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The fight for the top spot among non-fungible token marketplaces has heated up this month, with OpenSea, a non-fungible token marketplace once known as the market leader in the non-fungible token market, returning to the top spot. In the previous NFT bull market of late 2024, OpenSea lost its dominance over Magic Eden, which saw billions of dollars in daily volume. OpenSea Tops In NFT Sales In April 2025 Data compiled by tiexo.com, a multi-chain non-fungible token collections explorer, indicates that OpenSea has been the most-traded non-fungible token marketplace in April. From April 01 to April 29, the OpenSea NFT marketplace amassed a trading sales volume of $98 million, taking down the leading non-fungible token marketplaces, such as Magic Eden and Blur, in the NFT market. Launched in 2017, OpenSea is a non-fungible token market platform that allows crypto users to buy, sell, create, and trade NFTs. This platform has rapidly become one of the largest NFT trading platforms, w...

Maestrobots, a group of crypto bots on Telegram, has refunded users 610 ETH in the aftermath of a 280 ETH smart contract exploit on Oct. 24. Maestrobots, a group of cryptocurrency bots on the Telegram messenger, is refund ing users in the aftermath of a 280 Ether (ETH) attack. The Maestro team refunded the users affected by the Maestro Router 2 contract, the platform announced on X (formerly Twitter) on Oct. 25. According to the announcement, Maestrobots paid a total of 610 ETH in its own revenue to cover all the user losses, worth more than $1 million at the time of writing. “Every wallet that lost tokens in the router exploit has now received the full amount they lost. Some of you ended up with even bigger bags,” Maestro wrote. The Maestro team noted that some amounts were paid back in affected tokens and ETH. For nine out of the 11 exploited tokens, Maestro chose to buy and refund tokens instead of sending ETH because “it's the most equitable and complete refund” it could offe...

In the realm of content creation, three pivotal elements come into play: “perplexity,” “burstiness,” and “predictability.” Perplexity gauges the intricacy of text, while burstiness measures the diversity of sentence structures. Lastly, predictability assesses the likelihood of predicting the next sentence. Humans often infuse their writing with burstiness, alternating between longer, complex sentences and shorter ones. Conversely, AI-generated sentences tend to maintain a more consistent structure. Therefore, as we venture into crafting the content that follows, it’s imperative to inject a healthy dose of perplexity and burstiness while minimizing predictability. And, of course, the language of choice is English. Now, let’s reimagine the text: Google has explicitly outlined that only seven products enjoy legal protection, with the Bard search tool excluded. Making a significant commitment, Google has pledged to safeguard users leveraging...

Terra users are being urged to exercise caution as a security issue with Terra.money comes to light. The incident occurs against legal turbulence in the crypto world, highlighting the industry’s ongoing struggle for stability. Terra, a blockchain platform renowned for its stablecoin, has recently identified a potential threat to its users’ online safety.  2/ Rest assured, the Terra blockchain is unaffected and your funds remain secure. Updates will be provided as soon as the issue is resolved. Thank you for your understanding and patience. — Terra Powered by LUNA (@terra_money) August 18, 2023 The project’s administrators have sounded an alarm, advising users to avoid accessing domains that end in Terra.money. This precautionary measure aims to prevent users from falling victim to potential phishing threats that may exploit the domain’s vulnerability. Despite this domain-related hiccup, Terra’s blockchain infrastructure remains unscathed...