Humanitarian aid through blockchain is growing. Now that the world's largest aid organization has come under scrutiny, it is more important than ever. Can technology provide a better distribution of the funds?

From significant sats to historic pieces of paper, crypto memorabilia is all the rage right now.

Together with Bitcoin issue contraction, we now have another data protocol on top of Bitcoin, that tries to extend the use of the number one blockchain. Like Ordinals and BRC-20 tokens, Runes protocol creates new digital assets by writing into the data storage of bitcoin tokens.

Binance was once all in BRC-20 tokens. Now, it will cease the support for the Ordinals protocol NFTs. Users have until March 18 to move their assets.

The initiative, supported by leaders in the BRC-20 community, aims to standardize protocol management and foster innovation and safety within Bitcoin’s expanding ecosystem.

NFT sales are again breaking price records, but with Ordinals around, Ethereum is no longer the blockchain of choice for either traders, collectors, or collections.

Magic Eden is tapping into blockchain interoperability, user loyalty and governance to improve its platform and sustainably grow its user base.

The inscription at ordinal number 55,365,041 combines poetry and Bitcoin terminology, suggesting a new and innovative art project on the blockchain.