Die US-Politikerin, die eigentlich als Fürsprecherin der Kryptobranche gilt, hält es aktuell für notwendiger denn je, einen Gesetzesrahmen für Kryptowährungen zu schaffen.
Coinbase, Tether, and Circle deny exposure to Alameda and FTX
Several crypto firms have come out to distance themselves with exposure to FTX crypto exchange and its sister firm Alameda amid the financial crisis facing the two firms. This comes after calls from the crypto community for transparency to let users know if there is any risk.
Tether’s Chief Technology Officer Paolo Ardoino has come out to clarify via Twitter that the Stablecoin issuer does not have exposure to either FTX or Alameda. Replying to Wu Blockchain’s tweet that said “Circle and Tether should disclose more of their financial relationship with FTX Alameda to let users know if it’s a risk,” Paolo tweeted said:
“To be clear: #Tether does not have any exposure to FTX or Alameda. 0. Null. Maybe is time to look elsewhere. Sorry guys. Try again.”
Similarly Circle’s CEO Jeremy Allaire took to Twitter to clarify that Circle also does not have any exposure to FTX or Alameda. In his tweet, Jeremy said:
“Circle has no material exposure to FTX and Alameda. FTX has been a customer of Circle Payment APIs for the past 18 months, providing card and ACH services for customer transactions. Circle’s crypto payments beta product uses FTX and other exchanges, for BTC/ETH liquidity.”
Coinbase confirms no exposure despite its shares dropping
The CEO of Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, also took the opportunity to assure customers that the crypto exchange has no material exposure to FTX crypto exchange or its native token FTT. The exchange tweeted saying:
“Second, Coinbase doesn’t have any material exposure to FTX or FTT (and no exposure to Alameda).”
Despite the assurance from the exchange’s CEO, Coinbase’s shares started the day with a −1.75 (3.45%) drop.
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Bitcoin-Kurs schlittert dank FTX-Debakel auf zweijähriges Tief
Bitcoin ist durch die Entwicklungen um die einflussreiche Handelsplattform FTX unter Druck geraten und auf ein zweijähriges Tief gerutscht.
Binance-CEO teilt „zwei große Lektionen“ nach Liquiditätsengpass bei FTX
CZ hat am 8. November auf Twitter „bei große Lektionen“ geteilt, die Krypto-Unternehmen sich angesichts des Zusammenbruchs der Kryptobörse FTX zu Herzen nehmen sollten.
Com2uS Holdings launches mobile RPG game with “Dear, Ella” on new XPLA Mainnet
Global game developer and publisher Com2uS Holdings has launched their next mobile PRG game with “Dear, Ella” on its new blockchain mainnet XPLA. The mainnet is a hub for all media content built by Com2uS Holdings and other global partners featuring Web3 philosophy.
Commenting on the launch, the President of Com2uS USA Inc., Kyu Lee, said:
“With our deep knowledge of crypto and the Web3 sphere, we are pleased to advance the evolving GameFi sector. In 2022, we launched several new crypto projects to the world and we’re encouraged and delighted to be a part of this ever-transforming landscape.”
About the new mobile RPG game
The new mobile game is hero and journey-based and allows players to make strategic use of their blockchain skills. The game also features competitions and a token economy. Players will also be able to earn “crystals” which can then be traded on XPLA.
The game also features non-fungible tokens (NFT) minting and NFT earning.
Players can earn in-game currencies from a variety of quests, adventures, rewards, battles and more. They can also create heroes during gameplay using NFTs, which can then be used in battles and parties.
“Dear, Ella” aims to become an awakening system, guild system and two types of new content as well as new NFTs and NFT staking components, and other additional features in 2023.
Com2uS Holdings also expects the game to unlock a range of partnerships. The company’s president said:
“With the launch of XPLA come many new collaborative partnerships which will enhance the blockchain gaming world with more entertainment options and myriad user benefits as a result – it’s a win-win for developers and players alike.”
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