In this week’s newsletter, read about the non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace Getgems betting on Telegram to drive NFT adoption in 2025 and how OpenSea users are unhappy with its initial release of the trading platform’s version 2.

Dogizen, the first Telegram ICO, has raised nearly $4m from investors as it plans to expand its gaming arcard and introduce a launchpad.

What’s the deal with this proposed split of Keller ISD, and what’s going to happen at Thursday’s board meeting?

Bybit Web3 , the Web3 division of Bybit , today announced the launch of its Telegram Mini Wallet, a significant step towards bridging the gap between Web2 and Web3. This innovative feature empowers users to seamlessly create and manage their Bybit Wallets directly within the popular Telegram messaging app,

After what seemed to be a quiet year for NFTs in 2024, Getgems believes that the popularity of Telegram can turn their fortune around.

Telegram will prohibit other blockchain integrations as it reveals an exclusivity deal with The Open Network for crypto apps and games.

The leader of the Cowboys’ scouting department is staying in Dallas, as he signed a five-year deal on Wednesday to remain with the franchise.

Ronin meme coins: Ethereum gaming sidechain network Ronin got its own meme coin launchpad on Tuesday. Tama Meme operates similarly to Pump.fun, the Solana token creation site, allowing for anyone to launch a token in just a few clicks.

Threat actors on X are exploiting the news around Ross Ulbricht to direct unsuspecting users to a Telegram channel that tricks them into executing PowerShell code that infects them with malware.

WORCESTER — A new bill promoted by the attorney general would place a statewide ban on cellphone access for students during the school day. Attorney General Andrea Campbell sponsored a bill called the STUDY (Safe Technology Use and Distraction-free education for Youth) Act Jan. 17.

Co-founders Andrey Chabanov and Trevor Hoffman are looking to make crypto transfers as easy as sending a text message.

The United Nations Wednesday welcomed an exemption for its emergency AIDS relief programme from the United States' foreign aid funding freeze, saying it would "restore hope" to millions living with HIV.