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From Monday next week, hundreds of non-fungible token enthusiasts will travel to New York City, United States, for the highly anticipated NFT industry annual event, NFT.NYC. This highly awaited annual non-fungible token event will bring together over 70,000 visitors and over 30 speakers from different regions around the globe to discuss the state of NFTs in 2025, among other issues. In this article, we shall discuss what visitors should expect at the annual NFT event. NFT.NYC Is Happening Next Week In a June 8 blog post, the team behind NFT.NYC confirmed they are fully prepared to host their 8th NFT industry event next week. This highly anticipated annual NFT event will start on June 25 and run until June 26, 2025, at Times Square, New York City, United States of America. The NFT event will bring together over 70,000 NFT enthusiasts and more than 30 speakers from the best NFT projects in the NFT ecosystem. Join us June 25-26 as industry-leading VC @pakman (@coinfund_io) takes the s...

Binance’s founder says challenges related to fiat ramps can prevent the market from onboarding the next 100 million users . Trouble seems to be brewing on the horizon for the crypto market as tight regulations forced traditional institutions to pull away from the industry, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) told Insider at the Token2049 crypto event. Speaking about possible difficulties barring another 100 million users from entering the market , CZ said converting crypto to fiat and vice versa appears to be the main issue nowadays. “With tightening regulations in the earlier part of this year, we’re seeing a lot of traditional institutions that used to provide fiat ramp channels pull away.” Changpeng Zhao For Binance, crypto-to-fiat ramps have become a hot topic recently as weekly trading volume with traditional currencies on the platform has plummeted 60% since the beginning of 2023, according to Kaiko data. You might also like: Binance US l...

Stanford University professor David Tsè said his team’s research had revealed a security property between Bitcoin and proof-of-stake protocols. Less than a year after proof- of- stake (PoS) became the consensus mechanism for the Ethereum blockchain — the industry’s largest blockchain network — researchers have found that PoS can complement Bitcoin.  Stanford University professor David Tsè spoke to Cointelegraph at the 2023 Bitcoin Builders conference in Miami, Florida, about his team’s findings on Bitcoin, PoS, security and energy consumption.  Cointelegraph reporter Joe Hall and Stanford University professor David Tsè at Bitcoin Builders 2023. Source: Cointelegraph Tsè facilitates a research lab specializing in blockchain consensus protocols at Stanford University in California. He said the first consensus protocol it looked into was Bitcoin’s  proof- of-work (PoW) protocol. “Bitcoin was like our first love,” he said. Through this “deep understanding” of Bitcoin and then an unders...