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Barcelona rejected possible partnerships with crypto firms like Polkadot and Binance because it wanted to create its own digital asset.
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Yesterday, after the official Ukrainian Twitter account posted BTC and ETH addresses for donations, Polkadot founder Gavin Wood tweeted he’ll donate $5 million if Ukraine posted a DOT address. In a remarkable turn, this is exactly what happened.
As donations are pouring into various charities to support Ukraine, people are lining up to contribute. In a rather criticized tweet, Gavin Wood, co-founder of Ethereum, and founder of Polkadot, offers $5 million to Ukraine under the condition they post a DOT address.
Enabling trust-minimized and censorship-resistant data storage, Arweave is generating a permanent record of the events in the country.
In a newly published book, crypto journalist and author Laura Shin discloses the name of the alleged so-called DAO hacker who stole 3.64 million ETH in what’s probably the most infamous hack in all of crypto history.
Big Tech companies, in Silicon Valley and elsewhere, are seeing an increasing number of their best talents and high profile employees moving into crypto, blockchains and web3. The driver is a combination of incumbent big tech, ideology, exciting tech and incentive models never seen before.
The app markets itself as the only dating app in the world “where you can date, not just match,” and as such wants to play a pioneering role in what it calls a “dating revolution.”
Crypto exchanges' Super Bowl ads get panned by The Verge for missing the mark.
The $150 million three-year deal is the largest crypto related-sponsorship for traditional sports in the world so far.
