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Magic Eden, operating across Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, Base, and other EVM networks, has revealed plans to list its native token, ME, on December 10, 2024. The team shared this update via their official Twitter (X) profile.

Grok, an AI chatbot by Elon Musk’s xAI, can now understand images and answer users’ questions. You can try the feature only if you’re a paid user of the social platform X (formerly Twitter).

Scroll has shared the tokenomics for their upcoming token in a recent Twitter post.

The SEC, which has been investigating Elon’s 2022 Twitter share purchase, is now taking legal action to compel his testimony and compliance with their subpoena.

X, previously known as Twitter, has successfully obtained the Rhode Island Currency Transmitter License, enabling it to offer cryptocurrency payments and trading services in the U.S. This acquisition, confirmed on August 28 via NMLS data, aligns with X's ambition to be a "cryptocurrency-friendly" platform. Earlier, X had integrated features like Bitcoin tipping and NFT profile picture support. With this license, users might soon be able to send, receive, and store crypto directly on X, further mainstreaming cryptocurrency use.

Donald Trump’s comeback as the 47th U.S. president is a huge win for the crypto industry, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter).

Financial services company Stripe has reenabled crypto payments after halting them in 2018. The announcement came from Jeff Weinstein, Product Lead at Stripe, via his post on X (formerly Twitter).

The hacker shared a link for a supposed free NFT giveaway from Consensys, tricking users into connecting their wallets and subsequently stealing all their NFTs. According to ZachXBT, the incident led to losses of over $691,000. Speculations suggest it might be related to a SIM card swap. Shortly after the breach, Buterin's father wrote: “Disregard this post, apparently Vitalik has been hacked. He is working on restoring access.”

In a recent tweet, the Friend․tech team opened up about their awareness of potential rivals and clones entering the market.In response, they shared a cautionary post on X (Twitter): “...users moving to forks and copies will automatically opt out of earning Points and forfeit existing points. They will be able to use the app normally.”