| Blur founder reveals identity; FTC opposes Voyager Digital bankruptcy reorganization plan (February 23)

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The founder of Blur has disclosed his identity and studied at the Department of Computer Science of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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FTC Opposes Voyager Digital's Bankruptcy Reorganization Plan
Aventus has announced that it is shelving an earlier decision to split its native token, AVT. "This doesn't mean we're going to stop doing token splits, we're just temporarily stopping, and our priority is to reconsider token splits in the future," the company said in a statement. AVT token launched in 2017 issued, and reached an all-time high of $6.905 in early 2018. It currently has a market cap of $7.3 million, according to CoinMarketCap.
0x D 945 The whale address at the beginning bought 1.67 million BLUR again
Binance will burn $2 billion of idle BUSD on the BNB chain and release equivalent collateral BUSD on the Ethereum network
Google Cloud will be a Tezos network validator, and Google Cloud enterprise customers will be able to deploy Tezos nodes to build Web3 applications on the network. (CoinDesk)
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Huang Licheng sold 536 NFTs on Blur in the past 24 hours
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According to the official Twitter, Onchain Trade announced that it has canceled its plan to conduct IFO on the Camelot platform on the 27th of this month. It is reported that the project had negotiated with Camelot 2 months ago on the launch of IFO with 0 fees, and was later told that it would charge 2% of the fee, and was required to issue exclusively on the Camelot platform, and could not cooperate with other platforms at the same time Launching IFO, Onchain Trade finally chose to end the cooperation and only conduct IFO on the Onchain Trade portal.
Additionally, OnchainTrade advises users to be cautious when engaging with Launchpad on the Camelot platform. Onchain Trade stated that the 0 cap auction model is not fair to individual investors. Most individual investors have no risk awareness and know nothing about project valuation. Onchain Trade does not want to see its loyal users lose money in the IFO.
According to Onchain Trade, many Launchpad projects on the Camelot platform have not yet released products, and they need to sign a private agreement with Camelot and meet some of its unreasonable requirements.
Uniswap launches "Use any ERC 20 token to buy NFT" function
Additionally, OnchainTrade advises users to be cautious when engaging with Launchpad on the Camelot platform. Onchain Trade stated that the 0 cap auction model is not fair to individual investors. Most individual investors have no risk awareness and know nothing about project valuation. Onchain Trade does not want to see its loyal users lose money in the IFO.
Uniswap launches "Use any ERC 20 token to buy NFT" function
Uniswap tweeted that users can now use any ERC 20 token in their wallets to buy NFTs without first converting to ETH. Currently, only single input tokens are supported, but in a future release it will be possible to support bundling multiple ERC-20 tokens into a single purchase.
OFR leads the acquisition of NFT projects 0 N 1 Force
On February 22, 2023, the veteran encryption industry OG led by the Old Fashion Research (OFR) fund announced the completion of the acquisition of the first anime NFT series 0 N 1 Force. The acquisition amount was not disclosed. At present, the founder of 0 N 1 Force has left, and the current project leader Henry Finn (Starlordy) will become the CEO of 0 N 1 Force, and the existing community operators will continue to serve the 0 N 1 Force community.
The Sandbox announced on Twitter that the public minting of the Ubisoft Rabbids NFT is now officially live. The Rabbids NFT was released by the game giant Ubisoft on the Polygon chain, with a total of 2,066 pieces and a price of 100 SAND. The Sandbox is expected to launch a supporting Metaverse game at the end of February.
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Crypto Startup Polybase Closes $2M Pre-Seed Funding Round Led by 6th Man Ventures
Crypto Startup Polybase Closes $2M Pre-Seed Funding Round Led by 6th Man Ventures
Polybase, founded last year by Sid Gandhi and Calum Moore, is developing a decentralized database using zero-knowledge techniques. Polybase is currently running on a testnet, and its mainnet is expected to launch in the next few weeks. To that end, the startup is also looking to expand its current five-person team by hiring some in engineering and marketing functions, Gandhi said. (The Block)
Multisig startup Den raises $2.8 million
Polybase, founded last year by Sid Gandhi and Calum Moore, is developing a decentralized database using zero-knowledge techniques. Polybase is currently running on a testnet, and its mainnet is expected to launch in the next few weeks. To that end, the startup is also looking to expand its current five-person team by hiring some in engineering and marketing functions, Gandhi said. (The Block)
Blocto Wallet Closes Series A Funding at $80M Valuation, Mark Cuban Participates
Multisig startup Den raises $2.8 million
Blocto Wallet Closes Series A Funding at $80M Valuation, Mark Cuban Participates
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According to previous news, Blocto Wallet completed an $8 million Series A financing led by Animoca Brands in April 2021, with participation from CMS Holdings, Double Peak Group and Alameda Research. Shortly after the funding round, the startup closed an additional $8 million in private token funding, with investors including SevenX Ventures, Alameda Research and Dapper Labs CEO Roham Garegozlou.
Israel's Central Bank Publishes Stablecoin Regulations
New Draft EU Anti-Money Laundering Bill Shows Self-Hosted Wallets Won't Be Banned
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MEPs have until March 28 to debate the draft anti-money laundering law document, so changes to the terms are still possible. (The Block)
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Fed's Bullard: Fed should slow rate hikes only when terminal rates are reached
The Fed's Bullard said the Fed should slow down (raise rates) only when it reaches terminal rates, and the market may be overestimating the risk of a recession in 2023. The U.S. economy is stronger than imagined. The Fed will have to raise rates above 5% to keep inflation in check, Silicon Valley layoffs have had no impact on the overall strength of the labor market, with terminal rates expected to hit 5.375%. The U.S. economy is more resilient than financial markets predict.
He also said he forecast a modest slowdown in economic growth and lower inflation this year. The risk for the Fed is that inflation does not fall or that inflation growth accelerates again. If inflation doesn't come down, we're going to have to act. That's why the Fed needs to be sharp now and need to keep inflation under control this year. This is an era of forward guidance, so talk of economic lag makes less sense now. There is currently no financial pressure to be seen. (Golden Ten)


