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According to Token Terminal data of data statistics company: Axie Infinity’s one-day revenue was $18.48 million, its monthly revenue was $334 million, and its market value reached $4 billion within 3 months. Its ecological token AXS also rose 46 times in just 3 months, from about 2 USDT in June to the highest 94.8 USDT. Axie Infinity is taking the spotlight. According to the latest data from Coingecko, AXS is currently worth around 66 USDT and is still going up. The popularity of AXIE has undoubtedly opened up a good traffic portal for the game…

zkTube is the most advanced scaling solution on Ethereum Layer 2. It has adopted ZK-Rollups that run computations off-chain and submit the validity proof to chain to provide low gas fees, higher transaction throughput for Ethereum, mainnet security, and extra privacy. It has gathered a lot of attention from over 80 countries since its launch in 2020.  And the mainnet will be launched on 10th, September, 2021. zkTube Mining Mechanism is Launched zkTube team is continuously working and achieving several milestones. The zkTube mining mechanism has launched. zkTube is the only…

  What people have been saying about these rabbits: “Crazy and silly” “Weird and funny’ “Large eyes, ears and teeth.” “Representative of the Cute and goofy world” The rabbits come from Mars! They are crazy and full of imagination! They are called Mars Rabbits!   “Imagination monetizing”: turning your imagination into reality and money. Project Introduction Mars Rabbit is a community driven DEFI+NFT blind box card game platform deployed on the BSC network. With no private sale, IDO, and pre-mining, Mars Rabbit uses token rewards to increase user participation and entertainment. The integration of a…

A co-founder of Tether, the $41 billion company behind the tether (USDT, -0.02%) stablecoin, said the company and its reserves should be audited at least quarterly, and maybe even monthly. “Every time you print a tether, you should have a dollar being added to that cash pool,” said William Quigley, who left the project in 2015 and now runs the non-fungible token (NFT) exchange WAX. “Audited once a month, once a quarter.” The comments on CoinDesk TV come after Tether last month agreed to a $18.5 million settlement with the New York Attorney General on charges of an…

Bitcoin’s price has nearly doubled this year, but the rally could have room to run. That’s based on a new report by Coin Metrics, a cryptocurrency data firm, which shows bitcoin (BTC) is not at an extreme relative to the previous market top in 2018. The MVRV ratio is a measure of bitcoin’s market value relative to its realized value. The gauge represents the difference between the cryptocurrency’s current price and the average price at which bitcoins were acquired. When it reaches an extreme, the thinking goes, traders might be inclined to take…

“Bitcoin is now ahead of our April 2020 forecast schedule ­– to hit $115K this summer,” wrote Dan Morehead, CEO and co-chief investment officer at Pantera Capital, a blockchain hedge fund, in an emailed newsletter. The Pantera prediction is based on the stock-to-flow model – an analytical framework that values an asset’s price based on its annual issuance schedule. The model measures the scarcity of bitcoin (BTC), which is governed by the underlying network programming coded into the blockchain’s design when it was launched 12 years ago. Under that plan, the number of…

XRP, the digital token used in Ripple Labs’ payments network, was outperforming bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies on Tuesday, with a longer-duration technical indicator flashing a bullish signal. The token’s price was around 48 cents at press time, up 9% on a 24-hour basis, based on CoinDesk 20 data. Other prominent cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, ether, chainlink and litecoin were nursing moderate losses. XRP’s 50-week moving average crossed above the 100-week moving average (MA) earlier this month, confirming a pattern known in price charts as a “golden crossover” – a long-term bullish indicator. Traders and chart-reading analysts often…