Ether.Fi has responded to the suspension of its newly-launched NFT collection on OpenSea after the prominent digital marketplace stopped the trading of the staked-ether NFTs, citing its concern about financial activities that require registration and licensing.
BitcoinistEther.Fi said OpenSea is not allowing for the trading of its staked-ether NFTs. OpenSea sent Ether.Fi a response, saying it “doesn’t allow NFT collections that ‘carry out any financial activities subject to registration or licensing.'”
TheBlockCrypto wallets linked to Sun still hold some $543 million in Lido’s stETH token, according to Arkham Intelligence data.
CoindeskIn this line, the developers are intended to release the Shanghai hard fork in March 2023.
FinboldThe stETH derivative and its spread to ETH, sharply narrowed as Ethereum completed its technology transition without a hiccup.
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BitcoinistEthereum was formerly developed as a PoW blockchain. However, it's been planning to transition to PoS through an upgrade tagged ...
BitcoinistAfter the great Terra-Luna crash, the entire cryptocurrency market has been struggling to get back on its feet. Analysts have ...
BitcoinistBit.com, the Singapore-based exchange, has listed Staked Ether (STETH) on its spot and and perpetual futures markets, according to a ...
BitcoinistLiquid staking firms could default on their Ether obligations if "the Merge" does not happen.
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