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Plena has raised $5 million in funding Plena, a cryptocurrency wallet that utilizes account abstraction technology, has reported raising $5 million. Big Brain Holdings, Dewhales, Normie Capital, Founderheads, Galxe, SpartaDex, CSP DAO, AITECH, Decubate, GBV Capital, Dutch Crypto Investors, DEC.ventures, Poolz Finance and a number of angel investors participated in the round.

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⚡️ Hong Kong has approved the launch of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum-ETFs from Bosera Capital and Hashkey Capital Limited. Earlier it was written that Chinese investors may invest $25 billion in ETF products. UPD: the regulator approved applications from all issuers to launch BTC/ETH-ETF. 📱 Crypto Insider

📈 Statistics : Telegram currency TON is ahead of Dogecoin to become 8th in the Market Cap ranking. 📱 Crypto Insider

⚡️ NEW: 🇨🇳 China has been buying more gold than any other nation since 2020, with India 🇮🇳 in second place. Both nations are part of the BRICS coalition looking to ditch the dollar for international trade.

90% of inflows into bitcoin-ETFs are from retail investors - VanEck CEO VanEck's CEO said that since launch, spot bitcoin-ETFs have attracted funds from retail investors, while traditional banks and institutional investors "haven't entered the fray yet."

"I was surprised, but I don't think it's traditional investors yet. I still think 90% of the inflows are retail," he said.

Crypto speak: Mint In the crypto world, “mint” is the process of creating a new token on a blockchain. Oftentimes, minting refers to creating an NFT or an entire collection (“We minted an NFT collection”), but it’s the same process for issuing cryptocurrencies and other tokens. We use this word because the process is akin to central banks using machines to print (or mint) money. However, it’s understandable if it’s difficult to fathom how something can be digitally “minted.” 📱 Crypto Insider

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Where to buy NFTs In this post, we’ll give you three marketplaces on different blockchains where you can buy an NFT safely. It’s easier than you think! OpenSea on Ethereum and Polygon The world’s biggest and most popular NFT trading platform is OpenSea, and it’s available on the Ethereum and Polygon blockchains. If the idea of buying an NFT as a first-timer gives you some anxiety, simply perusing OpenSea to see what the world of NFTs is like is an excellent place to start. Solanart on Solana Solanart is another big player in the NFT scene, offering a wide variety of digital assets. It’s worth mentioning that the network fees on the Solana blockchain are considerably lower than on Ethereum. (It’s something to consider if you’re an artist looking for the cheapest place to mint your art into NFTs.) Binance NFT Marketplace on BNB Smart Chain