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This year has become an important point in the NFT world as now it has become even more accessible in our everyday life. All thanks to the Meta and their NFT integration to such global social media like Facebook and Instagram!

Cryptocurrency possibilities are growing each day but on October 26 they made a big step forward! That day Blockchain.com — the world’s most popular cryptocurrency financial services company — have shown to the world their new Blockchain.com Visa® Card

NFT over the past years has made us happy with lots of announcements and news. Yet again it prepared something truly fascinating for us. Recently Mastercard partnered with hi — the crypto and fiat financial app — and announced the world’s first debit card with an NFT avatar customization feature!

The crypto industry is giving us some big news this fall. Apple has officially accepted standardized rules allowing the purchase and sale of NFT through App Store.

This summer has become a major point for the crypto services development of PayPal — one of the world’s leading payment processors.

Bitcoin has already been integrated with many companies and used as a payment method. But things do not stop here, and cryptocurrency has peaked at new heights. Now many people receive their salaries in BTC!

We have already told you that blockchain is actively developing and now even has several generations. But still, what is blockchain, why is it called decentralized, and how do new blocks appear? Let's find out!

Recently, the global giants in the financial sector and the crypto industry have been striving for simpler ways to use new technologies. Now you can easily enter the metaverse by just registering in a special app. And fear not, the changes will also affect the NFT market, for which comes a huge simplification!

Last time we talked about the first and second generations of the blockchain. It's time to proceed with the next and talk about the third generation.

Not many people know that blockchain is divided into generations and nowadays we live in the third one. So, let’s find out what that is and start with the first two!

Crypto industry’s life doesn’t stand still. Have you ever thought about what will happen to your cryptocurrency in 20 years? 50? People are used to passing their fortune down the line or putting it in their relatives and close ones’ names.

Great news for users of PayPal! The company is about to release its own stablecoin.

Non-fungible tokens have proved their status as major trendsetters in the cryptocurrency market in 2021. At the end of last year, the total amount of all transactions made in the sector of non-fungible tokens (NFT) exceeded $250 million, demonstrating an impressive growth rate of 299% in annual terms.

NFT marketplaces make billions in monthly trading volumes, the NFT art piece by American artist Beeple sells for more than $69 million, NFTs constitute whole virtual worlds like Decentraland – why is all that craze and is it worth joining in?

Bitcoin has been officially approved by the US Stock Exchange – on October 19, the world’s first trading of the Bitcoin Strategy ETF was successfully launched in New York. In two days of trading, Bitcoin assets managed by the exchange-traded fund exceeded $1 billion. The Bitcoin Strategy ETF thus became the first US exchange-traded fund to be officially approved for Bitcoin contracts.

Thanks to the Litecoin Visa virtual card, synchronized with Apple, Google, and Samsung Pay, users can now pay for millions of goods and services with Litecoin and other popular cryptos in a matter of minutes.

One of the world’s leading payment processors, PayPal launches its cryptocurrency services in the UK starting from late August 2021.

On July 20, the European Commission introduced a law proposing the prohibition of anonymous cryptocurrency wallets. The project offers to oblige companies involved in cryptocurrency transfers to track the personal data of senders and recipients of digital assets, including a full name, residence address, date of birth, and account number. Personal identification is said to be imperative for the security of such transfers and the facilitation of the enforcement agencies’ combat against money laundering and terrorist financing.