EddieJayonCrypto
11 Apr 22
• Adult content creators are turning to crypto to get paid• Former SEC Director William Hinman accused of corruption because of a relationship with Ethereum• Binance get approved to operate in Abu Dhabi• CryptoSlate.com reported Strike CEO, Jack Mallers, staged his crypto purchase at a local Chicago...
• Adult content creators are turning to crypto to get paid• Former SEC Director William Hinman accused of corruption because of a relationship with Ethereum• Binance get approved to operate in Abu Dhabi• CryptoSlate.com reported Strike CEO, Jack Mallers, staged his crypto purchase at a local Chicago store• Epic Games is getting into the metaverse with backing from Sony and KIRKBIThere are some serious moves happening that may have flown under the radar. Here is what's on my mind.1. It should be no surprise that any industry shunned by traditional finance would find a home with crypto. The adult industry is no different. Adult sexual content creators have been steadily moving to crypto. Adding to this trend is the addition snub from fintechs like PayPal, Venmo, Circle and CashApp. 2. So former SEC Director William Hinman is being accused of corruption for having a relationship with Ethereum while bringing charges against Ripple. 3. Not like we didn't see it coming after making serious inroads in Dubai and Bahrain, but Binance just received principle approval to operate in Abu Dhabi. 4. CryptoSlate.com is reporting that Strike CEO Jack Mallers' purchase at a local convenience store in Chicago was staged. They went on to say the owners of the store had no idea what he was filming and cannot process payments via digital assets. Wow! 5. Epic Games, the makers of Fortnite, has raised $2B from KIRKBI, the owner of LEGO Group, and Sony. Bothe gave $1B each. The money will be used to create a metaverse. The question on everyone's mind is how will they build it? Will it be NFTs or to simply use crypto? You remember Epic Games, right? They are the ones that went up against Apple for how they manage their app store.