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Blend Seizes 82% of NFT Lending Market Share: DappRadar
Since NFT lending marketplace Blend launched May 1, it has amassed 169,900 ETH, or about $308 Million in volume.
French Lawmakers Strike Softer Deal on Crypto Influencer Law
A final compromise appears to allow registered crypto firms to advertise through social media influencers, potentially easing industry fears.
How Crypto Can Help Secure AI
Rapid advances in artificial intelligence create unique safety challenges. Can skills and approaches honed by the crypto community make AI safe for humanity?
South Africa’s Crypto Firms Will Soon Need to Apply for Registration or Face a Heavy Fine
Continuing operations without applying for registration could lead to a $542,854 fine or imprisonment.
Ex-Sushi CTO Led NFT Lending Platform Astaria Rolls Out to Public
After months in a closed beta, the NFT lending platform has witnessed the highs and lows of its competitors in the space and aims to boost NFT market liquidity while protecting the interests of lenders and borrowers.
South Korea Lawmakers Pass Law Requiring Officials to Disclose Crypto Holdings: Report
Lawmakers recently called for the Bill to take effect within two months.
Binance Launching NFT Loan Feature
The tool, launching on Friday, will initially support Ethereum loans and NFTs from Bored Ape Yacht Club, Mutant Ape Yacht Club, Azuki and Doodles collections.
Hong Kong Asset Manager Metalpha Secures $5M from Bitmain for Grayscale-Based Fund
The firm has so far received $20 million out of its $100 million target for the fund.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Holds Below $27K Amid Macro Uncertainties
ALSO: Market maker Flowdesk is looking to expand in the U.S., even as a number of major crypto firms, including Coinbase, have lost enthusiasm there because of ongoing regulatory uncertainties.
Bitpanda Partners With Coinbase to Help Europe’s Banks Offer Crypto to Customers
Coinbase will use Bitpanda Technology Solutions, a business-to-business infrastructure layer provider, to connect directly into banks and fintechs.