Today is the Big Day for These 38 Altcoins: Here's What They'll Be! - Coinleaks
Current Date:September 21, 2024

Today is the Big Day for These 38 Altcoins: Here’s What They’ll Be!

Throughout the day, there have been or will be significant developments for 38 altcoins. In this article, we give a list of developments in the ecosystem. Here are the details…

There is important news for 38 altcoins

  • Ethereum (ETH) went through the merge update on September 15. Currently, it is stated with Merge that ETH inflation fell to zero in the last quarter.
  • Radix outlined its payment vision for Web3 with the Babylon mainnet upgrade.
  • BitDAO is considering a $100 million buyback of the BIT token from the beginning of next year, as part of the DAO’s capital allocation strategy.
  • In the last 24 hours, approximately 65 million Shiba Inu tokens have emerged from the circulating supply. So, SHIB burn rate increased. About half of that amount was burned by the “Shib Super Store” platform, which uses an Amazon affiliate program.
  • ORBS, the core native cryptocurrency of the Orbs Finance ecosystem, has announced its cross-chain project Orbit Bridge.
  • The infrastructure and team of inactive cryptocurrency exchange Blocktane (BKT) will be integrated into Gleec BTC, a leading blockchain ecosystem with more than 100 trading pairs.
  • Cryptocurrency exchange WazirX has announced that Shiba Inu is the most preferred coin among novice traders in 2022.
  • DSLA Protocol (DSLA) has announced the DSLA Chain.
  • Illuvium (ILV), WilderWorld (WILD) and Yield Guild Games (YGG) held a joint question and answer event.
  • MEXC Global lists Bajun Network (BAJU) in USDT pair at 14 CET.
  • XT.COM has listed HanChain (HAN) in USDT pair at 11 pm.
  • Concordium (CCD) will hold a question and answer event on Telegram. He will talk about road maps at the event, which will start at 17 CET.
  • Celer Network (CELR) will hold a joint question and answer event with Rango Exchange at 16 pm.
  • SwapFish (FISH) will hold a question and answer event today.
  • cryptocoin.comAs we reported, Chainlink (LINK) and Arbitrum announced that they have formed a partnership.
  • Shytoshi Kusama, the unnamed developer behind Shiba Inu, reported on a Telegram channel that Shibarium, a layer-2 solution, will soon enter the beta testing phase.
  • The bankrupt crypto lender Celsius Network (CEL) has attracted 30 potential bidders for its various assets, including its retail platform and mining business.
  • The developers behind popular video games like Far Cry and Diablo Immortal are leveraging blockchain technology to create a new Web3 MMORPG alongside Immutable X (IMX).
  • Uniswap (UNI) has announced that it now allows users to purchase crypto assets using a debit card, credit card or wire transfer on the Uniswap Web App. Uniswap currently supports Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism and Arbitrum. This means that through the DEX users can buy related cryptocurrencies such as DAI, ETH, MATIC, USDC, USDT, WBTC and WETH.
  • The Philippine branch of blockchain-based trading and wargame ecosystem Axie Infinity (AXS) has launched the first Axie accessories aimed at strengthening the emotional bond between players and their axes.
  • Sifchain, the core developer of the Cosmos Omni-Chain DEX, said the RedStarling validator will be shut down.
  • My Neighbor Alice (ALICE) has completed its V2 launch in its game.
  • Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of blockchain network Polygon and Web3-focused investment firm Symbolic Capital, launched the Beacon Accelerator with the goal of advancing the growth of the Web3 ecosystem.
  • Umbria Network recently shared key updates and milestones from 2022, including new products, bridges and partnerships.
  • According to the company statement, Bitbond has added support for the Fantom Blockchain.
  • Blockchain Intelligence Group, a key player focused on blockchain research owned by BIGG Digital Assets, has announced the availability of Cardano and Stacks Blockchains on its platform, which “provide security for crypto companies, law enforcement, banks and government intelligence, and cryptocurrency transactions.”