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Currently, one token is equivalent to $3.5 in dollar terms. Conversely, the value of the CRV token hovers around $0.6 on other trading platforms. Such price discrepancies have been spotted on other exchanges too. We advise you to hold off on any transactions involving the CRV token for the time being.

Arthur Hayes, Maelstrom CIO and ex-BitMEX CEO, argues that AI-powered Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) will revolutionize economic entities, making traditional structures obsolete due to their reliance on human labor and state-enforced contracts. He asserts AI DAOs, unfettered by physical forms and therefore state laws, will use smart contracts on public blockchains for self-governance and service provision. Hayes predicts that DAO capital markets will become the first genuinely global markets and decentralized exchanges will naturally monopolize the trading of DAO-issued tokens. Hayes sees a future trillion-dollar AI-powered economy that would significantly boost the value of blockchains like Ethereum.

The Telegram trading bot, Unibot, is rapidly gaining popularity, thanks to its seamless integration with the decentralized exchange Uniswap and ETH payouts to token holders. As the UNIBOT token soared to $170 its user base has surged to 6,500, and the daily trading volume has averaged $5.5 million.

The freshly minted line-up of collectible avatars, titled 'Retro Reimagined', is scheduled for a grand unveiling on July 26 at 3:00 pm Eastern Time. In the tradition of previous releases, this series will also make its debut on the Polygon blockchain. Users will have the ability to exchange these Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) via various external trading applications On top of that, Reddit has given some tantalizing hints about future modifications coming to its treasure trove of collectible items. In the not too distant future, this store will be directly accessible from the avatar editing interface. At present, the store's offering is somewhat limited, with only a handful of third-generation selections available for purchase, each carrying a price tag of $4.99.

Both Coinbase and the SEC have denied reports claiming that the regulator requested the exchange to halt trading in all cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin. A Coinbase spokesperson has clarified to Blockworks that the supposed recommendation was an inaccurate representation of the facts. The interview published by the Financial Times earlier lacks important context regarding the conversations between Coinbase and the SEC.

Starting from August 9, PancakeSwap will be distributing a portion of its trading-fee revenue to stakers of CAKE token. Fixed-term CAKE stakers will receive 5% of the trading-fee revenue from all PancakeSwap v3 pairs, which includes the fee tiers of 0.01% and 0.05%. These fee tiers cover 80-90% of PancakeSwap v3 trading volumes.

According to Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, the SEC requested the exchange to halt trading in all cryptocurrencies except bitcoin before filing a lawsuit against the platform in June. “We really didn’t have a choice at that point. Delisting every asset other than bitcoin, which, by the way, is not what the law says, would have essentially meant the end of the crypto industry in the US,” said Armstrong.

Securitize, a digital asset trading platform, has started tokenizing equity in Spanish real estate investment trust, Mancipi Partners. The tokens will trade on the Avalanche blockchain from September. This marks the first tokenized equity issuance under the European Union’s pilot scheme for distributed ledger technology, supervised by the European Securities Market Authority. Securitize will also undergo a six-month supervision period by Spain’s National Securities Market Commission (CNMV). Securitize's CEO, Carlos Domingo, believes the move will significantly benefit European businesses, providing new avenues for capital raises and potential tax benefits.

Michael and Amanda Griffis are in hot water with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as the agency alleges the couple pulled off a grand-scale fraud. Operating under the auspicious name "Blessings of God Thru Crypto," they enticed over 100 individuals to contribute to their digital assets commodity pool. Accumulating over $6 million, the couple promised high returns and security for the pooled resources. According to CFTC, these pledges were not only empty but the pooled funds frequently ended up mingling with the Griffis' personal finances.