Web Summit Lisbon, Nov. 3: Latest updates from Cointelegraph ground team
Day two of Web Summit began with a discussion around NFTs and the future of the metaverse, with major discussions lined up around Web3 throughout the day.
Day two of Web Summit began with a discussion around NFTs and the future of the metaverse, with major discussions lined up around Web3 throughout the day.
Litecoin’s momentum indicators signal extremely oversold conditions, hinting at the formation of a potential market bottom.
Low volatility and high on-chain losses for Bitcoin, but overall UTXOs in loss still have a way to go to match previous market bottoms.
A new NFT drop featuring music industry icons such as Snoop Dogg and Billy Ray Cyrus is bringing together music communities from across the genre spectrum, as well as blockchain networks.
OEV-enabled oracles auction off the right to extract on-chain value to the same third-party searchers who used to bid for the blockspace.
SHIB price is still in the danger zone against the U.S. dollar, despite not being as “overbought” as DOGE.
The European Union’s crypto regulation bill, set to be made law following some additional steps, contains a section that could impact many crypto influencers.
The chair of Australia’s market regulator has warned that “action will be taken” on financial product issuers who promote risky products to a wide consumer base.
The Robinhood CEO also announced the brokerage firm’s plans to expand the Robinhood Wallet internationally in the months to come.
Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao says there is room for CBDCs and crypto, and that he didn’t see it as a threat to his company or the sector.