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It was reported yesterday that Twitter has begun entering the necessary channels to adhere to regulatory requirements for eventual payment services. With many in the digital asset industry interested, it has been reported that Elon Musk wants Twitter payments to be fiat-focused with crypto in mind. The billionaire Twitter CEO’s long history with DOGE is well documented, as is his appreciation for crypto. Conversely, Blockworks has noted that his vision for Twitter payments is “fiat, first and foremost,” with crypto as a later addition. Source: Reuters The reports from yesterday stated that Twitter had begun the process of the license application to register the social media platform as a payment service. Moreover, it was noted that the creation of the necessary software has begun under the Musk regime. Subsequently leading many to wonder just what that looks like for the platform. Now, we have insight from various reports that have noted Elon Musk views Twitter payments

Sorare seals partnership with the English Premier League to issue Ethereum-based digital player cards for its popular fantasy sports platform. Blockchain-powered fantasy sports firm Sorare has sealed a deal with the English Premier League to mint Ethereum-based digital player cards on its platform. Sorare has driven an interesting use case for Ethereum-based fantasy sports and digital card trading in recent years, offering fans the ability to mint, collect and trade various player cards with other users across a variety of nonfungible token (NFT) marketplaces. Cointelegraph reached out to Sorare to clarify details of their latest deal which brings the Premier League to the fingertips of Football fans. While the partnership was officially announced on January 30, a Sorare spokesperson said discussions between the league and the company had been ongoing for a lengthy period. Premier League player cards are available for purchase on Sorare's platform, with some 'super rare'

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has reiterated his supposed skepticism of bitcoin, recently calling it a “hyped-up fraud,” and a “pet rock.” For it’s part, Bank of America has said that it views central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins as a “natural evolution of today’s monetary and payment systems.” This and more on inflation and the U.S. Federal Reserve’s next moves, just below. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Calls Bitcoin ‘Hyped-up Fraud’ — Expects Satoshi Nakamoto to Increase BTC Supply Cap JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon calls bitcoin “a hyped-up fraud.” The executive questioned the cryptocurrency’s supply cap, expecting a picture of bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto to pop up and laugh at us all when bitcoin’s supply hits 21 million coins. Read More Morgan Stanley CEO Says Inflation Has Peaked and China Has Made a Major Pivot Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman says two changes have happened recently that “really matter” to the economy. The executive explained t

Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly popular as a way for investors to diversify their portfolios. With so many different coins and tokens available, it can be difficult to know which ones to buy.  In this article, we will look at five of the best cryptos to buy today – MEMAG, FTM, FGHT, MATIC, and CCHG. We will discuss each coin's Features and use cases in detail so that you can make an informed decision about which one is the right fit for your portfolio. Best Crypto to Buy Today 27 January Every cryptocurrency investor hopes to participate in a project early enough and with enough potential to earn returns that will change their lives. Therefore, finding the best cryptocurrency to invest in now could turn 2023 into a year to remember for savvy investors. On January 27, the global crypto market value was $1.04 trillion, representing a 0.18% decline from the previous day. The overall cryptocurrency market volume in 24 hours was $53.52 billion. During thi