
OKX Wallet now supports blockchain links (Blinks) across all EVM-compatible chains, enhancing multichain transactions without switching platforms.
OKX, a centralized cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 technology company, has announced the expansion of its OKX Wallet capabilities to support blockchain links (Blinks).
According to a press release shared with Cointelegraph, the expansion will support all Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible chains.
It will also facilitate multichain capabilities, enabling blinks across multiple blockchains and making OKX Wallet the first to extend Blinks beyond the confines of Solana.
This lawsuit comes amid the Nigerian government’s increasingly hostile stance toward cryptocurrencies.
Nigerian crypto activist and politician James Otudor has received support from the local cryptocurrency community in his legal battle to secure the right to own, use and trade Bitcoin, Tether and other cryptocurrencies in Nigeria.
Speaking to Cointelegraph, Otudor shared that while moral support has been overwhelming, his team is not ready to accept financial contributions until systems ensuring transparency are in place. This precaution aims to prevent any potential propaganda from adversaries that could undermine the cause.
A court session on Aug. 9 was primarily an introduction to the case. Otudor highlighted that the Nigerian government’s confusion regarding crypto assets and blockchain technology significantly motivated the lawsuit.
Airlines were able to reduce communication errors by 90% thanks to the transparency of blockchain technology.
Airlines can save up to 7% in overall cargo handling operations using blockchain-based supply chain management solutions, which is another testament to the technology’s disruption potential.
Airlines saved 7% in cargo handling operations in a recent study conducted at Heathrow Airport by Aventus, a firm offering enterprise-grade blockchain-as-a-service solutions.
Beyond the 7% cost reduction, airlines also saw improved operational efficiency during the study, according to Alan Vey, the founder of Aventus.
ICP’s DecaHack event highlighted the transformative potential of blockchain and the importance of nurturing talent in the sector.
Nigerian youths have been urged to actively engage with blockchain technology to enhance their global competitiveness.
Adedayo Adebajo, co-founder of ICP Hub Sahara — an official branch of the Internet Computer Protocol ecosystem — highlighted the importance of engaging with blockchain technology during the second DecaHack cohort held at the University of Ibadan (UI) in Oyo State. DecaHack is an ICP-run initiative that offers online blockchain boot camps, a hackathon and a stage pitch competition for prizes.
Adebajo highlighted that failing to embrace blockchain could have severe implications for the country’s future.
Stablecoin giant Tether is eager to learn about the possibilities of introducing new business lines into Turkey’s banking in cooperation with the local crypto firm BTguru.
Tether is increasing its presence in Turkey by partnering with a local cryptocurrency firm to promote industry knowledge.
The firm, issuer of the Tether (USDT) stablecoin, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with local crypto platform BTguru to evaluate digital asset-related educational initiatives in Turkey, it announced on July 2.
BTguru positions itself as a technology and strategy partner, specializing in virtual crypto assets “for primarily banks.”
Tether discontinues support for the EOS and Algorand implementations of its flagship stablecoin USDT.
Stablecoin giant Tether is continuing to transform its flagship U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, USDT, by halting the issuance of new USDT on several more blockchains.
Tether will stop minting USDT on EOS and Algorand blockchain starting June 24, the firm officially announced on its blog on Monday.
Following the termination, Tether will continue to redeem USDT on EOS and Algorand "as usual" for the next 12 months. “Further changes may be evaluated and announced around that time,” the announcement notes.