Stripe clients will be able to use an iPhone as a payment terminal when the service goes live in the US this spring.

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Phantom claims to be "the fastest growing crypto wallet".

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On Monday, the team behind the Solana Web3 wallet platform Phantom announced it had raised $109 million in a Series B fundraise. The crypto company is now a Unicorn with a post valuation of $1.2 billion in value. Solana Web3 Wallet Phantom Raises $109 Million The Phantom wallet team has raised $109 million in a […]

The company building Solana’s top crypto wallet is now worth $1.2 billion, Phantom announced Monday. Crypto venture firm Paradigm led a $109 investment in Phantom, CEO Brandon Millman said. It was not immediately clear who else joined the cap table, or what percentage equity they took in the upstart firm, whose main product is a…

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A mixed reality headset from Apple is reportedly on the way, but what features will it borrow from the Apple ecosystem? Here's our wishlist of the top 10.

Twitter said it is rolling out an official verification mechanism for NFT avatars, allowing users to set the NFTs as their profile picture. (Read More)

Twitter today has rolled out a new feature that allows users to show off their original non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on their profile picture, powered by NFT marketplace OpenSea’s API. The feature is currently only available to Twitter Blue subscribers on iOS through Android and web users will be able to view the NFTs. “Once authenticated, the NFT will be displayed as a soft hexagon across all surfaces where your avatar is visible. When people tap on it, they can learn more about the art, its collection, provenance and more,” said Twitter in describing the new feature. 1/ Attn Twitter fam! Today we’re excited to see @Twitter launch their new NFT Profile Pictures feature, powered by OpenSea's API https://t.co/7eYyctWGWZ — OpenSea (@opensea) January 20, 2022 Twitter noted that it only supports static JPEG and PNG NFTs minted on the Ethereum blockchain. The crypto wallets that are currently supported are Argent, Coinbase Wallet, Ledger Live, MetaMask, Rainbow, and Trust Wallet. Users who come across the NFTs will be able to tap on the profile picture to learn more about the art, its collection, provenance, and more. For instance, one can see if a project or collection has been verified by OpenSea or another third-party marketplace. The rollout of the new NFT profile pictures is limited for now as the feature is only available to Twitter Blue subscribers using the iOS app in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.  While Twitter users on any platform will be able to see the new avatars. The company is limiting the release to Blue subscribers for now in part to obtain feedback about the NFT feature and add updates accordingly.

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Will 2022 be the year that CBDCs – central bank digital currencies – finally emerge from concept to solution? One of the countries that has been most aggressive in developing these digital assets – China – announced this week that it has launched its digital yuan wallet in both the Android and iOS app stores. Read more...

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The finder of this bug insists it "poses a serious risk". We're not so sure, but we recommend you take steps to avoid it anyway.