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Tradable NFT stickers are launching on Telegram via The Open Network (TON). Open Builders—the team behind viral tap-to-earn game Notcoin—and the DOGS meme coin community announced Tuesday that they have teamed up to open Sticker Shop. The Telegram mini app will sell limited edition digital sticker packs purchased via Stars, the messaging platform’s native in-app currency that’s tied to Toncoin (TON). Purchased stickers can be shared in chats and bought and sold via marketplaces (such as Getgems) as NFTs. Each sticker series will be capped at a specific number, creating scarcity and potential value for collectors. “Over 500 billion stickers…
Intro A release for the latest upgrade to the Avalanche Network, dubbed the “Etna” upgrade, was published for activation on Avalanche Mainnet scheduled for 12 PM ET (5 PM UTC), December 16, 2024. This proposed upgrade consists of Avalanche Community Proposals (ACPs) [ACP-77] Reinventing Subnets, [ACP-103] Add Dynamic Fees to the P-Chain, [ACP-118] Warp Signature Interface Standard, [ACP-125] Reduce C-Chain minimum base fee from 25 nAVAX to 1 nAVAX, [ACP-131] Activate Cancun EIPs on C-Chain and Subnet-EVM chains, and [ACP-151] Use current block P-Chain height as context for state verification. The prereleased code version was successfully activated on the Fuji…
Viction, formerly known as TomoChain, has integrated Dune to give its community real-time access to on-chain data. This partnership adds a direct integration of no-code applications for working with blockchain data and configurable dashboards, allowing for data investigation without coding skills. Viction users are empowered to make decisions backed by the research findings to bring growth in all dimensions of the ecosystem. Viction citizens now have real-time access to on-chain insights, empowering everyone to innovate, create, and connect. With no-code tools and shared dashboards, @Dune simplifies data, fueling collaboration across the Viction Nation.🔑 Unlock the future with Viction and Dune:……
Is this December a good time to buy Bitcoin? Some say there’s no gift like the present, especially during the year-end holiday season. Because that’s when equities and cryptocurrencies historically deliver most of their positive yearly returns. “A Santa Claus rally is the sustained increase in the stock market that occurs around the Christmas holiday on Dec. 25,” an entry on Investopedia last year reports. “Most estimate these rallies happen in the week leading up to the Christmas holiday, while others see trends that begin Christmas Day through Jan. 2.” But it’s not just the seasonal bump going for Bitcoin…
This is a segment from the Lightspeed newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe. Eliza Labs, the team behind the ai16z AI agent platform, struck a research partnership deal with Stanford University’s Future of Digital Currency Initiative, Eliza Labs announced this morning. For the past two months, so-called AI agents that generally attach chat bots to memecoins have raced to hundreds of millions in market capitalization, including ai16z. By funding a lab at Stanford, ai16z is trying to do what all successful memecoin-linked projects have to do — keep the joke going. “This is the funniest possible thing,” Shaw, Eliza Labs’…
MetaSoccer, also recognized as the football club of the future based on sports metabiome and advanced technologies, has announced that the parties are joined with Atleta Network. The partnership was unveiled under the ATLETA Grants Program, a project to promote innovative Web3-based development. ⚽ New Partnership Announcement: @playmetasoccer x @Atleta_Network!We’re proud to partner with MetaSoccer, the next-gen football club!🚀 As a standout participant in the ATLETA Grants Program, MetaSoccer merges blockchain technology with the passion for football.Don’t… pic.twitter.com/DrR4rSCfFj — Atleta Network (@Atleta_Network) December 13, 2024 MetaSoccer utilizes blockchain to revolutionize football and incorporate technology and enthusiasts for soccer games. With…
The months-long meme coin drama concerning the rightful heir to the Doge throne may have finally gotten an official jury. On Monday, the team behind Own the Doge, a DAO dedicated to preserving the legacy of the original Doge meme and its creators—the late Shiba Inu Kabosu and her owner, Japanese kindergarten teacher Atsuko Sato—announced it has been granted IP rights from Sato herself to the likeness of Neiro, her newest dog. If that’s a mouthful, let’s break it down: A few months after Kabosu passed away in May, Sato adopted another Shiba Inu, Neiro. Given the fact that Kabosu…
Rabbit LaunchPad has announced a significant partnership with BG Chain. This collaboration was revealed through a post on Rabbit’s official X account. Both of them plan to promote decentralized gaming and decentralized finance (DeFi) industries. 🌟 Exciting News! Rabbit LaunchPad is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with BGLabs! Together, we’re empowering decentralized gaming and DeFi innovation.Check out @BGLabs_ Sidehttps://t.co/450idiHgf5#BGLabsxRabbitDeFi #BGChain #BGLabs #DeFi #Partnership pic.twitter.com/tHAE4icr0A — Rabbit (@therabbit_io) December 14, 2024 Rabbit Wallet to Provide Multichain Access for BG Chain Users In particular, BG Chain is a blockchain deployed for the purpose of gaming. It has low transactions fees, high…
Cardano’s founder, Charles Hoskinson, is doubling down on his mission to transform blockchain governance. In a recent post, he shared that Cardano is on the brink of achieving what he calls a decentralized revolution. Charles explained that the project is nearing its final milestones—approval of a budget system and a community-ratified constitution—steps he believes will make the platform unstoppable. “It’s messy and tough,” he said of governance, “but it’s the only way to include everyone.” For Charlie, this is personal. “I’ll never apologize for being passionate about this outcome. It’s my life’s work.” Cardano’s roadmap has been long and complex,…
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the internet login system is essentially as old as the internet itself. In the 1960s and 1970s, as the first computer networks took shape, so too did the need for user authentication. ARPANET, the predecessor to today’s internet, implemented the first formal login systems when it began operations in 1969. These pioneering systems required users to input a username and password to access network resources, something billions of people would do trillions of times in the years since. With the dawn of the World Wide Web in the early 1990s, web-based logins quickly became a staple, providing a…