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Ever since Elon Musk acquired Twitter, a host of structural changes have been implemented. Right from top executives being fired, to changing the designation on his bio to ‘Twitter Complaint Hotline Operator,’ Musk has been playing the game with his own scripted rules. Towards the end of October, researcher Jane Manchung Wong tweeted out developing details about Twitter’s potential plans to launch a crypto wallet. She stated that the platform was working on a “wallet prototype” that supported “crypto deposit and withdrawal.” However, no other revelations were made. Wong, as such, tested an array of tech products and new Features on social media platforms, including the Twitter edit button for Twitter Blue members.  However, per the online publication Platformer, brakes have now been applied. The report noted, “ A recently revealed plan to build a crypto wallet for Twitter appears to be on pause as well. ...

Did you know? Due to the decentralized nature of NFT domains, users can host decentralized websites with legitimate ownership, control, and management access. Only the NFT domain owner is capable of making modifications to the domain, which also gets rid of third-party interference and centralized control. But what is Quik.com doing here? Quik.com serves as the portal of entry to this decentralized feature of the decentralized future by offering an exclusive registry of the . metaverse domains and . web3 domains extensions as well as 8 other NFT domain TLDs, giving users a broad range of choices for establishing their decentralized existence. Quik.com is an NFT domain marketplace that offers TLDs from a variety of technological vistas, including web3, blockchain, metaverse, cryptocurrency, NFTs, and the internet, encompassing a multitude of communities in one place. All to allow all users to access decentralized technology and gain access to the most recent innovations, which ...

In a survey commissioned by Coda Labs, 6,921 people from five countries were asked a series of questions to determine their perception of crypto, NFTs, and Web3 gaming. A new survey commissioned by blockchain entertainment provider Coda Labs suggests that despite the huge amount of money being poured into Web3 gaming, traditional gamers are still yet to warm up to crypto or NFTs and have little interest in Web3 games.  According to the survey, gamers pointed to practical barriers as their main reason for shying away from Web3 games, with gamers often not knowing how they might work and lacking a Blockchain wallet. The Survey found that only 12% of non -crypto gamers have tried Web3 games, while just 15% of those yet to try were interested in doing so in the future.  The survey pointed to play-to-earn (P2E) as the most recognized term associated with Web3 games, and crypto earnings as the most commonly perceived benefit of playing them. When these two factors are considered in tandem...