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YOAKE and OpenSea will be launching an NFT collection based on the hit anime series ‘The Seven Deadly Sins,’ available on the Soneium blockchain for fans and collectors. According to a press release sent to crypto.news, the NFT collection titled “YOAKE & The Seven Deadly Sins Anime Series” is available exclusively on the OpenSea NFT marketplace. Traders can begin minting the anime NFTs from March 25 at 5:00 AM GMT. Each NFT is valued at 0.002 ETH ( ETH ) or equal to around $4.12 and is available for minting on Sony’s Layer 2 blockchain, Soneium. Users can mint an unlimited amount of the NFT for up to 72 hours since its launch. YOAKE, which promotes itself as a fan engagement protocol that fuses elements of Japanese pop culture with blockchain technology, will be the first company to bring an officially licensed NFT collection from the anime movie “The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light,” which is currently available to watch on Netflix. “The Seven Deadly Sins” is a Japanese fantasy anime series based on the popular manga by Nakaba Suzuki that was published by KODANSHA. Set in a fictional medieval realm called Britannia, the anime tells the story of a group of warriors who were accused of a crime they did not commit. They go on a quest to clear their names. Led by the group’s leader Meliodas, their adventures for four seasons and a few movies and original video animations or OVAs. The NFT collection on OpenSea features the iconic scene from the movie “The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light,” where Meliodas and his younger brother Zeldris sit in the sunlight, sharing a solemn vow with their sacred chalices. This collection is backed by Startale, which has strategically supported the acquisition of this IP by YOAKE. After launching this collection, CBO at YOAKE entertainment, Sota Moriyama says the firm plans to release more anime-themed collectibles on-chain, in hopes of driving more fandom engagement into the web3 space. “YOAKE is committed to pushing web3 adoption through the power of culture, and there’s no better way to bring this vision to life than by introducing officially licensed anime collectibles onchain,” said Moriyama in a statement. CEO of OpenSea, Devin Finzer, expressed excitement regarding the Japanese pop culture-themed collaboration with YOAKE as it would potentially bring fans of the series on-chain. “We’re proud to facilitate bringing top-tier franchises like The Seven Deadly Sins directly to fans with YOAKE,” said Finzer. In October last year, Animoca Brands Japan embarked on a similar venture when they released an NFT collection inspired by the popular Japanese cyberpunk movie “Ghost in the Shell.” However, the NFTs were launched on Animoca’s trading platform SORAH, rather than OpenSea.

DigiByte’s native token, DGB, has soared by 13% , hitting a weekly high. Trading activity for the token has also surged after the protocol reportedly approved an upgrade. According to data from crypto.news, DGB ( DGB ) has gone up by 13.2% in the past 24 hours. On March 25, the token has reached a new weekly high of $0.009392 following news that the community has approve the implementation of Bitcoin ( BTC )’s Taproot activation in its operations. At press time, DGB is trading hands at $0.925. Its market cap has increased alongside its price surge, currently amounting to around $162 million. DGB is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency and blockchain protocol that was launched in 2014. DGB tokens are usually used to facilitate payment for decentralized application and smart contract transactions on the blockchain . The tokens can be mined through a proof-of-work consensus using computational power to solve complex mathematical problems, validating transactions, and adding them to the blockchain. DGB’s mining mechanism and scalability has been compared to earlier cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Both DGB and BTC rely on a proof‑of‑work mechanism to secure their blockchains. While DigiByte also follows a PoW model, it employs five different mining algorithms, which are SHA‑256, Scrypt, Skein, Qubit, and Odocrypt. DGB’s multi‑algorithm approach helps to prevent the centralization of mining power and makes the network accessible to a wider range of hardware—from ASICs to GPUs and CPUs. At the moment, DGB’s circulating token supply is at 17.60 billion, which is around 83.8% of its total supply. Meanwhile, there is still approximately 3.40 billion DGB that can be mined or around 16.2% of its total supply. The DGB token has been on the rise since the blockchain has been considering an upgrade to its system called the Taproot Activation process through the BIP-9 soft fork. So far, 95% of its blocks have indicated support for DigiByte adopting the Taproot Activation model. According to the site, Digibyte has already begun the process of Taproot activation. However, it is not fully active yet. Initially deployed on Bitcoin in 2021, the Taproot upgrade is a collection of protocol updates that introduce new features that change the way blockchains process transactions. With the Taproot upgrade, transactions require less data and less work as multiple signatures can be combined for verification, rather than being aggregated individually. Additionally, it can also improve smart contract functionality on the blockchain. In Bitcoin’s case, this feature expanded on the types of transactions that could be processed through native smart contracts on the blockchain. Another key benefit brought in by Taproot is the reduction of fees on the blockchain. The upgrade is able to streamline how data is processed, therefore cutting down on resources which leads to lower costs for users. This is one of the reasons why the upgrade is highly anticipated by the DigiByte community. Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.

