Bitcoin Cash uptrend wanes as Cardano holds firm, investors exploring Borroe

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied While Cardano supporters are bullish, recent withdrawals of Bitcoin Cash by whales could slow down their uptrend. Because of these concerns, some investors are exploring Borroe and examining the platform’s scalability and real-world utility. Whales withdraw $27.5 million of Bitcoin Cash In June, Bitcoin Cash rallied after the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleged that several altcoins were unregistered securities. However, over the last seven days, Bitcoin Cash has dropped by 11.19% and is currently trading…

Solana Foundation, Polygon Lead $30M Fundraise for Web3 Firm Cosmic Wire

“We are very excited for Cosmic Wire’s Web3 infrastructure to be built on the Solana network,” said Johnny Lee, general manager of games, entertainment, and media at Solana Foundation, in a press release. “Their metaverse SDK solutions significantly reduce development times of high-fidelity, 3D, browser-based metaverse experiences with e-commerce of both physical web3 digital products, content CDNs [content delivery networks], payment solutions and avatar UGC [user generated content] all integrated,” Lee added. Source

Aptos falling as Tradecurve remains firm, attracting DeFi fans

The recent altcoin revival captured investors’ attention, but not all tokens benefited. Aptos, for example, is down on the daily chart. On the other hand, Tradecurve’s prices are trending higher, drawing more decentralized finance (DeFi) enthusiasts. >>Register for the Tradecurve presale<< Aptos in the red zone Aptos recently released the Petra Wallet on Google Play and the Apple App Store. Moreover, the project also introduced the Aptos Improvement Proposal (AIP-10), Move Objects. The proposal aims to enhance resource control and ownership management performance and storage. As of July 11, 2023,…

Venture Capital Firm Shima Capital Didn’t Slow Strategy for Crypto Winter

“Infrastructure deals typically hold up well in crypto winter because they usually take longer to build the projects and also require much more talent, which is cheaper now,” said Gao. “On the other end of the barbell, we see that consumer apps, specifically gaming, continue to make up a large portion of our portfolio,” he continued. “People play more games in bear markets and, more importantly, tokenomics and digital assets fit nicely into a well-designed game.” Source

Firm managing over $7 trillion in assets buys more bitcoin mining stocks

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied Vanguard Group, a financial manager controlling assets worth over $7.2 trillion, is buying more stocks from leading bitcoin mining companies per recent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Per public data, Vanguard has been increasing its exposure to stocks from some of the United States’ top Bitcoin miners, specifically Marathon Digital and Riot Blockchain. Vanguard increases exposure to bitcoin mining stocks Records show that Vanguard holds 17.5 million shares of Marathon Digital worth $280.5 million. At…

Artificial Intelligence-Backed Web3 Security Firm Olympix Raises $4.3M

“Out of the many wins Olympix has had over the past year, I’m most proud of the results of our static analyzer private alpha,” wrote Greenwall in the announcement post. “With 30+ companies participating, including Blockdaemon, Rysk Finance, and Arrakis Finance, we’ve become a trusted part of the developer workflow not just to find and fix vulnerabilities, but help the developer become more sophisticated through real-time micro-teaching moments. Most notably, our private alpha has helped developers secure over $300 million in assets since its launch.” Source

Sega exec calls P2E games ‘boring,’ Tom Brady’s NFT firm switches it up and more

Sega co-COO yawns at P2E games The co-chief operating officer of Sega has called play-to-earn games “boring” amid the firm’s retreat from franchising some of its hottest properties to the blockchain gaming space. Bloomberg reported on July 6 that Shuji Utsumi, the co-COO of the gaming company behind Sonic The Hedgehog, said Sega would shelve plans to develop blockchain games for now. Third-party blockchain gaming projects would also not get access to Sega’s biggest franchises, with Utsumi adding: “The action in play-to-earn games is boring, what’s the point if games…