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Vodafone’s Digital Asset Broker (DAB) has demonstrated a proof of concept in collaboration with Chainlink Labs and others, targeting the complexities in the global trade ecosystem, valued at $32 trillion. Vodafone’s DAB has partnered with Sumitomo Corporation, Chainlink Labs, and InnoWave to demonstrate a proof of concept aimed at improving the exchange of trade documents across diverse platforms and blockchains, addressing inefficiencies in the $32 trillion global trade sector. The demonstration showcased the capability of seamlessly exchanging crucial trade documents across various platforms and blockchains, a process often hindered by fragmented and incompatible systems. The collaboration utilized Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) alongside DAB, enhancing security and interoperability across IoT devices and networks. This integration aims to provide a unified interface for secure data and token exchange across blockchain and IoT networks. You...

Launched on June 17 and inspired by Bitcoin Ordinals inscriptions, Ethscriptions offer a new way to mint non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on Ethereum. As Tradecurve enters stage 4 of its presale, TCRV, its native token, is already up 80% since launch . The hybrid exchange offers borderless market access without users complying with the know-your-customer (KYC) requirements.  >>Buy TCRV tokens now<< What are Ethscriptions? Developed by Tom Lehman, also a co-founder of Genius.com, nearly 30,000 Ethscriptions were created within the first 24 hours after the protocol went live. Ethscriptions assets utilize the data within a smart contract, allowing for a cheaper minting process than conventional methods.  You might also like: Dogecoin and Tradecurve tokens show bullish signs on daily chart At the time of writing, image-only inscriptions with less than 96 kilobytes in size are the maximum possible. However, the protocol will allow for different file types in the future. ...

Bitcoin should dip to cement the $30,000 flip to support, analysis argues as bullish BTC price takes stay in play. Bitcoin (BTC) consolidated into the weekend as market participants stayed optimistic about further gains. BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView "Most still sitting on the sidelines" with Bitcoin Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD hovering near $30,500 on April 15. The pair had finished the Wall Street trading week on a less volatile note along with fairly flat United States equities. With the ten-month highs of $31,035 remaining in force, trade rs and analyst s considered the options for how BTC price action could play out next. “We're going higher. Much higher,” Credible Crypto summarized, retweeting a chart of BTC/USD and funding rates from popular technical analyst Murfski. “Most still sitting on the sidelines, funding still relatively flat. This is disbullief depicted on a chart.” Murfski had describ...