Catch up on all the latest crypto news to start your week off right!
It's the weekend edition of CoinMarketRecap! Connor Sephton and Molly Jane Zuckerman have a whistle-stop tour of this week's biggest crypto headlines.
We discuss Michael Saylor stepping down as MicroStrategy's CEO, Craig Wright's bittersweet court win, Kim Kardashian's battle to ward off a lawsuit, Nomad Bridge's $190 million exploit, Muse's plans to release an NFT album, a man's latest attempt to get a hard drive filled with Bitcoin out of landfill, and Tiffany & Co's plans to make CryptoPunk jewelry.I cover the crazy world of crypto.
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Tiffany's NFTiffs, Creating Luxury Pendants of CryptoPunks, Sell Out in 20 Minutes | CoinMarketCapEach pendant is set to boast at least 30 gemstones or diamonds — converting the 87 attributes and 159 colors in this collection 'to the most similar gemstone or enamel color.'
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Tiffany's sells out custom Cryptopunk 'NFTiff' pendants for $50,000 eachOn Friday, Tiffany & Co debuted and quickly sold out a limited collection of 250 custom jewel-encrusted pendants for holders of CryptoPunks, a popular early non-fungible token collection.
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Vitalik slams Saylor — What’s next for Bitcoin and Ether?In this episode of The Market Report, we explore the unfolding drama between Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor and ana...
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Man Who Invested $24,000 into Bitcoin Scam Now Told His Investment is Worth $23.16 | CoinMarketCapA British man who deposited $24,000 into a fraudulent cryptocurrency platform has been told that his investment is now worth just $23.16. 🥲
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