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Bruce B. Dec 20, 2022
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Chief operating officer and president of video game giant Activision Blizzard, Daniel Alegre, will join NFT leader Yuga Labs as its new CEO, according to a report.

Effective in the first half of 2023, Alegre will replace the company’s current CEO Nicole Muniz, who will stay on as a partner and strategic advisor to the company.

"Daniel has held one of the highest level roles at one of the largest gaming companies in the world,” Wylie Aronow, Yuga Labs co-founder, said in a statement.

"He brings valuable experience across entertainment, e-commerce, and global strategic partnerships — all of which are critical aspects of an immersive web3 world built by creators and for creators."

Formed in April 2021 with the release of the Bored Ape Yacht Club non-fungible token (NFT) collection, Yuga Labs is one of the most well-known players to have emerged from the NFT boom.

In March, Yuga acquired two other popular NFT collections, Crypto Punks and Meebits. It also closed a $450 million funding round led by a16z. Yuga Labs reached a valuation of $4 billion. With the raise, the company also announced plans for a “gamified metaverse” project called Otherside.

“The company’s pipeline of products, partnerships, and IP represents a massive opportunity to define the metaverse in a way that empowers creators and provides users with true ownership of their identity and digital assets,” Alegre stated in a blog post.

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Bruce B. Dec 20, 2022
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Banking giant JP Morgan has signed a deal to buy a 48.5% stake in the payments fintech Viva Wallet for more than $800 million dollars.

JP Morgan announced in January of 2022 that it had agreed to acquire a stake in the Athens-based Viva Wallet company.

The stake is to be acquired from Viva Wallet’s minority shareholders, including the Latsis family office, which holds about 13% of the firm, British fund Hedosophia with about 24% and Deca Investments with about 10%.

POS providers have been racing to provide more services and features to stand out as their industry becomes increasingly competitive.

Many of the offerings that were once an advantage — integrating across ordering channels, kitchen display system compatibility, digital wallet acceptance and so on — have become table stakes, such that providers are now looking to offer increasingly specific solutions.

Cloud-based Viva Wallet, which operates in 23 countries across Europe, provides card acceptance services through its POS application, add-on Google play devices and advanced payment systems in online stores.

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Bruce B. Dec 16, 2022
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Former Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey has donated roughly 14 BTC to fund Nostr's development, after recently publishing his views on a native internet protocol for social media.

With the 14 Bitcoin, Dorsey donated about $245,000 to further fund development of NOSTR, which is an Acronym for Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays.

After it was reported that Jack will donate $1 million annually to encrypted messaging app, Signal, Koty Auditore took to Twitter to urge Dorsey to fund Nostr, following a blog post where Dorsey published his views on the need for a native internet protocol for social media.

Dorsey replied to the tweet two hours later, saying he was “figuring out how to do that.” Roughly 24 hours after that, he deployed funds to developer @fiatjaf.

NOSTR is an open protocol that aims to create a censorship-resistant global social network. The protocol doesn’t rely on a trusted central server; instead, all users run a client.

Using this client, users publish content by writing a post, signing it with their private key and sending it to other servers which then relay that content along.

The relays are simple: Their only job is to accept posts and forward them along to relay participants.

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