Myria Has Announced Free-to-Claim Alliance Sigil NFT for All New and Existing Community Members
PRESS RELEASE. June 8, 2022: Myria Studios, the blockchain gaming division of Myria, announced that the company is rewarding its community members with its inaugural NFT drop — a free-to-claim Alliance Sigil NFT. For a limited time, all new and existing Myria community members can claim the exclusive NFT for free. The Alliance Sigil NFT forms part of the intricate lore of the Myriaverse and will signify where each holder chooses to...
Indian Regulator: Crypto’s Decentralized Nature Makes Regulation Challenging
India’s market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), says the decentralized nature of crypto assets makes consumer protection and regulatory enforcement challenging. SEBI on Crypto Regulation The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) reportedly told the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance that the decentralized nature of crypto assets makes any consumer protection or regulatory enforcement of...
SEC Probes Binance — BNB Could Be Unregistered Security: Report
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly investigating Binance’s BNB token, which could be an unregistered security. If the cryptocurrency is found to be a security, it could put Binance in a similar position to Ripple Labs which has been in an ongoing lawsuit with the SEC over the sale of the XRP token. SEC Investigates Binance’s BNB Crypto The U.S. SEC is investigating whether Binance Holdings Ltd. breached...
Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman Compares Crypto to Housing Bubble and Subprime Crisis
Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman has compared the current state of cryptocurrency to the housing bubble and the subprime mortgage crisis. Noting that crypto lacks any real value, he said: “it is a house built not on sand, but on nothing at all.” Paul Krugman on Crypto, Housing Bubble, and Subprime Mortgage Crash Nobel laureate Paul Krugman discussed the current state of cryptocurrency in an opinion piece published in the New...
NHL Broadcasters Win Canada’s First ‘Dynamic’ Pirate IPTV Blocking Order
With illegal streaming of live sporting events still causing headaches for leagues and broadcasters alike, rightsholders continue to demand more flexible tools to prevent infringement, especially via pirate IPTV services. ISP blocking is one of the preferred anti-piracy tools and in 2019, following a complaint from major media companies including Rogers, Bell and TVA, Canada’s Federal Court approved the country’s first blocking...
