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Binance Pay has joined forces with STICPAY to offer STICPAY users more options and benefits for e-wallet crypto payments. The partnership aims to provide a faster, cheaper and more accessible remittance option for the 18 million Filipino users of STICPAY and their families and loved ones abroad. STICPAY users can now deposit funds directly into their accounts through Binance Pay, which supports more than 70 leading cryptocurrencies. This allows them to trade, send, and transact in crypto more efficiently and securely. You might also like: Binance CEO and executives face possible indictment in Brazil STICPAY CEO Wei Zhou said: “We’re hugely excited to have partnered with Binance Pay, the leaders in cryptocurrency payment technology. STICPAY’s mission is to make digital payments cheaper, faster, and more convenient, and by integrating with Binance Pay our users will be able to handle more cryptocurrencies, more efficiently than ever before.”. The pa...

DeLabs has promised to return the $3 million grant initially provided by Polygon Labs to support y00ts from Solana to Polygon. Non-fungible token project y00ts is again switching blockchain networks, only four months after bridging the majority of its NFTs from Solana to Polygon. DeLabs, the NFT firm behind y00ts, announced via its X (Twitter) account on Aug. 9 it will soon be migrating to Ethereum in line with its DeGods NFT collection. 1. y00ts will be migrating to Ethereum. — y00ts (@y00tsNFT) August 9, 2023 The NFT collection had mostly migrated from Solana to Polygon in April. The move was first initially announced in December, with the migration starting officially on March 28. By March 30, Polygon announced 11,633 of a total of 15,000 y00ts NFTs had been bridged. DeLabs said the move was to unite its y00ts community with its DeGods community. DeGods had also announced it would be bridging off Solana in December and similarly began its migration from Solana to Ethereum ...

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'...