On Thursday, Elon Musk announced on Twitter that the "Super Follows" feature would be rebranded as "Subscriptions." This feature will enable users to subscribe to exclusive content produced by other users, which can be long-form videos, texts, and Spaces for subscribers. Subscribers will be granted special badges as well. Elon Musk disclosed that he would provide his exclusive "subscriptions" for $4 per month, in which his followers could "ask-me-anything" questions every few weeks.
Follow is a strong signal, to keep your feed interesting, follow only profiles you really want to see on your feed. My thumb rule is that I follow a profile after I stumble upon the profile three times and the content is interesting. Following everyone on Lens is pointless.
Only 16% of Ethereum stakers are currently making a profit, as seen from Dune Analytics.
Federal prosecutors have requested severe limitations on former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried's internet access and technological usage while he awaits trial on charges related to the cryptocurrency exchange's collapse, according to a letter submitted on March 3. The prosecution is seeking to limit Bankman-Fried's online activity to a select list of approved websites, as well as online tools related to his legal defense. The two sides have proposed that Bankman-Fried be restricted to using Zoom, government websites, and several blockchain data explorers, among other tools. The proposal also includes a ban on the purchase of new electronics that provide internet access and the installation of monitoring software on Bankman-Fried's laptop. Bankman-Fried is staying with his parents, who will also have their personal devices registered with the court and equipped with monitoring software.
Santiment detected three large whale transactions worth $79.7m on #Chainlink on Mar. 3.
The Rise and Fall of Silvergate’s Crypto Business
The bank’s own data shows the rapid acceleration of its novel crypto-banking business and how leaning into digital assets made it vulnerable to the industry’s drama.
The Rise and Fall of Silvergate’s Crypto Business
The bank’s own data shows the rapid acceleration of its novel crypto-banking business and how leaning into digital assets made it vulnerable to the industry’s drama.