MafiaFoot, an upcoming play-to-earn strategy NFT game, has secured a partnership with Ternoa to launch its upcoming IDO.

The game will provide play-to-earn mechanics and become the first game mixing Football Manager, Tycoon, and FIFA games through a blockchain-based ecosystem.

MafiaFoot is a next-generation play-to-earn blockchain game where strategy and NFTs take center stage. Players can build their ultimate football club through non-fungible tokens and manage their team all the way through.

Players generate revenue while evolving their NFT cards, winning tournaments, and managing the club’s infrastructure.

In the MafiaFoot universe, players can buy and sell original cards, build a stream capable of winning games through a strategic approach, play epic tournaments to beat competitors and earn rewards, and much more.

In-game NFTs come in five different rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, and Legendary.

Furthermore, MafiaFoot players can boost characters’ skills during a match and heal them if necessary. Additionally, you can create new in-game characters through the training center.

Owners can sell or loan created players to others, establishing another revenue stream. All players have 3D animations, creating a more immersive blockchain gaming environment.

The tycoon aspect of the game focuses on day-to-day club operations, including ticket sales, merchandising sales, food, and beverage stalls, staking the $MFF token, and more.

There are multiple ways to generate revenue in this play-to-earn game, which borrows elements from Sorare and Football Manager.

The addition of securing sponsorships and making lands profitable through derivative products and ancillary services ensures players have various game modes to explore.

The MafiaFoot team has secured a partnership with the Ternoa Labs team. Through this collaboration, the MafiaFoot IDO will occur on the Ternoa Launchpad, a dynamic solution prioritizing community access first.

Additionally, users looking to participate in the upcoming IDO can gain whitelist access by subscribing to the MafiaFoot website.

Joining the whitelist also makes users eligible for the upcoming airdrop and MafiaFoot’s private sale, among other benefits.

About MafiaFoot
MAFIAFOOT is a Play To Earn football club management game that integrates a strong TYCOON part. Generate revenues while evolving your NFT cards, winning tournaments, and managing your club’s infrastructures!

Source: https://beincrypto.com/nft-game-mafiafoot-announces-ternoa-partnership-for-upcoming-ido/

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With the SEC’s recent approval of Teucrium’s bitcoin ETF application, Grayscale lawyers are turning up the heat against the regulatory watchdog, by lobbying for early conversion of its pending ETF application, citing inconsistencies in the SEC’s list of approvals.

Lawyers representing the world’s largest digital asset manager have sent a letter to the SEC, arguing that its bitcoin spot ETF is no different from a Teucrium bitcoin futures ETF, approved earlier this month.

“We believe that the Teucrium order confirms the fundamental point made in our November 29, 2021 letter…[w]hen it comes to approving ETPs, there is not a basis for treating spot bitcoin products differently from Bitcoin futures products,” reads a letter from Davis Pol & Wardwell.

The November 2021 letter also challenges the notions of fraud and market manipulation offered by SEC chair Gary Gensler, saying that the SEC has never been able to prove a difference between market manipulation risk in the futures market and the spot market.

“If anything, derivatives markets present additional opportunities for manipulation on top of spot markets, which is why the derivatives markets have an additional layer of federal regulation, to begin with,” the letter reads.

Currently, Gensler has held off on approving spot ETFs, as be believes the bitcoin markets are ripe for manipulation and abuse. In his letter, he said that both spot and futures-based Bitcoin products “face exposure to the same underlying Bitcoin market, any fraud or manipulation in the underlying market will affect both products in the same way.”

Source: https://beincrypto.com/grayscale-says-lawsuit-in-sec-future-if-application-rejected/

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From March 1-21, Swarm, a blockchain protocol for decentralized storage and communication, in collaboration with Fair Data Society (FDS), held the ‘We Are Millions’ Web3 hackathon.

During these three weeks, the event gathered 2400 artists, gamers, developers, activists, and members of the crypto community from 40 countries to explore the vision of a sovereign digital society and bring over the new, fairer web.

With FDS and Ethersphere as its key sponsors, “We Are Millions” has partnered with Nordic Game, one of Europe’s leading gaming platforms, Kiwix, an offline reader for online content like Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, or TED Talks, and Gitcoin, a platform where coders and developers can get paid to work on open-source software in a wide variety of programming languages. BeInCrypto acted as the main media partner and moderator of the event.

Seventy two presenters, including Viktor Tron (Swarm), Daan Archer (Copyright Delta), and Erik Beijnoff (former Spotify Browse) shared their expertise on Web3-related topics, including arts, gaming, development, and politics. In total, 957 total hours of talks were watched by the participants on YouTube and Zoom, 854 NFTs were dropped, and 20 bounties, including novel proof-of-concept (PoC), were held during the hackathon.

As one of the key highlights of the event, Kiwix and Swarm joined forces to develop a PoC for uncensorable content, which would be leveraged to create a decentralized version of Wikipedia. It was done via bounties, which are available on the GitHub. There were two bounties for uploading and searching, with several repositories (submissions) inside each, including very elaborate ones like BeeZim. The winners were announced on March 21

Source: https://beincrypto.com/wam-hackathon-gathers-2400-attendees-completes-poc-for-uncensorable-wikipedia/

The largest lender in Australia has warned that a story claiming that it has partnered with a cryptocurrency trading platform is false.

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) issued a statement that urged users to disregard reports that the bank had entered into a partnership with a trading platform.

The “article” purports to be a story on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) website, but closer scrutiny shows the website is a funnel to redirect users to the scammer’s website.

“Commonwealth Bank has become aware of a fake news article circulating on social media, including Facebook, alleging the bank partnered with a cryptocurrency trading platform to encourage people to invest in crypto assets. This is totally false and untrue,” reads the warning.

The bank revealed that it has urged social media publishers to take down the article and has gone a step further to file a formal complaint with authorities.

Source:  https://beincrypto.com/australia-largest-bank-falls-victim-to-crypto-news-scam/

MetaMask has issued a warning to users of iPhone, Mac, and iPad devices of a phishing attack strategy after a user reported losing $650,000.

The threat particularly concerns devices that have automatic backups to iCloud, which is often a default setting.

Some users save their seed phrases on iCloud and run the risk of being compromised in the eventuality of an attacker discovering their password.

“If you have enabled iCloud backup for app data, this will include your password-encrypted MetaMask vault. If your password isn’t strong enough, and someone phishes your iCloud credentials, this can mean stolen funds,” reads the warning from MetaMask.

The warning also came with tips on how users can protect themselves from the threat. The easiest method is for users to disable iCloud backups by navigating to settings and making the necessary changes on the backups menu.

Source: https://beincrypto.com/metamask-issues-warnings-to-icloud-users-after-650k-phishing-attack/