The Facebook crypto project ran into roadblocks from federal regulators.
Bringing avatars to comments, stories and more.
While OpenSea reimbursed its users $1.8 million USD after an error.
Bloomberg reports that the company is considering selling assets to return money to its investors.
Including photo and video editing capabilities and a new screenshot notification.
That will allow the company to develop complex technologies in the metaverse.
A direct rival to TikTok’s Duets feature.
The next to hop on the NFT train.
The class action suit represents 44 million Facebook users.
The concept is said to be “off limits.”
While Instagram plans to “double down” on video content in 2022.
In the efforts to retain talent from warding off to rival tech companies.