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Coachella Music Festival to Launch Solana NFTs in Deal With FTX

As part of a partnership with crypto exchange FTX, the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, set to return this April after a two-year hiatus, has announced a series of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) offering on-site perks and VIP access to the event. "The Hash" team discusses the latest move signaling NFTs taking off in the music industry and bringing mainstream blockchain awareness to the masses.

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Markets

Market Wrap: Cryptos Stabilize, Analysts Expect Bitcoin Short Squeeze

Buyers are starting to return on price dips as altcoins outperform.

Short squeeze on watch (Shutterstock)

Finance

PsyOptions Acquires Tap Finance for Undisclosed Sum

Two projects become one as a Solana options shop looks to expand its offerings.

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Finance

‘Pay’ Product Looks to Boost Stablecoin Payments on Solana

Can Solana Labs’ open-source payment plug-in pick up where the Bitcoin white paper left off?

Solana's Breakpoint came at the market's previous zenith (Zack Seward/CoinDesk)

Markets

SOL Surges 17% After Coinbase Lists Two Solana Ecosystem Tokens

The crypto exchange listed the tokens of two major projects building on the Solana network for the first time.

SOL broke above the $100 level on Monday night. (TradingView)

Finance

Coinbase Lists Solana-Based Project Tokens for First Time

The listing of non-Ethereum ORCA and FIDA confirms a CoinDesk scoop.

Coinbase share were rallying Friday. (Photo illustration by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Videos

Solana Wallet Phantom Raises $109M to Rival MetaMask

Phantom, the company building Solana’s top crypto wallet, is now worth $1.2 billion following a $109 million Series B raise led by crypto venture firm Paradigm. This comes as Phantom debuted its iOS app Monday, all part of a move to compete with Metamask, the popular wallet owned by ConsenSys. "The Hash" panel discusses what this means for Solana-based decentralized finance.

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Markets

Bitcoin Bargain? Investors Put Money Into Crypto Funds for Second Straight Week

Cryptocurrency funds attracted $19 million of new money last week, suggesting investors are cautiously adding to positions, with prices depressed compared with year-end levels.

Investors put $19 million into crypto funds during the seven days through Jan. 28, the second straight week of inflows. (CoinShares)

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Ethereum Suffers Worst Month in Nearly 2 Years, SOL Falls Even Harder

Most major altcoins have sunk more than bitcoin, with all members of the CoinDesk 20 digital assets deeply in the red in January.

January has not been kind to crypto markets. (Unsplash, modified by CoinDesk)