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ZK solvency proof company Proven has completed a $15.8 million seed funding round, with Framework Ventures leading the investment.
Decentralized exchange Mauve has raised $15 million in funding, with participation from Coinbase Ventures and others.
Bitcoin fell below $20,000 USDT in intraday trading, hitting a new low since mid-January.
Silicon Valley Bank’s stock fell more than 20% in pre-market trading.
Justin Sun tweeted, Huobi will fully bear the loss of HT leverage liquidation and will contribute $100 million to establish a liquidity fund.
Block.one has exited its Silvergate equity position, resulting in a loss of approximately $83 million.
Discord has launched three new AI experiments, including an AI chatbot, and has launched an AI incubator.
Starbucks has launched a new NFT series today, with floor prices up 350% from the sale prices.
Binance will soon destroy a large number of unused tokens on the BNB Chain that are linked to Binance.
Randal Quarles, the Federal Reserve’s vice chairman responsible for financial regulation, said the Federal Reserve has formed a team to study cryptocurrency innovation and is strengthening its ability to regulate cryptocurrency.
L2 network Taiko has announced its roadmap, with plans to launch more Alpha testnets in the second and third quarters and a mainnet launch in early next year.
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“ForeCast Episode 2: Catch A Glimpse Of The Future From ETHDenver 2023”
On Mar. 7, We invited four guests mainly from the fields of blockchain technology, infrastructure and DeFi to join us in a Twitter Space to share their experiences and insights about ETHDenver.
“Enterprises Leveraging Blockchain Technology”
These examples are just a few exciting events around companies welcoming NFTs and blockchain technology into their platforms and products. As the NFT market grows, many different types of enterprises will accept web3 in various ways and I’m looking forward to seeing it unfold.
“Ranked: The World’s Most Valuable Bank Brands (2019-2023)”
Given America’s leadership in financial markets, it’s no surprise to see eight out of the 10 firms listed here as being based in the United States. The number one spot, however, is held by Canada’s Brookfield. The Canadian alternative asset manager is building a strong brand through its investments in renewable energy and other high-value infrastructure.