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⁠Russia aims to set rules for crypto cross-border payments by year's end Russia might become the first country in the world to allow cross-border crypto payments while banning local crypto payments, a fintech expert in t…

⁠Bitcoin battles whales above $22K as BTC price faces US CPI data Bitcoin bulls are now attacking the "final" major resistance cluster below $25,000, on-chain data shows.

⁠Web3 native fashion brands hit the runway in real life at NY Fall Fashion Week While major fashion brands are going all in on the metaverse and NFTs, brands native to the Web3 space are heading back to physical reality…

⁠Nifty News: Shitposters set for $DRAMA rewards, Zuck’s little league card tokenize and more… Mark Zuckerberg’s little league baseball card has been tokenized and will be put up for auction, and Lamborghini has introduce…

⁠Ripple co-founder Jed McCaleb adds space station-building to resume Stellar's CTO and co-founder is now building a team of industry experts and engineers to pioneer a new frontier of space exploration.

⁠Fidelity will ‘shift’ retail customers into crypto soon, says Galaxy CEO While Fidelity hasn’t yet confirmed rumors it will launch retail Bitcoin trading, the firm said enabling broader access to digital assets remained…

⁠Mean Girls set to make Web3 comeback as “crypto-collectibles” Newly filed trademarks from Paramount Pictures suggest elements of the teen cult classic may come back in the form of "crypto-collectibles" and non-fungible…

⁠Ubisoft cools off on NFTs and blockchain, says it's in 'research mode' Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot appears to be walking back some of the company's enthusiasm for NFTs, months after receiving strong pushback for its NFT…

⁠Merge 'jitters' sees outflow from Ether-based investment products CoinShares' head of research James Butterfill said the outflows come despite "the improved certainty of the Merge."

⁠Tokenization of illiquid assets to reach $16T by 2030 — Report A large chunk of the world's wealth today is locked in illiquid assets, notes the report's authors.