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Latest from Cam Thompson
VanEck Releases First NFTs, Promising Early Access to Research
The asset management firm is releasing 1,000 non-fungible tokens with varying levels of access to special benefits and community.
NYDIG’s $59K Bitcoin Bounties Program Begins Paying Developers Who Improve the Network
The program, which launched two weeks ago, has paid out $1,800 so far, according to sources.
OurSong Raises $7.5M in Seed Funding to Help Artists Build a Community Through NFTs
The blockchain-based platform is a subsidiary of Our Happy Company, which was co-founded by performer John Legend and KKBOX CEO Chris Lin.
MicroStrategy to Offer Workers Bitcoin Options in 401(k) Accounts via Fidelity
CEO Michael Saylor’s tweet comes the same day Fidelity said it will begin offering bitcoin investments in its 401(k) accounts later this year.
Coinme Enters Its 49th State, Installing Bitcoin ATMs in Vermont Grocery Stores
A Coinme kiosk is now available within five miles of 90% of the American population.
Decentralized Forex Is Coming to Terra: Vertex Protocol Raises $8.5M
The protocol seeks to expand DeFi liquidity to non-U.S. dollar pegged stablecoins.
2 Europeans Charged With Conspiracy in Virgil Griffith's North Korea Crypto Sanctions Case
Earlier this month, Griffith, an Ethereum developer, was sentenced to five years in prison for helping North Korea evade sanctions with crypto.
Binance Asks to Be Removed From Crypto Romance Scam Lawsuit
The Cayman Islands company argued it is not subject to the "personal jurisdiction" of U.S. federal courts.
Kadena Launches $100M Grant Fund to Support Early-Stage Builders
The protocol hopes to empower developers and entrepreneurs entering the Web 3 space.
Binance Unveils, Quickly Abandons Swastika-Like Twitter Emoji
“We’re not sure how that emoji got through several layers of review without anyone noticing,” the world’s largest crypto exchange said in a tweet. It wasn’t the only clean-up job Wednesday.
