The market value of Flow exceeds that of Apecoin, Algorand and BCH

On August 6th, as the price of Flow stood above $2.74 and hit a new high in nearly two months, its market value has exceeded $2.8 billion (as of now $2,822,862,496) and surpassed Apecoin, Algorand and BCH. According to market analysis, this rise may be related to Meta’s announcement that its platform Instagram will launch NFT functions in 100 countries/regions. It is rumored that Meta may use the Flow blockchain as its official partner for NFT hosting.

As previously reported, on August 4, Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg announced that Instagram is introducing digital collectibles (to display NFT on Instagram) to more than 100 countries or regions in Africa, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and the Americas, and also launched a partnership with Coinbase. Wallet, Dapper integration and support for Flow blockchain. (Newsbtc)

Other news:

Coinbase: Some users have problems accessing Hashflow (HFT), and are trying their best to solve it: On November 7th, Coinbase Support tweeted that some customers encountered problems when accessing Hashflow (HFT) on Advanced Trade in the retail application. It is currently working hard to resolve it, and an update will be released on the status page in the future. According to previous news, Coinbase will launch Hashflow (HFT) transactions at 22:00 on November 7, 2022, Beijing time. [2022/11/8 12:29:40]

The total market value of Murakami.Flowers Seed series NFTs exceeded 100 million US dollars: Jinse Finance News, according to NFTGo.io data, the total market value of Murakami.Flowers Seed series NFTs reached 122 million US dollars, ranking 17th among all NFT projects in terms of total market value; Its 24-hour transaction volume was US$9.44 million, an increase of 79.84%. As of press time, the current floor price of this series of NFTs is 7.1ETH. [2022/4/22 14:42:12]

The officially authorized mobile game "Olympic Games Jam: Beijing 2022" of the Beijing Winter Olympics was released on the Flow chain: On February 8th, nWay, a subsidiary of Animoca Brands, and the International Olympic Committee jointly launched the multiplayer mobile game "Olympic Games Jam: Beijing 2022" now supports Android and will soon support IOS applications. Players can use nWayPlay ID to log in without connecting a wallet.

Players can participate in a series of arcade-style winter sports, earning NFT digital badges officially authorized by the International Olympic Committee in the process of competing for gold medals. The game is built on the Flow chain, allowing players to use credit cards to pay for in-game items and transfer the won tokens and NFTs to external wallets and various DEXs. [2022/2/8 9:38:00]