filecoin’s FIL, a competitor of Storj is a decentralised technology that allows individuals to rent out excess computer storage with a market cap of about $2 billion compared to Storj’s $145 million, has also gained 12% over the last seven days Storj is one of a few competing crypto-backed cloud storage services, and it is frequently referred to as a competitor to cloud storage platforms such as those provided by Amazon and Google. Bitcoin, the world’s most valuable cryptocurrency, fell 0.7% during the same time period. Ether was impacted the worst, dropping 3.5%. Bitcoin has been trading above $30,000 for a few weeks now, but has yet to break the $32,000 mark. Traders have blamed the current market uncertainty for the price stagnation. Markets are weighing conflicting economic data and ongoing central bank talks about how to reduce stubbornly high inflation without plunging the country into a deep recession. Craig Erlham, senior market analyst at OANDA commented that “The ETF filings provide more reason for optimism, but there’s no guarantee they’ll result in a positive outcome, even if the odds are improved by the support of those involved.” “It could also be a lengthy process, which could explain the stall we’ve seen in recent weeks,” Solana’s SOL gained 12% this week and gained 8% on Friday alone. The reason for the increase is unknown, but some analysts believe the token will continue to rise. According to Sean Farrell, head of digital asset research at data firm FundStrat, “it’s possible that conditions became super oversold in the aftermath of the Robinhood forced selling and now we are regressing back to prior support levels.” The Recent Market Index, a gauge of crypto market performance, has fallen 1.3% in the last seven days. The Computing Sector of the Indices produced the only weekly increases. Culture & Entertainment tokens fell 5%, while Smart-Contract Platform tokens fell 2.2%.

For the first week of July, crypto storage tokens outperformed high cap tokens such as bitcoin and ether with tokens such as Filecoin’s FIL and Storj’s STORJ On Tuesday,The Storj protocol’s native token jumped 43%. It has lately gained 15% in the last seven days % although it has subsequently receded slightly. Filecoin’s FIL, a

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Crypto

Circle Is Considering Issuing a Stablecoin in Japan Under New Regulations

Following the recent passage of legislation permitting stablecoins in Japan, payment services business Circle is considering the issuance of a stablecoin. Jeremy Allaire, the firm’s co-founder and CEO, maintained that if stablecoins are more used for global commerce, foreign currency transfers, and cross-border trade, Japan might become a key market. Japan’s stablecoin bill establishes a

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