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Chiru Labs, the digital asset incubation studio and team behind the globally acknowledged non-fungible token collection Azuki, has announced plans to launch a trading card game before the end of this year. The idea has received a warm reception among the crypto and non-fungible token communities. In this article, we will explore this highly anticipated project in more detail. Azuki TCG – Coming 2025 pic.twitter.com/8k634hP4t8 — Official Azuki TCG (@AzukiTCG) February 12, 2025 Azuki Reveals Plans To Launch A Trading Card Game In a February 12 blog post, Alex Xu, the Azuki founder better known as Zagabond, confirmed plans to launch a trading card game sometime before the end of this year. The Azuki NFT team has created a new official account on X (formerly Twitter) for the upcoming project to enhance smooth communication. In the meantime, the Azuki NFT team has not shared more information about this project. Cool project. Just followed! https://t.co/FNOOGMKX0i —...

The Dogecoin (DOGE) market was shining the brightest in 2024. The OG meme cryptocurrency witnessed a major uptick in price. This was further complimented by Elon Musk joining Donald Trump’s administration as the head of D.O.G.E. Amidst this, the community kept building its hope up for DOGE to reach the much-awaited $1 mark. But it seems like the asset is moving slower than expected. Will Dogecoin record a spike in January? Also Read: Goldman Sachs Predicts 75 Basis Point Fed Rate Cut in 2025 – How It Will Impact Your Investments Is Dogecoin’s Volatility A Problem? Source: Techpoint Africa It looks like volatility was bringing the best out of Dogecoin. Over the past seven days, the meme coin has surged by a notable 20%. The asset went from trading at a low of $0.3084 to a high of nearly $0.40. At press time, the asset seemed to have witnessed a slight setback. DOGE was trading at $0.3835. This came after a 0.22% drop over the past 24 hours. Source: CoinMarketCap Despite this ...

Cryptonauts co-founder Nathan Leung tells The Agenda how and why his team creates crypto content for the culture. While the term “fake news” has been floating around for a while, the phrase was given new life and popularity when former United States President Donald Trump turned it into a viral campaign slogan. “Fake news” eventually became a generation-defining meme, and this is likely because there is a certain truth to the phrase that resonates with the public to this day. Media does occasionally make mistakes in its reporting, and even Cointelegraph is not immune to this. At the same time, news anchors, journalists and media companies are also known to cast aside objectivity and inject their personal opinions — or those of their paid sponsors — into what is promoted as strictly fact-based news. In 2023, this has become a crisis facing crypto content creators. The proverbial “jig” is up, and many investors are now well aware that much crypto -focused content has an ulterior motive...