CryptoBlog n.1954
???? A Florida House To Get Sold As NFT For The First Time In US On February 8, for the first time, a house in Tampa Bay, Florida, USA, will be auctioned as a non-fungible token (NFT). NFT is a unique non-replicable token of a crypto blockchain. Owing to its versatility, lately, people have been using NFTs to trade various objects such as historical art, statues, lyrics, and more. Typically, digital art, music, memes, cartoon characters, and other similar intellectual properties and objects are auctioned using NFT technology, but an actual house has never been sold off as an NFT in the US. The seller is Leslie Alessandra, a local real estate investor and also founder of DeFi Unlimited, a blockchain service provider.
CryptoBlog n.1953
????JUST IN: Kraken releases new #Bitcoin???? commercial leading up to the halving ????
CryptoBlog n.1952
???? Binance to Drop Bitcoin “Ordinals” NFT Support on May 18th Binance, one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, decided to discontinue support for Bitcoin Ordinals, also known as Bitcoin NFTs, on its NFT marketplace. This decision, announced on April 4, marks a significant shift in Binance’s strategy, just a year after introducing support for Bitcoin NFTs in May 2023. Unleash the potential of leverage trading! Join Bybit today with our link, complete KYC, and earn up to a $40 bonus on a $100 deposit. Don’t miss out on this exclusive offer; claim your bonus now!
CryptoBlog n.1951
QCP reported that fears of Iranian retaliation against Israel caused a market sell-off, driving perpetual funding rates to their lowest this year (-40%). Bitcoin traded to lows of $60.8k, Ethereum to $2850 and altcoins were down another 20-30% on average. Bitcoin has since traded back above $64k and Ethereum above $3000. According to the analysts, despite the upcoming Bitcoin halving, Bitcoin may remain within the $64k-$73k range.