November 21, 2024
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The New Frontier in Crypto: Real-World Asset Tokenization | NFT CULTURE | NFT News | Web3 Culture

The integration of real-world assets (RWAs) into cryptocurrency and traditional finance is emerging as a significant trend, potentially leading to a new era of economic growth. Historically, technology adoption has followed a pattern of initial excitement, followed by setbacks, and finally, stabilization into periods of sustained growth, as seen in the dot-com era. In the

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PayPoint and Teya Announce New Partnership to Facilitate Cash Deposits

PayPoint and Teya are delighted to announce its partnership which has led to the launch of a new service for Teya Business Account holders at PayPoint stores nationwide. Teya customers can now access a convenient cash payment service where they can add funds directly into their business accounts at over 29,000 PayPoint stores across the

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Aviator LLC wins $330m trademark and copyright claim against Spribe

Aviator had filed against the use of its trademarked name and logo in Spribe’s ‘Aviator’ crash game.  By Beth Turner Aviator LLC has won a $330m trademark and copyright claim against Spribe OÜ and Flutter-owned Adjarabet for the operator’s use of the Aviator name and logo as part of the popular crash game of the

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Kitaguchi hopes javelin gold will boost Japan’s athletics community

Olympic women’s javelin champion Haruka Kitaguchi hopes that the gold medal she won in Paris will make fellow Japanese athletes think they can compete with the world’s best in any event. The 26-year-old became the first Japanese woman to claim Olympic gold in athletics in an event other than the marathon. Naoko Takahashi and Mizuki

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FAANG stocks: Everything is in a bubble, only precious metals are relatively safe: Marc Faber

Marc Faber, Author, The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, says, everything is in a bubble. On Monday, they sold a t-shirt of the famous US baseball player Babe Ruth, for $24.1 million. It is grossly inflated. The most inflated are the FAANG stocks in the US, the so-called Magnificent Seven. The Magnificent Seven stocks have

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Zimbabwe plans exchange rate link to hard assets, introduces currency board

This proposed measure was announced by Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube during an online press briefing on Monday, Reuters reported. The Zimbabwean dollar has experienced a decline of about 40% since the start of the year, which has been attributed to heightened demand for foreign currency, primarily driven by civil servants receiving December bonuses, and a

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JPMorgan Chase Faces Lawsuit Aimed at Cash Sweep Program

JPMorgan Chase is reportedly facing a lawsuit that alleges that the bank paid “unreasonably” low interest rates on accounts used in its cash sweep program. Illinois resident Dan Bodea alleges in the suit that the bank used the program to shortchange customers while pretending to act as their fiduciary, Reuters reported Monday (Aug. 26). JPMorgan Chase

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Someone else filed to trademark Jools Lebron’s ‘mindful, demure’ catchphrase

Why is everyone trying to be ‘very demure, very mindful’? Jools Lebron’s video about being “demure” has taken over. Everyone from Dunkin Donuts to the White House is trying to get in on being “demure.” “Demure and mindful” – you’d have to be living under a rock to have not heard these phrases flying around

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Harmony rides high on soaring gold prices

In its recent trading statement, Harmony Gold reported a bumper performance to close out the financial year ended June 2024, crediting this success to sustained operational excellence, high recovered grades, and record gold prices. The company’s outstanding full-year operational performance has significantly elevated its position, although the release of the FY24 condensed financial statements has

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How Long Will Gold’s Record-Breaking Rally Last?

Via Metal Miner The Global Precious Metals MMI (Monthly Metals Index) narrowly missed trading flat, only budging down a mere 0.01%. Precious metals prices experienced an array of volatility in both directions, which held the overall index firmly in a sideways trend. Gold prices continue to rise while other precious metals like palladium and silver

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