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2022-12-10 20:19:03 Walmart Ceo Says Store Locations Will Close And Prices Will Rise If Shoplifting Doesn’t Slow Down.

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2022-12-10 19:49:02 UK Includes Crypto Assets in Financial Services Reform Package

The UK government today announced a package of more than 30 reforms to financial regulation, including the extension of tax breaks for investment managers to cover crypto assets. Dubbed the “Edinburgh Reforms,” the measures are designed to replace EU regulation. The announced measures include publishing a formal response to the consultation on expanding the Investment Manager Exemption to cover crypto assets, which will facilitate their inclusion in the portfolios of overseas funds managed in Great Britain without creating a risk of UK taxation. Treasury include setting up a financial market infrastructure sandbox next year.

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2022-12-10 19:34:02 OpenSea Again Changes Course on NFT Royalties After More Creator Pushback

Leading NFT marketplace OpenSea recently took action on royalty fees, releasing a tool that creators can use to ensure that newly launched NFTs can’t be traded on platforms that reject royalties. But the approach and implementation didn’t sit right with everyone.

Creator royalties are fees that are associated with the sale of NFTs, typically set between 5% and 10% of the sale price, paid by the seller to the creators of a given NFT project. For projects that generate significant trading volume, these fees can be a substantial source of revenue. And the rejection of these fees in recent months from NFT traders and most marketplaces has threatened that revenue.

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2022-12-10 19:14:01 EU defends party in €387k metaverse, claims 300 visitors

The European Commission’s foreign aid department has defended a virtual party it hosted last month, telling Devex that around 300 visitors attended the event, which began an hour earlier than the publicly advertised time. Launched in mid-October, the platform, which allows users to explore a surrealist tropical island as a paperclip-esque avatar, set EU taxpayers back €387,000 ($408,102), including development, production, and running costs. immersive metaverse championed by Facebook — now Meta — chief Mark Zuckerberg.

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2022-12-10 19:01:45 UK’s Payment System Regulator Is Firming Up Its Approach to Crypto Oversight.

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2022-12-05 06:45:10 NFTs on #Ethereum accounted for 18% to 22% of transactions during H1-2022.

However NFT dominance has since declined to just 8.3%, as interest in the space wanes during the bear market.

Stablecoin dominance has spiked since FTX from 10% to 12.5%.


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2022-12-05 06:28:03 The DXY is manifesting an exaggerated bullish divergence in the Daily chart and could play out by testing the 109-110 Point of interest

Do take note that Daily chart can happen longer
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2022-12-05 06:08:04 Celsius clients with collateral stuck on failed crypto platform turn to bankruptcy process for relief

After crypto lending platform Celsius paused withdrawals in June and then went bankrupt, borrowers have been unable to get their collateral off the platform. A former director at Celsius told CNBC that the company’s failure to match its assets and liabilities contributed.

Alan Knitowski holds an MBA, has worked in technology and finance for over 25 years and is CEO of a mobile software company that trades on the Nasdaq. That didn’t prevent him from getting duped by a crypto firm. Knitowski borrowed $375,000 from crypto lender Celsius over several years and posted $1.5 million in bitcoin as collateral.

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