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Yuga Labs was founded in February 2021 by two artistic and geeky friends who became interested in blockchain technology. Two years later, Yuga Labs is the NFT industry leader, with thousands of NFTs circulating the market and a wholesome community keeping the project up and running.
Yuga Labs is a blockchain technology company specializing in blockchain, crypto, and NFTs. However, it’s safe to say that the primary Yuga Labs focus rests on digital collectibles, or NFTs. The founders named the company after Yuga, a Legend of Zelda antagonist who can turn himself and other people into 2D art.
Yuga Labs is a blockchain technology company specializing in blockchain, crypto, and NFTs. However, it’s safe to say that the primary Yuga Labs focus rests on digital collectibles, or NFTs. The founders named the company after Yuga, a Legend of Zelda antagonist who can turn himself and other people into 2D art.
The broader crypto market saw a pushback on prices, especially BTC, amid the growing market volatility in the US. The Federal Reserve (Fed) hinting that they may raise rates even further was the main culprit of an abrupt fall in BTC’s price over the last few trading sessions. We’ve witnessed a 1.45% drop in BTC since the beginning of the week, reflecting the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data released on February 14, which showed higher-than-expected inflation.
The MiSED project is a videogame that has a connected exchange platform with real-life assets. With many pros and cons, it’s difficult to decide first-hand whether we love it or hate it. For starters, think of MiSED as a unique auction marketplace that connects NFT collectors, gamers and business owners. Apart from the digital world, the project includes real-life events that enhance the sense of belonging.
The crypto market cap saw net outflows of $7.9 billion over the last 24 hours and currently stands at $1.09 trillion — slightly up by a mere 0.38%. Most of the top cryptocurrencies posted losses, except Solana, Polkadot, and Shiba Inu. 
In the last 24 hours, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap, Bitcoin (BTC), experienced a sharp and sudden reversal in price momentum. The price fell below $24,000 after reaching $25,100. Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, mimicked this downtrend in BTC. What happened, and why did we see a reversal in prices on February 23? Why is BTC still tethering on the $23,000+ level? Read on to find out!
In the last 24 hours, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap, Bitcoin (BTC), experienced a sharp and sudden reversal in price momentum. The price fell below $24,000 after reaching $25,100. Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, mimicked this downtrend in BTC. What happened, and why did we see a reversal in prices on February 23? Why is BTC still tethering on the $23,000+ level? Read on to find out!
In the middle of February, Twitter announced on its blog that, starting from February 15th, users without the Twitter Blue subscription won’t be able to rely on SMS two-factor authentication. That is because, according to Twitter, this form of 2FA has been abused, hence the decision to limit the availability of SMS-based two-factor authentication to Twitter Blue subscribers only.
That means that from February 15th, Twitter won’t allow users to utilize the SMS 2FA unless they’ve paid for the Twitter Blue subscription. Additionally, those who don’t have a Twitter Blue subscription but use this authentication method will have 30 days to disable it and choose a different verification option. So, after March 20th, non-Twitter Blue subscribers won’t have the option to use SMS as an authentication method, and this setting for users who refuse to change it will be disabled.
That means that from February 15th, Twitter won’t allow users to utilize the SMS 2FA unless they’ve paid for the Twitter Blue subscription. Additionally, those who don’t have a Twitter Blue subscription but use this authentication method will have 30 days to disable it and choose a different verification option. So, after March 20th, non-Twitter Blue subscribers won’t have the option to use SMS as an authentication method, and this setting for users who refuse to change it will be disabled.
IT company from Croatia TIS, in cooperation with neuropediatricians, has developed an AI system that can diagnose the neurodevelopmental disorder in infants based on video recordings. This sophisticated tool for assessing the brain function of newborns is a revolutionary step, given that at such an early age it is difficult to diagnose this type of disorder.
The Ordinals Protocol and ordinal NFTs have been punching above their weight in the crypto ecosystem. Barely a month after their creation, ordinal NFTs have recorded over 160k inscriptions. However, these novel NFTs haven’t shaken the Bitcoin blockchain only. By forking a code behind the Ordinals Protocol, Anthony Guerrera, a Bitcoin developer, inscribed the first Litecoin NFT ever.
Delivery companies came up with yet another way to stay relevant, and that is by drone deliveries, which became a reality for many people in the USA, but also in countries in Australia and Africa. The truth is, this idea isn’t new – in fact, it’s at least ten years old. But the real question is, how can humanity benefit from this convenience and is there more to it than just an instant gratification?
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