Author: The Street

Jamie Iannone says, in a phone interview, the e-commerce platform wants to be the marketplace for Gen-Z and millennials. The major e-commerce platforms have still not taken the leap of cryptocurrencies. Almost none accept digital currencies as a means of payment. But it’s safe to say the first to do so would become the topic of conversation in the crypto space. EBay which aims to be the marketplace for Gen-Z and millennials, is studying the possibility of adding cryptocurrencies as possible means of payment. The firm could make an announcement on March 10 during its day dedicated to investors, its CEO…

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The NBA Superstar appeared in a Crypto.com ad during the Super Bowl and could end up investing in the crypto exchanges platform. This would be a phenomenal catch for the cryptosphere. One of those game changers. Long overdue for that moment that could accelerate the adoption of cryptocurrencies and their technologies by the general public, digital currency evangelists seem to finally have their global ambassador. A known and familiar face around the world. Lebron James, the NBA superstar, whose notoriety and influence go beyond the sphere of sports and basketball in particular, could very quickly become one of the shareholders…

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If you only read the headlines or social media, you might believe all the get-rich-quick hype about non-fungible token digital art projects. Slap together a cute animal, some silly accessories, maybe different facial expressions, and lots of colors, then sit back and watch the millions roll in. Even easier, spend a little bit of Ethereum to buy an NFT and watch as it doubles, triples, or skyrockets in a matter of days. Retirement is right around the corner! Or, you might believe they’re just a scam. That’s okay. Markets need both sides of the equation. No matter your impressions, NFTs are…

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A community of cryptocurrency enthusiasts, called friesDao, plans to buy at least one restaurant from a fast-food giant in the next 3-4 months. The idea germinated on New Year’s Eve on the social network Discord. At first it was like a joke: “Well, why don’t we get together and buy McDonald’s and guarantee a future job for ourselves in case we fail our crypto trading,” launched one of the participants. It was collective hilarity.  “It started from the sort of, you know, 90% meme,” recalled Bill “Swo” Lee, Launch Code Capital partner and crypto veteran. Lee is an adviser to friesDao. A…

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