Day: May 30, 2024

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NodeMonkes, the leading Bitcoin-based NFT collection, once again led CryptoSlam’s daily sales chart on Wednesday, achieving US$935,770 in sales.

This marks the second time NodeMonkes has topped the sales chart this week. The recent surge has propelled NodeMonkes’ cumulative sales volume to US$229.06 million, placing it 26th on the all-time sales chart, surpassing the Avalanche-based Crabada.

The second highest-performing collection of the day was Guild of Guardians Avatars on Immutable, with daily sales reaching US$693,704, moving up from third place the previous day.

In third place, DMarket on the Mythos chain recorded daily sales of US$672,737.

Just outside the top three, Ethereum’s Bored Ape Yacht Club had daily sales of US$415,991, while Solana’s DogeZuki Collection saw a sales volume of US$397,332.

Solana Monkey Business also made significant contributions with US$317,537 in sales, aiding Solana’s total daily sales of US$2.42 million.

NodeMonkes’ performance significantly boosted the Bitcoin network’s standing on the blockchain NFT sales chart, which totaled US$5.17 million in sales on Wednesday, up from US$4.23 million the previous day.

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Mastercard Inc. (NYSE:MA) has launched a new service called “Crypto Credential,” aimed at enhancing the security and ease of peer-to-peer crypto transactions across various European and Latin American countries. This service enables users to create a Mastercard username for sending and receiving Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies via exchanges such as Bit2Me, Lirium, and Mercado Bitcoin, operating in regions like Brazil, Argentina, and France.

Walter Pimenta, Mastercard’s Executive Vice President of Product and Engineering for Latin America and the Caribbean, highlighted the need for secure transactions in the expanding blockchain and digital assets space. “With the rising interest in blockchain and digital assets in Latin America and globally, it is crucial to provide trusted and verifiable interactions across public blockchain networks,” Pimenta stated.

Crypto transactions traditionally involve complex wallet addresses, which are lengthy and random strings of characters. Mistakes in these addresses can lead to lost funds. Mastercard’s new service addresses this issue by alerting the sender if the recipient’s wallet does not support the specific asset or blockchain, thereby preventing the transaction and protecting users from potential losses.

Additionally, the service combats scams involving lookalike addresses. Fraudsters often exploit truncated wallet addresses, showing only the first and last few characters. Mastercard’s Crypto Credential mitigates this risk, ensuring safer transactions for users.

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