Shiba Inu (SHIB) continues to be added to the list of small businesses from around the world as every week, while the long-awaited pre-ETH 2.0 Ethereum network has completed a major update. Here is the news of altcoins of the week…
News of the week from SHIB, ETH, ADA and XRP
- SingularityNET of the AGIX ERC-20 Converter Bridge between Ethereum and Cardano on April 18, 2022 Cardano announced that it will be available on the mainnet.
- The Sologenic Development Foundation, the team behind the Sologenic decentralized exchange based on Ripple’s XRP Ledger (XRPL), has announced that it will upgrade its existing DEX to ensure the platform has new and improved components. According to the announcement, DEX plans to add more cryptocurrencies to its platform than any other network.
- ‘DOCARR’ and ‘Nova Taxi’ are the last two companies to add Shiba Inu (SHIB) to their payment method list.
- Offchain Labs, the company behind Ethereum (ETH) scaling solution Arbitrum, has announced the release of a major update, Nitro.
- Pittsburgh Knights released an NFT collection on the Theta marketplace today, and the price of parts doubled within hours.
- The partnership between Australian-based cryptocurrency exchange CoinSpot and Melbourne-based luxury car retailer Dutton Garage has signed an agreement that will allow luxury car payments to be made in cryptocurrencies .
- Sky Mavis COO announced via Twitter that they will take full responsibility for the $625 million stolen in the Ronin attack.
- According to data from Etherscan, more than 8.5 billion ($208,165) Shiba Inu (SHIB) were purchased by an unknown wallet in a short time today. As
- Kriptokoin.com, Ripple announced the release of XRP Ledger version 1.9. According to the release notes, this change is currently up for vote as part of XRP Ledger’s revision process, allowing for a protocol change within two weeks with over 80% support from trusted validators.
- In a development from the Ripple-SEC lawsuit, the SEC side refused to send William Hinman’s emails, while new documents shared by Empower Oversight show that the former SEC director violated the Securities and Exchange Commission’s rules.
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