Notable news in the last 24 hours (20/07)
BTC: 29,973 USD | ETH: 1,896 USD | Total market cap: 1,170 billion USD
The first
supercar "
marked sovereignty"
with NFTs was successfully
sold. Altr, a company that aspires to become a hub for buying and selling luxury items authenticated on the Polygon blockchain with NFTs, announced that it has successfully sold the iconic
Ferrari F40 for $ 2.5 million. The supercar only takes 48 hours to find its owner, thereby proving the practical application of Blockchain in general and NFT in particular.
The US presidential candidate
promises a capital gains tax exemption for cryptocurrencies. After publicly supporting cryptocurrencies and announcing his acceptance of Bitcoin campaign donations in May of this year, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continued to signal support for the industry. Speaking at the
Heal-the-Divide PAC event, the 2024 US presidential candidate promised to waive capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies when converted to USD if he is elected.
Telegram completes a
$210 million funding round through bonds, aspiring to be at the forefront of the
Web3 revolution. The successful fundraising is a great motivation for the company to continue to take the next steps in developing and leading the Web3 wave.
Tesla still "firmly"
holds Bitcoin for 4 consecutive quarters. Electric car maker Tesla has not bought or sold any Bitcoin in the second quarter of 2023, according to a financial report released last night (Local Time). Tesla claims it has not bought or sold any Bitcoin since the second quarter of 2022.
