Digital collectibles' continuing market shift towards ‘low-barrier NFTs’ accentuates as Coca-Cola launches phase two of its 'Masterpiece collection' on Base, Coinbase’s new L2 solution.
Coinbase has moved to have the SEC lawsuit against it dismissed, arguing simply that it does not trade securities. But as it launches its own Ethereum L2 network, we are getting mixed messages over crypto’s worth and whether or not the SEC asked it to delist all tokens but bitcoin.
Digital collectibles' continuing market shift towards ‘low-barrier NFTs’ accentuates as Coca-Cola launches phase two of its 'Masterpiece collection' on Base, Coinbase’s new L2 solution.
Coinbase has moved to have the SEC lawsuit against it dismissed, arguing simply that it does not trade securities. But as it launches its own Ethereum L2 network, we are getting mixed messages over crypto’s worth and whether or not the SEC asked it to delist all tokens but bitcoin.
Coinbase launches its Ethereum layer-2 network Base with the aim of bringing Web3 technology to more users. It will eventually form part of an interoperable 'Superchain' with Optimism.
The BALD meme-coin, deployed on Coinbase’s new layer-2 blockchain, which pumped 4,000,000% from launch before then plunging 90% when the developer suddenly removed liquidity, has been linked by some to Sam Bankman Fried and Alameda Research.
Coinbase has unveiled Base, its own Ethereum layer-2 network. The company sees Base as a key component of its “secret master plan”. The testnet of Base was started on Thursday. In the future the network is supposed to be a part of “Superchain”.
