In an effort to inject some optimism to ring in 2023, Blockhead brings you some exciting metaverse and NFT projects to keep your eye on this year.
2022 was a bleak year for the crypto industry. Worse still, crypto winter doesn’t seem to be warming up any time soon. However, it’s not all and gloom going into the new year.
With the industry focusing on crypto lending, staking and pricing, “metaverse” is a term you probably haven’t heard too much of in 2022. However, whilst the rest of the crypto industry was sinking, metaverse firms have been quietly building (some more so than others).
DWF Labs partner Eugene Ng tweeted "today's gonna be a good day" just hours before allegedly spiking a potential hire's drink and inviting her to his suite
Independent Reserve co-founders Adrian Przelozny and Lasanka Perera reflect on the crypto exchange's successful 11-year history and how it is adjusting to recent market shifts.
Sygnum’s Asset Management's Senior Vice President and Product Specialist, Benedict Yap, CFA, is feeling supersonic about Bitcoin as he talks tonight about why the leading crypto and Oasis aren't half the world away from each other
M^0 Labs co-founder and CEO, Luca Prosperi, joins Blockcast to discuss how the firm is creating a crypto dollar
Gold has experienced a significant pullback, down over 8% from its all-time high, as the US election results reduced political uncertainty and raised confidence in the economy. The Fed's cautious stance on rate cuts has made the non-yielding metal less attractive, while boosting assets like Bitcoin.
With its Major Payment Institution License granted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in August 2024, BitGo Singapore is positioned as a key player in addressing the region’s growing demand for institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure.
Michael Saylor, the company’s chairman, has been a strong advocate for Bitcoin, believing its value will continue to rise. With over $40 billion in Bitcoin assets, MicroStrategy’s stock has surged, becoming the most traded in the U.S.
Accused of using his regulatory powers for personal gain, Yao allegedly accepted bribes in crypto, engaged in financial misconduct, and misused his position to benefit specific technology providers. His case has been referred for criminal prosecution.
