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Apr 29, 2022 Nike and RTFKT Presented the First NFT Sneaker Collection
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Sneaker and apparel giant Nike and RTFKT studio revealed Nike’s first Ethereum NFT sneakers. Naturally, Nike’s first sneaker NFT is indeed…

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Economy   -   Apr 29, 2022 Here is why Germany is ranked the most crypto-friendly country

Germany has risen to the top spot of Coincub’s guide to the most crypto-friendly countries in Q1 2022, overtaking Singapore, the United States, Australia, and Switzerland. First, the German government demonstrates institutional acceptance of crypto. German stock market operator Deutsche Boerse has listed more than 20 crypto exchange-traded products

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Apr 29, 2022 Sweden Wants to Test E-Krona Viability for Smart Payments

The central bank of Sweden (Riksbank) has been testing it’s own digital currency, e-krona recently. One e-krona would be worth as much as a physical 1-krona coin or one krona in a private bank account. But it is not backed up by physical money you put into your bank

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Apr 29, 2022 Russian new crypto regulations

Russia’s Ministry of Finance has amended its digital currency bill to include cryptocurrency mining provisions, the agency announced on…

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Apr 29, 2022 Epic Games is building a family-friendly metaverse

Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, has secured $2bn in new funding from tech giant Sony and Kirkby, the group behind the Lego franchise, as…

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Apr 29, 2022 Coinbase misadventure in India has its consequences

Coinbase, the most popular crypto exchange in the United States, has big ambitions. Among other things these ambitions focus on conquering…

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Apr 29, 2022 US Extends Sanctions Against Russia To Cryptocurrency Mining, Bitcoin Holds Steady

In the wake of recent sanctions, cryptocurrencies have been barely affected. This week, however, U.S. officials targeted Russian bitcoin…

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Apr 25, 2022 EU’s Crypto Activism Gets Mixed Reception at Paris Blockchain Week

New EU money laundering rules could be unworkable and destructive to the crypto industry, some think. Others say crypto companies must learn to live with privacy-busting regulation. The crypto sector is still reeling from a string of votes in the European Parliament that some warned could prove regulatory overkill, attendees

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