Daily Crypto NewsEDITION #413, 22 February 2022

You're gonna answer for my NFT, b!tch

Hey Moni Maker 🧑‍🚀

Today, in 1946, Dr Zelman Waxman discovered the antibiotic streptomycin. It was the second antibiotic discovered after penicillin. It proved quite effective against tuberculosis and plague. 

We hope that our Digests serve as a cure for FOMO for you. Well, we're doctors of sorts too...let's go!

OpenSea drama lives and thrives! A dude from Texas has sued OpenSea. 

This case: 

1) He had a Bored Ape. 

2) He sold it for 0.01 ETH (i.e., 26) due to a mistake on the platform.

He claims that he did not list his Bored Ape for sale and that the NFT was "stolen"—and that the "buyer" promptly resold it for 99 ETH ($250,000 at today's prices).

Shit, man, stay strong. We can imagine what FOMO you have now...

Have you heard of metaverse? Who hasn't, you say? And you know who has not only heard but has already done something? We'll tell you!

Fingers crossed, it won't take much, but if you're a miller in a factory, I'm sorry.

So, L'Oreal is stirring something up with trademarks on NFT and related services. Also, crypto people are about to perch on Victoria's Secret. Ralph Lauren, Abercrombie & Fitch, Sketchers, Under Armour, Puma and New Balance are not far behind. Read more here.

 Who else should do the metaverse?

India's finance minister remembered to make two important statements about crypto.

The first! It's a 30% tax on any income from crypto deals.

Second, the digital rupee is just around the corner, which also hints at a timeline for us.

Ok. Wait.

Listing is the process when a particular coin first appears on an exchange. When coins are listed on popular exchanges, such as coinbase, they often go to the moon.

And more you can find in our Glossary!

And you...buy Bitcoin! (it's a good time!)