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Memecoins have been a part of the crypto culture for almost as long as the community existed, but 2020 and 2021 saw them soar to a whole new level. It got to a point where two memecoins – Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) became frequent members of the top-10 club (the 10 largest cryptocurrencies by means of total market capitalization). The bear market of 2022 has impacted most memecoins severely, but DOGE and SHIB continue to be leading coins. That said, there’s a new...

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Solana’s largest non-fungible token marketplace Magic Eden recently found itself in a bizarre situation after the platform displayed pornographic images and stills from the award-winning comedy series The Big Bang Theory instead of NFT collections. Shortly after the incident, users began speculating that the NFT marketplace may have been compromised. However, Magic Eden clarified that the incident was caused by a third-party image hosting provider supposedly experiencing a...

Major League Baseball (MLB) has announced it’s not looking to continue the deal it struck with now fallen crypto exchange FTX. The MLB Is Stepping Away from FTX The deal was initially formed prior to 2021, though it’s taken some time for things to get off the ground. Now that the company has filed bankruptcy and lost so much money due to illicit accounting activities, the MLB has said that it’s looking to back out of the deal and part ways with the disgraced digital...

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