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YugaLabs "will no longer support marketplaces that do not guarantee NFT royalties".

BAYC developer Yuga Labs has announced that it "will stop supporting marketplaces that do not guarantee royalties to NFT creators," according to The Block. The announcement, which comes ahead of the launch of MagicEden's Ethereum NFT marketplace, is aimed at BLUR, which has dominated the existing NFT marketplace space. BLUR has been gaining market share by lowering the royalties paid to creators and offering low fees. "Yugalabs' policy change is a move to support BAYC-MAYC and other NFT projects that have already generated royalty revenue," said Steven Zheng, analyst at TheBlock Research.

Bitcoin has fallen sharply on diminished expectations of a rate cut by the US Federal Reserve

US stocks fell on speculation that the Fed will remain cautious about cutting interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 396.61 points, or 1%, down from the previous trading day at 39,170.24. The S&P 500 was down 37.96 points, or 0.72%

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Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken says it has no plans to delist USDT, but does not reveal future plans

BSC News reported via X that “A representative of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has confirmed that there are no current plans to delist Tether (USDT) or change the USDT trading pair. The representative explained that as a leading cryptocurrency exchange, it is continuously evaluating its global strategy and operations to ensure

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US CME Preparing to Launch Bitcoin Spot Trading Service

“The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), the world's largest futures exchange, is preparing to launch a bitcoin spot trading service,” the Financial Times reported, citing multiple sources, according to Blockbit. “CME has been in discussions with trading organizations that want to trade cryptocurrencies in a regulated market,” the media

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