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Victoria, Seychelles, April 22nd, 2024, Chainwire Bitget, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company is making its presence felt in the week of Token2049, Dubai. Bitget COO Vugar Usi Zade led the panel discussion around real-world asset tokenization. The company also hosted various side event s, including a Kpop Party, Bitcoin Track Day and Beach Party, during the week. Vugar participated in the session surrounding the theme of ‘Practical DeFi, Tokenization of Real World Assets for Real World Problems’. He was joined by other industry stalwarts like Andres Meneses of OG media group, Robin Ubaghs from Prop Chain, Raj Brahmabhatt from Zeebu and Anna Shakola from Cointelegraph, in the same discussion. Vugar Usi Zade shared some insights into tokenizing real-world assets and the roadmap for the growth and mass adoption of blockchain to solve real-life problems. At the discussion, he made a special mention of larger particip...

RPGs are being given a Web3 makeover — blending an immersive gaming experience with the chance to collect and own characters. A Web3 gaming giant has launched its first mobile-first RPG battler, where players can collect over 100 unique Champions and use them in strategic, fast-paced fights. Champions Arena is designed to appeal to traditional gamers — all while opening their eyes to the compelling benefits that come with owning in-game assets. Role- playing games (RPGs) have come a long way since the 1980s — evolving from a text-based experience on retro computers into vibrant 3D landscapes on home consoles. This genre alone is a $63bn market that continues to grow — and in recent years, increasingly powerful smartphones mean players worldwide have a plethora of apps at their fingertips. It's easy to see why they're so popular. RPGs offer gamers compelling storylines and allow them to see the world through a character's eyes. Whereas other games can end up feeling some...

The decentralized social media app called it a watershed moment for peer-to-peer transactions and claimed it would affect many other platforms with similar features. Due to its Bitcoin (BTC) tipping feature , the decentralized social media app called Damus could face the axe from the Apple app store. The creators behind the decentralized social media platform shared a warning letter from Apple on June 13. The letter warned that the app will be removed from the platform because of the “Zaps” feature that allows people to tip users and content creators in Bitcoin. The Bitcoin tipping feature was made possible through the integration of the Lighting Network widget to make Bitcoin payments and tips directly on the platform. The Apple team in its warning claimed that the Zaps feature violates their policy that prohibits any other form of tipping feature other than in-app purchases. The tech giant claimed even though the tipping feature may be optional, “if they are connected to or associa...