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Britney Spears recently posted a cryptic message on her Instagram, alluding to an inner conflict she's experiencing. This comes in the wake of her divorce announcement with husband Sam Asghari. In the Instagram story, Spears shared a video featuring a toddler breaking an egg onto an older woman's head, followed by a message from Spears. She clarified that she wasn't complaining about the video but hinted at a deeper meaning. She mentioned having experienced similar actions herself, causing her to view it differently. Spears revealed that her inner conflict often stems from having those she considers enemies right in front of her, alluding to keeping them close because of love. She expressed sensitivity towards bullying or people laughing at others. She concluded her message by alluding to the complexity of truth, emphasizing the need to see things from different angles. Spears and Asghari's divorce was announced in August, citing irreconcilable differences. Asghari confirmed the separation on Instagram, stating that they had decided to end their journey together. The couple met when Asghari worked as a dancer on Spears' 2016 song «Slumber Party» and became engaged in 2021. Their 2022 wedding at Spears' home attracted A-list guests like Selena Gomez, Madonna and Paris Hilton. Asghari played a crucial role in supporting Spears during her conservatorship battle, which ended in 2021. Spears is set to release a tell-all memoir titled «The Woman in Me» later this year, shedding light on her life's intricacies.

The new blockchain-based IP ownership network Story Protocol closed a $54 million funding round on Sept. 7, which included investments from big names like Paris Hilton’s 11:11 Media, and Andreessen Horowitz, also known as a16z. 

Story Protocol, a startup that uses blockchain tech to track intellectual property (IP), has secured more than $54 million in funding driven by venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) crypto.

Love or hate them, influencers are as inseparable from crypto as blockchain itself. While it’s hard to imagine a crypto space without social media influencers, they sometimes act unethically by promoting dubious tokens and profiteering at the expense of ordinary investors. Such practices are a matter of concern — not only to the crypto community members who trust them but also to regulators.

Sam Asghari, the husband of singer Britney Spears, has filed for divorce from her after their 14-month marriage. A reliable source close to Asghari, not authorized to speak publicly, confirmed the divorce filing on Wednesday, media reports said. This came shortly after several media outlets, including TMZ and People magazine, reported the couple's separation.

Auction House Sotheby’s has responded to the new allegations leveled against it by Bored Ape investors describing it as opportunistic and simply without merit.

Fine arts auction house Sotheby’s has recently been named in the class-action lawsuit filed by Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) investors against BAYC creators Yuga Labs. The investors allege that the auction house helped Yuga Labs “deceptively promote” the nonfungible token (NFT) collection. 

Britney Spears and her husband Sam Asghari are reportedly heading for Splitsvilla. According to a report by TMZ, Asghari accused the ‘Toxic’ singer of infidelity and the duo had a nasty fight. Asghari moved out of her Los Angeles home.

United States President Joe Biden may have inadvertently become Bitcoin’s latest brand ambassador in a new "cringe" video advertising merchandise for his reelection campaign.

Jamie Foxx after he shared a health update on video.

In this week’s newsletter, read about how France’s top contemporary art museum will display nonfungible tokens (NFTs). Find out why a founder of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) copycat project, RR/BAYC, is opposing trademark applications from Yuga Labs. Check out how NFTs based on Ethereum lost 60% of their market capitalization, and learn how Bitcoin (BTC) non-zero addresses surged because of Bitcoin NFTs. And don’t forget this week’s Nifty News, featuring American socialite Paris Hilton launching a dating metaverse called Parisland. 

Showing an interest in cryptocurrencies might just be the key to attracting a romantic partner, according to a Valentine’s Day survey conducted by Binance.

Famous New York socialite, Paris Hilton thinks the Metaverse may be the perfect place to find one’s true love.

Yuga Labs, creators of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) and crypto fintech Moonpay are facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly using celebrities to misleadingly promote and sell nonfungible tokens (NFTs). 

Metaverse platform The Sandbox saw its Instagram profile hacked and used to try and rent out Bored Ape Yacht Club nonfungible tokens (NFTs) from a number of users on the social media platform.

In this week’s newsletter, read about how Justin Bieber, along with other celebrities, was called out to disclose their connections to nonfungible token (NFT) firms. Check out the market performance of blue chip NFTs and how NFT games have an advantage over traditional gaming business models. In other news, learn about how OpenSea is implementing new ways to combat NFT theft. And check out how experts feel about carbon offset NFTs that aim to help the environment. 

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NFTs are tokens linked to digital images, «collectable» items, avatars in games or property and objects in the burgeoning virtual world of the metaverse. The likes of Paris Hilton, Gwyneth Paltrow and Serena Williams have boasted about owning NFTs and many under-30s have been enticed to gamble for the chance of making a quick profit.

Nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, are turning out to be a treasure store with prices striding into the millions of dollars. Instances of an NFT garnering more than $69 million or a tweet fetching $2.9 million are not a fantasy, but an incredible reality.

crypto sector. The NFT sector witnessed a massive growth the previous year: in 2021 alone, the market was valued at $40 billion. This sector has continued to grow this year with new NFT marketplaces getting launched. With this continued growth, what we also saw was a new coin taking the sector by storm — $APE. Remember last year when the likes of Paris Hilton, Neymar Jr, Snoop Dogg, and many other celebrities purchased from Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), which is now one of the most popular NFTs by volume? Well, ApeCoin is the ERC-20 governance and utility token within the APE ecosystem. What this means is that every investor who bought (or will buy a BAYC NFT) would get APE tokens for free. They can cash in or sell whenever they want. Another point to note is that ApeCoin was officially created by ApeCoin DAO and not Yuga Labs, the team behind BAYC. Why does this detail matter? Most likely for regulatory purposes. Cryptocurrencies cannot give off stockish vibes. If they do, then most likely the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will come down hard on the token and the company (just like they did with Ripple). We will come back to this point a little later.

Paris Hilton (left) has bought and created NFTs and invested in multiple crypto companies.