Miramax sues Quentin Tarantino over ‘Pulp Fiction’ NFT collection

    Miramax is suing Quentin Tarantino over his recently announced plans to sell seven non-fungible tokens (NFTs) of the highly acclaimed film “Pulp Fiction.” Production company Miramax has sued director Quentin Tarantino over his non-fungible token or NFT collection based on Pulp Fiction. The lawsuit, filed yesterday in California court and noted online by attorney Mark…

    Goldman Sachs: Gold is becoming the ‘poor man’s crypto’

    Cryptocurrencies are replacing gold as means of protection against inflation, has recognized Goldman Sachs’s Head of Energy Research, Damian Courvalin, noting the flight of investments to the crypto market from the precious metal. Answering on whether he was observing that investors have used assets beyond gold, such as Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, to hedge against…

    Institutional investors are choosing Cardano and Ethereum over Bitcoin

    Cardano saw positive inflows for last week, which put it ahead of other altcoins, CoinShares data reveals. Total inflows for the week had come out to $151 million, and Cardano inflows totaled $16 million in the same period. The total year-to-date inflows for the market have now hit a record $9 billion. However, the previous…

    DeFi: Experts’ Perspective

    Decentralized finance is one of the most remarkable inventions of the cryptocurrency industry. We took on the difficult task of predicting the further development of this multifaceted phenomenon. One of the best ways to see the future of various technologies or markets is to put the question of their prospects to the industry specialists –…

    Ethereum layer-two developer StarkWare valued at $2B following $50M raise

    Israel-based StarkWare announced on Tuesday via Twitter that it had raised $50 million in a Series C funding round, and that the firm’s valuation is now at $2 billion. Sequoia Capital was the lead investor, among other contributors. Seven months ago, StarkWare raised $75 million in a Series B funding led by Paradigm. We are excited to announce our…

    ‘Future of Money’ economist says the end of cash is coming — here’s what could replace it

    Depending on who you ask, cash will not remain king. The Covid-19 pandemic not only accelerated the shift toward digital and contactless payments but also led to a more mainstream acceptance of physical cash alternatives like cryptocurrency that will likely stay, economist Eswar Prasad tells CNBC Make It. “For many consumers and businesses that made…

    Buying crypto in UAE: Avoid these newbie mistakes

    Looking to expand your crypto portfolio or invest in crypto the very first time? When it comes to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, most people worry about scams, while others fret over the lack of basic information. Crypto traders in UAE – especially millennials familiar with digital money, digital media, and digital friendships – are actively buying…

    AMC theaters are already accepting cryptocurrency for tickets

    AMC theater chain has revealed that it is starting to let moviegoers in the United States pay for their tickets and snacks in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. In August, AMC has announced that it will start accepting cryptocurrency by the end of the year. Now, company CEO Adam Aron has revealed on Twitter that you…

    Forget cash. Pay me in Bitcoin

    As cryptocurrency gains acceptance, more people are vying to get their paycheck and other benefits in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital currencies, Jazmin Goodwin writes on CNN Business. Famous athletes, politicians, and everyday employees are now getting all or part of their salary this way. “Whether you’re the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, or…

    Sotheby’s to sell two iconic Banksy paintings in Ethereum

    Prestigious auction house Sotheby’s has announced the company will be selling Banksy works for real-time bids in Ethereum (ETH) at an auction on November 18. The famed auction house claims it will be the first to accept crypto for a real-time auction of physical art — but other auction houses are not far behind. On…