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One of Shiba Inu’s lead marketers is revealing the details of a highly anticipated SHIB blockchain game. A Shiba Inu insider who goes by Lucie tells her 139,300 followers on the social media platform X that the full release of the blockchain version of Shiba Eternity is nigh. “Shiba Eternity is getting very, very close! You can already play and train on the mobile version, where you can earn Kibbles. The blockchain version will be different, though.” Furthermore, the SHIB lead outlines Features players can expect on the blockchain version of the game. “[TREAT]: This will play a big role. BONE in Store: You’ll probably be able to shop with BONE. Shiboshi Ownership: You can’t play with other Shiboshis unless you own the real NFT (non-fungible token) Shiboshi or rent from holders. Kibbles = On the blockchain, Kibbles will be [TREAT].” According to Lucie, the blockchain game should increase transaction volume on Shiba Inu, which c...

“When Ethereum futures ETF and spot Bitcoin ETF applications finally gain approval, brace yourself for an unprecedented marketing battle, as predicted by Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas. The investment powerhouse, VanEck , has already ignited its promotional machinery for the eagerly awaited Ether futures exchange-traded fund (ETF), with industry insiders speculating an early launch as soon as October 2nd. On September 28th, VanEck unveiled two captivating TV commercials, both centered around the theme ‘Enter the Ether,’ giving us a sneak peek into their Ethereum Strategy ETF, designated as EFUT, which is ‘coming soon.’ These commercials coincided with VanEck ’s press release regarding EFUT, disclosing its upcoming listing on the Chicago Board Options Exchange and its stewardship under Greg Krenzer, the head of active trading at VanEck . Notably, Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas and James Seyffart read these TV ads as a hint that Ether futures...

SBF has allegedly cashed out $684,000 from a crypto exchange in Seychelles while being under house arrest, according to an on-chain investigation. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is report edly cashing out large amounts of cryptocurrency soon after being release d on bail, on-chain data suggests. SBF has cashed out $684,000 in crypto to an exchange in Seychelles while being under house arrest, according to the on-chain investigation by DeFi educator BowTiedIguana. Decentralized finance (DeFi) analyst BowTiedIguana took to Twitter on Dec. 29 to report on a series of obfuscated wallet transactions allegedly linked to SBF, suggesting that the former FTX CEO could have violated release conditions to not spend more than $1,000 without permission from the court. According to BowTiedIguana’s Analysis , SBF’s public address (0xD5758) on Dec. 28 sent all remaining Ether (ETH) to a newly created address (0x7386d). BowTiedIguana noted that SBF took over the address that was originally owned by ...