LensLinks: Issue 88

A blockchain news roundup, brought to you by Regiment LLC

Today in LensLinks:

  • 84% of Job Cuts Last Month: Crypto Exchanges

  • Newzoo: Gen Z’s gaming habits foreshadow the metaverse

  • NFT holders are using their digital art as collateral to borrow record amounts of cryptocurrency

  • Winklevoss twins' crypto exchange Gemini to contribute $100 million to Genesis bankruptcy recovery

  • Decentralized Lending Protocol Clearpool to Start Institutional Borrowing Platform

  • Institutional Traders Shifting Attention from Blockchain to AI: JP Morgan - Decrypt

  • Roofstock onChain Sells Alabama Home as an NFT, Purchased With Stablecoins on Ethereum

  • Super Bowl 2023 Sees Stark Contrast to Previous Year as Crypto Ads Absent

  • Crypto exchanges pledge to aid Turkey’s earthquake victims

  • The Singularity: Google $300M in AI; ChatGPT and How AI Disrupts Industries

  • And Much, Much More…

QUOTABLE

“We are working hard to restart the service as soon as possible. […] All other methods of buying and selling crypto remain unaffected.”

- Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) via Twitter

NOTABLE

Metaverse & Gaming

Blockchain, Tokens & DeFi

Crypto Trading

Metaverse & Gaming - a little more…

Blockchain, Tokens & DeFi - a little more…

Crypto Trading - a little more…

The Singularity: AI, Quantum Computing, Robotics, Bio-engineering & Other Stuff on the way

ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance)

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