Daily Crypto NewsEDITION #347, 11 November 2021

I'm rolling like Rolling Stone, NFT and the wheel

🦍 Hey Moni Maker

Today, in 1936, England showed the world's first weather forecast on television. A hundred f@cking years have passed, and people still haven't learned how to forecast the weather correctly. But does it matter to our contemporaries? After all, it's much more important to predict the success of an IDO, or a meme-coin pump, so the weather... if you have the money, you can always change the weather.

So read Digest, look out the window and follow the market. Let's go!

Making good on an announcement last week, Rolling Stone has entered the NFT market today by auctioning two digital magazine covers created in partnership with Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), the headline-grabbing, primate-themed digital art collection that has generated around $1 billion in secondary trading volume to date.

The collaboration between the magazine and the red-hot NFT collective debuted in physical form a week ago, with the instant sale of 2,500 limited-edition paper zines featuring a Bored Ape on the iconic Rolling Stone magazine cover.

That same magazine cover is now on auction as an NFT, with bidding currently taking place on the digital art marketplace SuperRare. The auction began this morning and will last five days. Within the opening moments of the auction, bidding for the piece had eclipsed 10 ETH. Wanna buy? :)

On Nov. 8, investment platform Robinhood announced that a data breach revealed the personal information of more than 7 million of its customers. According to a statement made by the company, the security attack did not expose Social Security numbers, bank account numbers or debit card numbers, and no customers experienced “financial loss” from the incident.

The data breach was largely contained to only customer names and emails. A limited number of customers had additional personal information exposed such as birth date and zip code, and the company says roughly 10 customers had “more extensive account details revealed” (though details were not disclosed).

Dive into the CNBC post to get some tips on security.

Yield Duck curses again, swears, reminisces about his younger days, and talks about the market. How could you miss it? Read it!

Press: Is the BSC making a comeback? Solana is my love in the hayloft. Throwing stables in Almond, Cake, and somewhere else. Digest threw in!

United Kingdom-based crypto mining company Argo Blockchain will be funding part of the building and equipment of its planned 800-megawatt data center in West Texas through an offering of senior notes.

According to a Monday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Argo plans to offer $57.5 million worth of 8.75% senior unsecured notes set to mature on Nov. 30, 2026. The company said it intends to use the proceeds for rigs at its Texas crypto mining facility as well as construction costs.

So what?

And you keep making fun of the farmers! Yield Duck of Farm Milka Ranch is up to his old tricks...

Guys, we are running the rubric on the guests' content. You can send us your article @gryazin and we will publish them if we like them :)

Thanks to Chief Meme Officer for this one! Let's read it!

ERC-1155 is a token standard that supports non-fungible (NFT) and fungible tokens. It is faster and more efficient for batch transfer tokens. It was developed by Enjin. ERC-1155 can use a single contract to implement different types of NFT

And more you can find in our Glossary!

And you...buy Bitcoin! (it's a good time!)