WAO ART #434

Brazilian stock exchange B3 has launched Bitcoin futures trading. Over 7,400 Bitcoin futures contracts were actively traded. The surge in demand highlights the strong interest in cryptocurrency derivatives. Brazilian cryptocurrency traders and enthusiasts are increasingly seeking BTC exposure.

FTX plans to auction off locked SOL tokens. The auction marks a shift from FTX's previous fixed-price sales strategy. Figure Markets is creating a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) to attract non-US and accredited US investors. Crypto traders are hoping to secure discounts through the auction.

Manchester City has partnered with crypto exchange OKX to launch a non-fungible token (NFT) collection. The NFT collection is based on the 23/24 City Home shirt and offers a unique experience for collectors. Manchester City is ranked as the Most Valuable Football Club Brand in the world.

Coinbase shares are up over 2.5% after the recent bitcoin halving event. Transaction fees on the bitcoin blockchain reached all-time highs after the halving. Coinbase believes that macroeconomic factors will drive the direction of the digital currency market.

Midas, the investment app in Turkey, has secured a $45 million Series A investment from global investors. This makes Midas the largest early-stage financial technology recipient in Turkey. The company offers zero commission fees for trading on the Istanbul Stock Exchange and US stock exchanges.

Portuguese oil company Galp Energia is looking to sell half of its stake in an oil exploration block offshore Namibia. The exploration block, known as Petroleum Exploration Licence 83 (PEL 83), covers almost 10,000km2 in the Orange Basin. Galp currently holds an 80% stake in PEL 83.

Alloys has secured a distribution deal with ClassVR to bring their education-focused virtual reality headset to Australia. The partnership aims to integrate VR into classrooms nationwide, enhancing learning experiences for students of all ages and subjects.