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Miami to use PlanetWatch and Algorand for air quality monitoring
Miami is preparing to be one of the first major US cities to monitor its air quality using a decentralized Internet of Things (IoT) network built on Algorand.

Jack Dorsey Takes A Big Bet on Blockchain and Crypto, Rebrands Square to Block
Two days after appointing India-born Parag Agarwal as the new CEO of Twitter, founder Jack Dorsey has set himself for another mission. The Twitter founder is hinting at putting a major focus on developments in the blockchain and crypto space.

Founder of Coin Signals Funds Pleads Guilty in Crypto Scam — Faces up to 10 Years in Prison
The founder and manager of several cryptocurrency funds has pleaded guilty to luring investors to his crypto investment scam. His funds consistently lost money and his scam left investors with a $5 million loss, according to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).

$106M worth of Metaverse land sold last week: DappRadar
Four blockchain-based Metaverse projects generated more than $100 million worth of virtual land NFT sales last week according to data from DappRadar.

Creaticles (CRE8) Presale Is Now Live, Is It Worth Buying?
Creaticles (CRE8) IDO is now live on Sushi.com, allowing users to purchase CRE8 tokens for $0.095 per token. Creaticels is a decentralized application looking to connect artists with clients, allowing anyone to crowdsource and deploy an original NFT collection. What exactly is Creaticles? Is it worth buying? Let’s find out.

Bank of America Sees Massive Opportunity in Metaverse for Entire Crypto Ecosystem
Bank of America’s strategist says that the metaverse is a massive opportunity where cryptocurrencies will be widely used as currencies. “I definitely believe this is a massive, massive opportunity,” he said.

NFT drop causes glitch in The Matrix, FTX.US adds Ethereum NFTs, token Baby Sharks...
Soaring demand for the Warner Bros.’ Matrix NFT avatar drop on Nifty’s this week caused the website's purchasing page to crash.

Facebook Eases Crypto Ad Policies
On Wednesday, Facebook made a U-turn on its long-standing policy against running crypto-related ads on its platform. This move sees the tech giant updating the number of regulatory licenses it accepts, from 3 to a whopping 27.