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President Trump’s controversial memecoin took the crypto world by storm, but not everyone thinks it’s a good idea.

Donald Trump's team is considering handing the regulation of crypto exchanges and spot markets for cryptocurrencies deemed commodities to the CFTC.

Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick advocates for Bitcoin to be classified as a commodity, citing its similarities to gold and oil.

Fox’s Verify protocol is set to transition to its own zero-knowledge blockchain, enabling developers to create authentically provable projects and content.

Recent data reveals the Super Bowl has consistently drawn over 100 million viewers annually since 2010. However, crypto exchange Kraken reportedly has no interest in advertising at the “U.S.-centric event.”

The GOP frontrunner claims even experts can be fooled by AI — “there’s no solution.”

Polygon said the Verify protocol would be able to confirm whether the media outlet had verified Fox-created content used on another platform.

BlackRock is reportedly set to break the news to 600 employees in the coming days amid hopes for the approval of its spot Bitcoin ETF application.

Takashi Murakami said he might step back from NFTs but stay involved differently, Krapoplis is set to debut on Fox this month, and an NFT artist won a multimillion-dollar contract dispute.

Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein emphasized the need for a balanced regulatory approach to cryptocurrency to avoid hindering innovation in the United States.

Members of Crypto Twitter were quick to mock Tucker Carlson, who provided no supporting evidence to back his claims.

The real-life Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort has vowed that he is “not leaving” NFTs, The Economist raised $422,000 for charity via NFT auction and the WWE is dropping NFTs.

Fox Corporation is diving deeper into the NFT ecosystem with its latest partnership.

Crypto.com has invested in a multichain NFT marketplace start-up, Hot Wheels are set to be tokenized, and you can now purchase NFT cosmetics.

Fox has announced a $100 million fund under its NFT firm Blockchain Creative Labs, and is set to launch a range of NFT content, digital goods, and assets.