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⁠Oxford City Football Club to accept Bitcoin for matchday tickets In a first for the sixth-tier English football league, the club will wear the BTC logo on their shirts, and fans will be able to buy tickets with Bitcoin…

⁠Contributors piling into Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana since 2018: Report The Ethereum network continues to see the largest number of monthly-active contributors at around 2,000 as of July.

⁠Mental health support prime for decentralization, say academics A shortage of mental health services in the future could be solved with a Web3-powered mental health support network, suggests academics.

⁠Contagion only hit firms with ‘poor balance sheet management’ — Kraken Aus boss The crypto contagion only hurt entities that poorly managed their treasuries, but didn't affect the underlying blockchain technology, he sa…

⁠Ongoing Solana-based wallet hack has already seen millions drained NFT marketplace Magic Eden noted that it “seems to be a widespread SOL exploit at play" and called on users to revoke permissions for any suspicious lin…

⁠Textbook publisher wants to use NFTs to skim the used-textbook market The academic textbook publisher hopes to capture a portion of secondary market sales on digital textbook sales by assigning an NFT to each title.

⁠'This is on me' — Robinhood CEO to lay off 23% of staff after Q2 loss The online retail broker blamed the economy for a decline in user numbers and net revenue that fell 44% year-on-year, although revenue from crypto ro…

⁠Gucci becomes first major brand to accept ApeCoin payments Gucci has ramped up its Web3 initiatives by allowing crypto nerds to purchase its products with ApeCoin in its stores, adding to a list of 12 other digital asse…

⁠BTC wholecoiners up by 40K since June crash began A sharp fall in the cryptocurrency's price in May and June appears to have coincided with the increase in wallet addresses holding more than one Bitcoin.