Japanese gaming giant’s hiring spree ahead of NFT marketplace
Japanese entertainment and video game company Konami has posted new job openings to expand its NFTs, Web3 and Metaverse offerings.
Japanese entertainment and video game company Konami has posted new job openings to expand its NFTs, Web3 and Metaverse offerings.
The bot is based on an algorithm that is focused on aggregating different data sets from OpenSea to determine the supposed “fair price” of an NFT.
Another step has been taken on the path to use fair-value accounting for the reporting of crypto assets in the United States.
Consecutive all-time-high smart contract deployments and surging usage of Web3 script libraries mean that Web3 devs are still busy working despite the prolonged market downturn.
Jonathon Miller, managing director of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken in Australia says despite NFT volumes plunging, the company remains “bullish on the NFT space.”
Major figures in the crypto space argued the Bitcoin creator was the most deserving candidate for the economic award, despite the fact Satoshi’s true identity remains unknown.
Thanks to NFTs, crypto wallets will soon enable users to prove their credentials without using third-party background checks.
The ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee praised the bipartisanship behind the coming bill, but says there are “complex conversations” ahead.
The first generation of blockchain-based messaging platforms are attempting to address the missing pieces of Web3 adoption.
A public patch fixing the exploit is scheduled to be released tomorrow.