Web3.0 Game Project Magic Fantasy has completed $3 M private round investment, and was invested by EasyCoins Venture, which will be used on development of gaming, AIGC and marketing promotion.
Coinbase has secured regulatory approval by the Central Bank of Ireland to act as a virtual asset service provider (VASP), where the company’s operations in the country will be overseen by Cormac Dinan, a former employee of Crypto.com, Deloitte and Citigroup.
BlackBerry reported a net loss of US$4 million in the quarter ended Nov. 30, down from its US$74 million gain in the same quarter last year.
Digital Entertainment Asset (DEA), operator of the PlayMining NFT gaming platform, has raised a US$10 million investment from LA-based LDA Capital, a global alternative investment group.
BinaryX has launched a new 220,000 BNX Cyber Incubation Fund, aimed at driving the growth and adoption of Web3 games.
American Fintech company ZELF has launched an anonymous and instant Visa debit card that can be replenished with cryptocurrency, as well as other methods of funding the account.
Unbanked has opened its cryptocurrency card program to eligible residents in the U.K. and parts of Europe.
Rakuten Capital, the investment arm of the global leader in internet services spanning e-commerce, fintech, digital content and communication, to invest in DEA via share subscription rights.
Bump, an all-in-one financial services platform with tools that help creators better track and manage their money, is working with Highnote, a fully cloud-native modern card issuance and program management platform, and Mastercard to launch the Bump Creator Card.
Reltime has launched its one-stop-shop solution to fast-track embedded finance, especially designed for telecom operators, financial service providers focusing on specific target groups, neobanks, gaming and virtual sports metaverse companies, supermarket chains, shopping malls, e-commerce firms and others
Apple has partnered with Goldman Sachs to launch a new savings account feature for its Apple Card credit cardholders.
Bahamas-based cryptocurrency exchange FTX has partnered with Visa to launch crypto debit cards across 40 new countries.
