March 31st, Crypto News: Big SHIB Announcement, Apple Rumors, Video Game Review Bombed Over NFTs

 Big SHIB Announcement, Apple Rumors, Video Game Review Bombed Over NFTS

Shiba Inu has stated that their open metaverse would have 100,000 virtual pieces of land. Strangely, SHIB holders will have to make purchases with ETH. The plots have been divided into four layers. While Silver Fur is the most affordable at 0.2 ETH, a luxury Diamond Teeth plot will cost investors 1 ETH. The Shiba Inu team claims they want to utilize a "neutral currency" to avoid having to dump their own tokens. Not everyone is thrilled with the new offering, including Dogecoin inventor Billy Markus. "How is creating a random metaverse and selling fictitious land with Ethereum adding usefulness to the project?" he tweeted. Whatever, if people want to give the developers even more money, they may do so.

Apple cryptocurrency speculations have resurfaced.

The rumour mill is in full swing once more. Apple is rumoured to be on the verge of accepting bitcoins as a payment mechanism. It comes after a Bloomberg report indicated that the digital behemoth is constructing its own infrastructure to execute transactions without a middleman. A swarm of mysterious tweets from Strike's CEO Jack Mallers has also piqued the interest of cryptocurrency investors. The entrepreneur in a hoodie, who is about to make a huge revelation at Bitcoin 2022 next week, has been randomly uploading old footage of Steve Jobs – and recently snapped a photo while wearing an Apple sports cap. Is this simply a lover of Apple, or could it be anything more?

The Storybook Brawl review bombed following the FTX purchase.

When the fantasy computer game Storybook Brawl was initially released on Steam last summer, it received favourable feedback. "I've scarcely put it down," wrote one gamer. But that has all changed once Good Luck Games, the firm behind Storybook Brawl, was acquired by FTX. Since the agreement was announced, the game has received a barrage of scathing Steam reviews from people who have a deep loathing for cryptocurrency... and everything it stands for. Over the last 30 days, feedback for Storybook Brawl has been "overwhelmingly unfavourable," with only 17 per cent of 725 reviews praising the title. "The new NFT-centric revenue model will keep me from returning to this game," one player predicted.

A poker player has been accused of stealing $500,000 in Bitcoin.

A poker player has been charged with stealing $500,000 in Bitcoin. Filippos Liakounakos has been charged with stealing and causing a financial loss by exploiting another person's identity. On the Telegram chat service, the victim was solicited by a business colleague he knew, and they agreed to make a crypto transaction. He transferred $500,000 to BTC and was guaranteed that he would be compensated in cash. However, when the victim contacted the business associate the next day, he did not know about the transaction. It became evident that his identity had been taken by an impostor.

  

How to Get NFTs on Your Television

Soon, you'll be able to research, display, and even trade non-fungible tokens right from your television. Nifty Gateway and Samsung have formed a relationship, which implies that an NFT platform will be included into the electronics giant's 2022 QLED set lineup. 

While placing NFTs on your TV may appear silly at first, it actually makes sense — not least because many of us have a TV as the centre point of our living room, making it the most fantastic spot to exhibit digital painting. 

According to Nifty Gateway, the collaboration is a critical step in its quest to bring crypto collectibles to the mainstream. More than 6,000 pieces of artwork will be unrestricted to Samsung TV consumers.