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Sky Mavis, the popular digital asset incubation studio and the brainchild behind the iconic Axie Infinity non-fungible token game, has launched a new non-fungible token accessories collection on its Ronin, a gaming-centric EVM-based blockchain network. In this article, we shall exclusively explore more about the upcoming non-fungible token gaming accessories: Axie Infinity Drops New NFT Accessories In a May 19 blog post, Sky Mavis, through its Axie Infinity X account, confirmed plans to launch new non-fungible token gaming accessories. Axie Infinity is a play-to-earn game where players collect, breed, and battle NFT-based creatures called Axies, similar to Pokémon. The P2P NFT game is built on the Ethereum blockchain network, and players can trade their Axies in a marketplace. 5/ Final Thoughts If you entered the nightmare realm during the Wings of Nightmare event last year, you’ll receive at least one of these accessories in your Ronin Wallet soon! Stay tuned for mor...

The Kekius Maximus price surged 271% in the past 24 hours to trade at $0.001273 as of 10:56 p.m. EST on trading volume that skyrocketed 1,253% to $9.9 million. This comes as Elon Musk changed his name from Kekius Maximus back to his original X handle. But KEKIUS on the Ethereum blockchain plunged 43% after Musk removed the name from his X profile. A trader exchanged all 62B $PEPE ($1.2M) for 4.23M $KEKIUS yesterday when KEKIUS was pumping. Suddenly, Elon Musk removed the profile picture of Kekius Maximus, and KEKIUS token dumped from $400 million to $80 million, i.e., a dump of 80% 📉🔻 The worth of 4.23M $KEKIUS is now… pic.twitter.com/cAo76DgMSc — Wise Advice (@wiseadvicesumit) January 2, 2025 The KEKIUS on Solana had soared to as high as $0.0063, before taking a big hit and dropping 91% to $0.000563. The token has since recovered to the current price level. Kekius Maximus Price Gearing Up For A Price Recovery After the significant sell-off, the K...

Asset management titan BlackRock is reportedly in talks with numerous crypto exchange platforms about using its proprietary token BUIDL as collateral for derivatives contracts. According to a new report by Bloomberg, anonymous people familiar with the matter say the world’s largest asset manager is exploring the idea of utilizing BUIDL – the crypto asset related to the firm’s tokenized mutual fund – as collateral for trading derivatives contracts. BUIDL, which launched in March of this year and stands for BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund, is a tokenized money-market fund designed to offer a stable value of $1 per token built on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain that offers blue-chip traders yields. Bloomberg says the crypto exchanges BlackRock is in talks with include Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange by volume, as well as OKX and Deribit. Previously, it was reported that the fund invests in cash, US Treasury Bills, and ...