The cryptocurrency market has been trying to find direction since last week. Sell about 10% ahead of the upcoming Fed meeting. In the meantime, one should not miss the latest developments in the market. Here are the current developments from SHIB, ADA, XRP, ETH and other altcoin projects.
SHIB is now used for salary payments
- Coinbase has announced that it will add support for the Ethereum-based (ERC-20 token) Nest Protocol (NEST). The announcement came from the exchange’s Twitter account last night.
- Binance has announced that it will add Apecoin (APE) to Binance Loans pools. Binance Loans offers a wide variety of supported cryptocurrencies and options.
- NOWPayments has launched the solution that will allow businesses to pay salaries of their employees in Shiba Inu (SHIB). The solution allows the Shiba Inu to be used more widely.
- Curve Finance is seeking a grant of one million OP tokens from Ethereum layer-2 network Optimism. One million OP tokens will provide incentives to liquidity providers (LPs) providing liquidity in Curve pools on Optimism. The proposal proposes that the grant will help attract more liquidity to Curve pools in Optimism.
- FOMO Pay has announced that it will use the Ripple network to improve the efficiency of payments. The agreement will enable FOMO Pay to improve treasury payments by leveraging Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) technology and providing ongoing access to liquidity for euro and US dollars.
- Bone, the management token of the ShibaSwap Ecosystem, has reached more than 50,000 wallets. Etherscan.io data shows that the number of BONE wallets peaked at 50,105.
Ripple objects to SEC’s practices during litigation
- The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has revealed that Titanium Blockchain CEO Michael Alan Stollery was guilty of security fraud after he and his firm raised $21 million from investors in the fraud scheme.
- In a headline lawsuit, Ripple asked the court to dismiss the SEC’s request. Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen have objected to the SEC’s request to seal the identifying information of their five experts at the upcoming Daubert contest.
- According to the official statement shared by the KLAP DeFi protocol team, its team will launch its own token, KLAP. The new token launches on the mainstream DEX platform ClaimSwap. Farming pools opened on July 25.
- Moving Dogecoin nodes to Core update v.14.6. According to the Whatisdogecoin website, there are still 1,803 nodes in the old version 1.14.5, while 251 nodes are currently running on the latest version v.14.6. In total, there are currently 5,674 nodes in the network.
- Huobi has announced that Sologenic’s SOLO token has been included in its offering list. Previously, the token was listed on centralized platforms such as MEXC or Gate, but the listing on Huobi allowed to talk about the first case of XRPL ecosystem project circulation on the tier one exchange.
- Charles Hoskinson shared “the first Untyped Plutus Core Program to be created and serialized entirely using TypeScript alone.” This new milestone could mean that developers will be able to write smart contracts in Cardano using TypeScript in the near future.
Pretty cool https://t.co/t7gUPSpJlf
— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) July 25, 2022
SHIB, DOGE, BTC and ETH added to the travel company’s cart
- Fanzee has completed a joint funding round led by the biggest investors in the TON ecosystem and leading Web3 VC funds. It was co-managed by TONcoin.fund, a $250 million fund for First Stage Labs.
- The number of unique ETH addresses active on the Ethereum network as both sender and receiver has risen recently. According to Glassnode data, Ethereum has registered more than 600,000 active addresses.
- 116-year-old Swiss travel firm Kuoni Business Travel will accept payments in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC) and Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC). announced.
- The popular Terra phenomenon nicknamed FatMan has announced that he will be joining Scott+Scott Lawyers to follow up on Kwon. cryptocoin.comWe have covered the details in this article.
