BlackRock is definitely not the last company to talk about the impact of the FTX collapse.
Gaming studio Roboto Games seeks to bridge the Web2 experience with the existing Web3 elements. It will use the fresh funding to build its second game and expand its team.
According to Game7, most Web3 games are still in their infancy and cannot attract mainstream users due to their lack of sophistication.
Leading private equity Carlyle seeks to use its funding to enhance Europe’s cleantech, cybersecurity, and digital transformation sectors.
The Kiln staking platform plans to use the accrued funding to add new features to its products in order to serve more users in the industry.
Legendary investor Warren Buffett says his monumental Thanksgiving donation of Berkshire Hathaway shares commemorates his children’s philanthropy.
Matrixport wants $100 million in funding at a $1.5 billion valuation as the crypto space still reels from the FTX collapse.
Movie theater stocks popped on the news of the largest financial commitment to cinemas by an internet company Amazon.
EOS developer Block.one and its CEO Brendan Blumer have acquired separate stakes in Silvergate for a combined 17% ownership.
Whatever the challenges of crypto may be currently, blockchain continues to gain increased recognition among investment firms looking to leverage its potential.
The solutions introduced by NGRAVE are indirectly going to aid the swift adoption of blockchain technology and also foster a more decentralized crypto custody habit among users.
Temasek clarified that its investment in FTX does not imply it has direct exposure to cryptocurrencies.
Matter Labs said that 150 projects have showed the intent to integrate zkSync technology as part of scaling the Ethereum mainnet.
Binance Labs says it sunk $4 million in NFT-oriented sports platform Ultimate Champions to support innovation in blockchain gaming.
NFL legend Tom Brady, and his former wife, are among several household names to lose sizable stakes following the recent FTX collapse.