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DIBA, a new marketplace for exchanging Bitcoin-based non-fungible tokens (NFTs), offers trading on layer 2 networks like the Lightning Network. Using “Really Good for Bitcoin” (RGB) smart contracts, DIBA aims to enable cheaper, more private transactions and simplify token issuance on Bitcoin.

A new blockchain token standard by Bitcoin Miladys enables Ethereum-based NFT owners to convert their tokens into Bitcoin network-based Ordinals, bridging Ethereum and Bitcoin networks. This innovative move offers compatibility with existing wallets and has contributed to significant growth in Bitcoin Ordinals inscriptions.

Bitcoin-based NFTs and meme tokens experience soaring popularity as Ordinals inscriptions reach 9 million. The Bitcoin Ordinals protocol enables inscribing digital artifacts, drawing criticism for misuse and increasing network congestion. Despite concerns, it serves as a catalyst for Bitcoin adoption and expansion into other cryptocurrencies.

Binance’s NFT marketplace introduces a new NFT lending feature, allowing users to borrow cryptocurrencies using NFTs as collateral. This trend offers diversification opportunities and maximizes digital investments. Currently, Ether (ETH) borrowing against flagship NFT collections is supported, with a 7.91% interest rate per annum.

Binance is adding support for Bitcoin-based NFTs, Ordinals, on its marketplace, highlighting their mainstream appeal. As institutional interest grows, skepticism remains with critics arguing NFT projects could dilute digital asset values. Recent developments aim to increase inclusivity and promote a more diverse NFT ecosystem.

Binance announces plans to support Bitcoin NFTs called Ordinals, expanding beyond Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Chain-based NFTs. The move aims to attract more collectors and trading opportunities, simplifying user onboarding and offering a secure method of entering the growing market.

Binance announces support for Ordinals inscriptions on its NFT marketplace, marking its entry into the Bitcoin-based market. The update, scheduled for later this month, will allow users to purchase and trade inscriptions using Binance accounts, alongside Ethereum and BNB Chain NFTs.

The Bitcoin blockchain experiences a fee surge due to increasing demand for block space driven by BRC-20 tokens and the Ordinals Protocol. This has led to network congestion, causing issues at cryptocurrency exchanges and leading to a significant increase in average transaction fees.

“New Bitcoin City, a recently launched platform, uses Bitcoin to create games, conduct NFT auctions and operate a marketplace. Further expanding Bitcoin’s utility, developers have leveraged BRC-20 standards to issue tokens and create DeFi applications, extending Bitcoin’s impact beyond just a digital currency.”