Task: Up to 15 Million SHIBAF (~$6).
Referral: 10 Million SHIBAF (~$4).
Audit: SafuAudit.
Task: $10 worth of SRPG for 2000 random participants each.
Referral: $10,000 worth of SRPG for top 100 referrers.
The total airdrop pool is $30,000 worth of SRPG. The top 100 referrers will be rewarded as follows:
Task: $10 worth of DriveS for the top 100 referrers each.
The total airdrop pool is $1000 worth of DriveS.
Task: $9 worth of UNIDEF.
Referral: $20,000 worth of UNIDEF for top 50 referrers.
The total airdrop pool is $200,000 worth of UNIDEF. The top 50 referrers will be rewarded as follows;
Researchers from Stanford University have developed a prototype for "reversible transactions" on Ethereum, saying that it might decrease the impact of crypto theft.
Kaili Wang, a blockchain researcher at Stanford University, outlined the Ethereum-based reversible token concept in a Sunday tweet, adding that it is not a finalized concept but rather a "suggestion to encourage discussion and even better ideas from the blockchain community," stating:
"The largest cyberattacks we've witnessed are unquestionably thefts supported by solid proof. If there were a mechanism to reverse these thefts under these conditions, our environment would be significantly safer. Our idea enables reversals only if a decentralized quorum of judges approves them."
The Walt Disney Company has posted a new position for an "experienced corporate attorney" to work on "emerging technologies" like nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and the Metaverse, suggesting a potential expansion into the crypto field.
According to an ad published on the Disney employment website on Friday, the corporation is seeking a "Principal Counsel — Corporate Transactions, Emerging Technologies & NFTs" to work on transactions using NFTs, the Metaverse, blockchain technology, and decentralized finance (DeFi).
Specifically, the entertainment giant is looking for someone to give "complete product life cycle legal counsel and assistance for global NFT goods" and guarantee that they conform with all applicable United States and worldwide laws and regulations.
While crypto winter has been difficult for most of the sector, Messari CEO Ryan Selkis believes that a bit of austerity is good for the industry and his conference.
Selkis, a veteran of the cryptocurrency sector who entered the field in 2013, has witnessed development with each bear market since it has driven some firms out of business and provided a way for the survivors to expand. This cyclical process has coupled with an evolving regulatory environment, which can reach a boiling point in a bull market.
"Bear markets are wonderful for gathering the appropriate folks in the room," Selkis told Decrypt at the Messari Mainnet conference this week in New York. "We remove any decaying timber."
This week at Messari's Mainnet conference in New York, LBRY CEO Jeremy Kauffman criticized the Securities and Exchange Commission as the decentralized file-sharing network continues to face legal action from the government.
In March last year, the SEC accused LBRY of marketing unregistered securities. The Commission objected to the $11 million in funds collected through the sale of LBRY Credits, which are currently used to upload files and make payments on the blockchain-based platform but were offered for sale before the network was constructed.
The SEC interpreted LBRY Credits as investment contracts because purchasers assumed they would profit from the tokens' purchase.
