Blockchain.com has been registered as a virtual asset service provider in Italy

[Blockchain.com has been registered as a virtual asset service provider in Italy] Golden Finance News, the London-based encryption company Blockchain.com announced on Thursday that it has registered as a virtual asset service provider in Italy, and it can now register with the Italian regulator OAM Provides crypto and digital wallet services to Italian residents and institutional investors under its jurisdiction. Under rules expected to come into force after 2024, crypto firms will need licenses and customer safeguards to issue and sell digital tokens in the EU. Other major crypto exchanges including Binance, Coinbase Global, Crypto.com and German investment platform Trade Republic have all registered with OAM.

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BM, the original block.one CTO, returned to work on EOS development: Jinse Finance reported that the EOS community hopes to correct its mistakes by re-establishing technical ties with the network's OG developer Dan Larimer, who has designed a \" Hard fork of Mandel\". In return, the EOS Network Foundation (ENF) will fund Larimer's development efforts with token grants from its native EOS. Larimer's \"Mandel\" upgrade is a hard fork, and if validators adopt it in Q2, the EOS Network Foundation will effectively gain control of the EOS codebase and thus the network's seat of power.

Jinse Finance previously reported that on January 10, 2021, block.one Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Dan Larimer (BM) posted on the HIVE blog that he had resigned from the position of block.one CTO. (Coindesk) [2022/1/21 9:03:27]

Cryptocurrency Miner Hive Blockchain Announces Approval to List on Nasdaq: In official news, cryptocurrency mining firm Hive Blockchain has announced that it has received approval from Nasdaq to list its common stock on the Nasdaq Capital Market exchange. HIVE will continue to be listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX.V). [2021/6/18 23:46:41]

Blockade Games migrated its products to Matic Network: News on July 7, after the plan to deploy Loom Network fell through, blockchain game developer Blockade Games announced that it would migrate the delayed deployment of the blockchain role-playing game Neon District to Matic Network. At the same time, the Blockade Games team stated that it will gradually migrate other community games developed by it to Matic Network.

Neon District developed by Blockade Games was originally planned to be launched in October 2019, but it has been postponed for 6 months. Various NFTs will be generated in this game, and these NFTs can be freely traded on the online market powered by the Matic network. However, although Blockade Games decided to migrate the game to the Matic network, it is still possible that Neon District will not be released until Q1 of 2021. (Cointelegraph)[2020/7/7]