This Week on Crypto Twitter: Dorsey Resigns, Musk Trolls, Ben McKenzie Becomes No-coiner
Jack Dorsey’s departure from Twitter prompted speculation on the future of Twitter and Square with regards to crypto. And then crypto crashed.
Jack Dorsey’s departure from Twitter prompted speculation on the future of Twitter and Square with regards to crypto. And then crypto crashed.
Ethereum has a gas fee problem. But while rivals like Solana and Avalanche have much smaller fees, they aren’t immune to spikes either as they grow.
More than $100 million was spent on virtual land this week. The metaverse is coming, whether you want to go there or not.
All Seeing Seneca unveiled five new NFTs at Art Basel in Miami, and two of the pieces make winking reference to Bored Apes.
Uncertainty over the Omicron variant and the Fed’s plans are among the drivers of a brutal crypto market pullback.
Crypto investment firm eGirl Capital is staffed almost entirely by anonymous cartoon characters. You got a problem with that?
Bitcoin and Ethereum both posted heavy losses in Friday cryptocurrency trading, as U.S. stock prices also tumbled.
According to the recently signed $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, users won’t be able to use crypto to pay for anything over $10,000 without providing tax information.
FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried will testify before the House Financial Services Committee on December 8.
California-based rapper Snoop Dogg is now a resident of The Sandbox metaverse. And someone really wants to live right next door.
Crypto exchange Coinbase has voted in favor of another retroactive airdrop of Ethereum Name Service (ENS) tokens to even more users.