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Let’s crack open this week’s nutshell.This Week’s Non-Fungible Token NewsYuga Labs Acquires CryptoPunks, MeebitsEasily the biggest story of the week was released in the past 48 hours or so, as Bored Ape Yacht Club creators, Yuga Labs released a joint announcement with Larva Labs that Yuga would be acquiring two of the biggest projects in the NFT space, CryptoPunks, and Meebits, from Larva.While terms are not disclosed, it’s safe to assume that Yuga was willing to write a hefty check to secure these projects, and the team at Yuga has already stated that they intend to allow individual Punk and Meebit holders to be granted the rights to monetize their owned NFTs. Additionally, a major player in the NFT market has secured a new round of funding, Chinese tech behemoth Baidu is releasing NFTs, and an old face in P2P file sharing is making a comeback.It’s our weekly roundup of all the biggest stories in the NFT space.

Īfter a sluggish start to the week, NFTs bounced back to close the week in a major way – led by a massive consolidation among a couple of the biggest projects in the space. WAX Defi benefits both WAXP and WAXE holders as the WAXP value of 2% of all secondary market NFT transactions on WAX are pooled each month, of which 20% of that amount of WAXP tokens are burned and 80% of that amount of WAXP tokens are distributed to stakers of WAXE. Projects that are successfully voted in receive WAX Labs funds (paid for from token inflation) to pay for WAX development projects.ĭEFI: WAXP tokens can be converted to ERC-20 WAXE tokens at a 1,000 WAXP to 1 WAXE ratio. WAX LABS: WAX Labs is a worker proposal system that allows developers to propose WAX projects that are voted on by token stakers. Many emerging play-to-earn games are also significant participants in the WAX NFT ecosystem. Additionally, many popular dApps, such as sell NFTs directly using WAX tokens. Users can utilize WAX tokens to buy and sell NFTs in many dApps and marketplaces, such as, , and many more. NFTs: WAX has the largest NFT ecosystem of any blockchain, including more than 100 million NFT assets from more than 30,000 dApps and NFT projects. The office of inspector general writes reports about current and prospective block producers to allow token stakers to make more informed decisions when voting for block producers. WAX uses a Delegated Proof of Stake system in which these block producers provide computing power to the WAX network in exchange for a fixed monthly fee (paid out of token inflation). STAKING AND VOTING: WAX users that stake tokens also earn the right to vote for block producers and earn voting rewards, paid for out of token inflation. Alternatively, dApp developers can stake these resources or provide RAM on behalf of their users. Users can manage these resources directly in the WAX Cloud Wallet. While NET and CPU are staked for, RAM is bought and sold through the RAM market due to its limited supply. Each WAX Token staked corresponds with a certain amount of NET, CPU, and RAM.

dApp developers and users need NET, CPU, and RAM to perform actions on the WAX Blockchain. RESOURCES: Similar to other blockchains like Ethereum that require gas fees to operate, WAX requires Resources. WAXP is Worldwide Asset eXchange's native utility token and is used in the following functions:

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