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Crypto Giant FTX Eyes Raising Money to Fund Acquisitions: Source
Sam Bankman-Fried’s exchange is raising capital as it considers a retail-focused deal, a person familiar with the matter said.

Crypto Custody Specialist Anchorage Digital Offers Japanese Yen Stablecoin
The GYEN stablecoin is a partnership with GMO-Z.com Trust Company, a subsidiary of Japanese financial services and internet giant GMO Internet Group.

3 Senior Executives Jump From Crypto Lender BlockFi: Sources
The firm is being bought by Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto exchange FTX.

Pantera Capital’s Exodus Broader Than Previously Reported: Sources
Terence Schofield, the firm's chief technical officer, and John Jonson, head of the capital formation team, join the list of departing employees.

La FIFA comercializará NFTs de jugadas históricas antes de la Copa Mundial 2022
Los clips de momentos futbolísticos históricos estarán conectados a la blockchain de Algorand y se lanzarán antes de la Copa Mundial de Catar 2022.

FIFA Embraces NFTs Tied to Classic Games Highlights for World Cup 2022
The clips of soccer action are connected to the Algorand blockchain and will be released ahead of the 2022 Qatar World Cup.

Pantera Capital COO Samir Shah Leaves the Crypto Venture Capital Firm After Two Months
Shah, who joined in July, left the company less than a month after legal counsel Joe Cisewski quit to join the CFTC, his LinkedIn profile indicates.

Crypto Custody Technology Firm Fireblocks Adds Support for Solana Blockchain’s DeFi, NFT, Gaming Apps
The integration also pushes support for the WalletConnect2 protocol across the Solana ecosystem, said Fireblocks CEO Michael Shaulov.

Cardano Builder IOG Funds $4.5M Blockchain Research Hub at Stanford University
IOG previously donated $500,000 to fund Stanford research into blockchain scalability.

Binance, FTX Among Crypto Players in Hunt to Buy Voyager Digital Assets as Coinbase Backs Out: Sources
Crypto lender Voyager’s collapse into bankruptcy was a milestone in this year’s crypto market crisis. Now, some of the industry’s biggest players are trying to buy its assets.