While the U.S. grapples with developments in traditional finance, Europe is increasingly becoming a hub for cryptocurrency investing. 21Shares, a leading player in digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs), has expanded its reach by listing three new products on Nasdaq Stockholm . These new offerings provide European investors with regulated exposure to Bitcoin (CBTC), Solana (ASOL), and XRP (AXRP). This move by 21Shares comes at a time when traditional finance in the US is seeing interesting shifts, with firms like Fidelity Investments and Charles Schwab recently purchases of select money-market exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This contrast highlights the different approaches to investment products in the US and Europe. Related: BlackRock Bucks the Trend: Buys Bitcoin Again, This Time $50 Million Worth Significantly, these new ETPs from 21Shares come with cost-effective fee structures, making them an appealing option for investors. Also, they offer the security of being physically backed by the underlying digital assets, providing a direct link to the performance of Bitcoin, Solana, and XRP. The inclusion of staking yields in the Solana ETP (ASOL) is a notable feature, offering investors an additional incentive beyond potential price appreciation. This reflects the growing interest in strategies that allow investors to earn passive income from their blockchain-based assets. Europe’s regulatory clarity, particularly under the MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) framework, is a key factor driving the growth of crypto ETPs in the region. This clear regulatory environment, coupled with rising institutional adoption of digital assets, is creating a favorable landscape for companies like 21Shares to expand. Related: BlackRock and Fidelity Buy Millions in ETH Amid Market Volatility 21Shares already boasts listings on 11 major exchanges and manages over $7.5 billion in assets. Its continued expansion into the Nordic region, with these new listings on Nasdaq Stockholm, underscores the increasing appetite among European investors for regulated, transparent, and accessible ways to gain exposure to the cryptocurrency market. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Cardano (ADA) and Ripple (XRP) are two of the most talked-about projects in crypto right now, sparking discussions from Washington, D.C., to financial hubs worldwide. Altcoin Buzz YouTube podcast compares these two major cryptocurrencies to predict which one might have a bigger year in 2025. Altcoin Buzz pointed out that Charles Hoskinson’s leadership is bringing more attention and new opportunities to Cardano, especially with its recent integration as a Layer 2 solution for Bitcoin. Cardano and Bitcoin both use the UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model, which gives them a compatibility that Ethereum’s externally owned accounts (EOAs) don’t have. Plus, Cardano has made some improvements to this model, making transactions faster and more secure. Another major development is Cardano’s Midnight Protocol , which is designed to solve one of the biggest problems in crypto: privacy. Altcoin Buzz explained that if digital assets are going to be adopted globally, people need financial privacy, and Midnight could be a game-changer here. On top of that, Cardano has become the most decentralized blockchain based on the Nakamoto coefficient. This measures how many validators need to team up to control a third of the network. With 77 validators required, Cardano is currently the leader in decentralization among proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchains. Looking at how ADA’s tokens are set up, it’s also in a good position. With 87% of its total supply already out there, there’s less risk of inflation, which is good for investors thinking long-term. Related: Top Analyst’s Confident Take: ADA and XRP at $10? ‘Fine With Me’ XRP, on the other hand, is likely to get a boost from the expected end of its long legal fight with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This lawsuit has been holding back XRP’s growth, but if it gets resolved by mid-2025 as many expect, XRP could finally reach its full potential. Ripple’s main goal is to solve one of the biggest inefficiencies in the world’s financial system: cross-border payments. The current system, mostly run by SWIFT, handles over $150 trillion in transactions every year but is slow and expensive. XRP wants to shake up this market by offering transfers that are almost instant and cost very little. Related: Ripple to SEC: Enough With Confusion—Time for Clear Crypto Rules, Not Backdoor Regulation Moreover, Ripple is making good progress with its RLUSD stablecoin, which is becoming more popular in places like Dubai. And recently, the financial giant Franklin Templeton applied for an XRP ETF . If this gets approved, it could really increase the adoption and investment in XRP, which is already the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, at around $140 billion. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.