LooksRare, an NFT marketplace, announced on September 30 changes to its native token LOOKS’ tokenomics. The BIG LOOKS update could be a catalyst that
Shiba Inu has been rather dormant these past four weeks, which is bearing a negative impact on the investors. The meme coin market has been struggling to make headlines as the lack of increase in altcoin’s market value has left investors in peril, which is now driving them to pull back and wait until SHIB starts rising again.
The move has completed the altcoin’s recovery rally following the 15% fall of September 27. RUNE has outperformed the broader market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum recording only up to 3% in daily gains.Chainlink put itself on the map with the help of its real-time data-feeding Oracles and is now in the spotlight for its interoperability protocol.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
PayPal applies for NFT marketplace patent for on-chain or off-chain asset tradingPayPal has applied for a patent for a trading system for nonfungible tokens that incorporates advanced features such as tokenization and off-chain utility.
Read more »
NFT artist raises $140K for cancer support charityFrom supporting mental health and protecting war victims to aiding the UNICEF initiatives, NFT and cryptocurrency investors have contributed to helping global society.
Read more »
Shiba Inu Lead Shytoshi Kusama Spotlights Paris Hilton-Linked NFT DropShiba Inu's Shytoshi Kusama shined a spotlight on a new non-fungible token (NFT) drop linked to Paris Hilton
Read more »
Analysis: It looks like it'll take all 162 games to decide MLB's postseason racesIt might take all 162 games of the long Major League Baseball season to decide the playoff races in both the National League and American League.The epicenter of the wild-card chase is in Arizona this weekend.
Read more »
Looks like NVIDIA got raided by French antitrust authoritiesFrench antitrust authorities conducted a surprise raid on a graphics card company this week — and reports say that company was NVIDIA.
Read more »