The aim of the project was to allow wealth managers to tokenize funds and to be able to purchase and rebalance positions in tokenized assets across multiple interconnected chains.
The new fund will focus mainly on early-stage crypto projects, participating in seed-stage and Series A funding rounds.
Government officials would no longer be able to use networks developed by China that power crypto transactions, according to a new bipartisan bill.
In this week’s edition of The Protocol newsletter, we look into how Kraken is reportedly considering launching its own layer-2 blockchain, following Coinbase’s recent launch of a similar network, amidst a broader trend of companies creating Ethereum-based transaction solutions.
More than 410,000 eligible airdrop participants did not claim their TIA tokens worth almost $1 million.
In this week’s edition of The Protocol newsletter, we explain the mechanics (and roots) behind the “data availability” network Celestia, and its new TIA tokens, and turn our eyes to Starknet’s STRK tokens, which aren’t trading yet but are already being awarded to early contributors.
From “AI x blockchain” and zero-knowledge proofs to Bitcoin ordinal projects, there are plenty of bright spots in the Web3 ecosystem, despite the market volatility and regulatory problems of the last few months, says Paul Veradittakit, managing partner at Pantera Capital.
This week’s launch of the new “data availability” network Celestia came with an airdrop of the project’s TIA tokens, one of the most anticipated giveaways in the crypto industry of the past year.
According to CEO Riad Wahby, who’s an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at Carnegie Mellon, the new wallet will be “a hundred times faster” than competing products.
Celestia has released its mainnet beta after issuing tokens to 580,000 users.