There's no way OpenSea is doing this...

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Now on to the news!

- Hunter Maier

⛵️  OpenSea officially announces Solana integration!

📉  Is a Bitcoin retest coming?

🎮  Over $600M worth of crypto assets stolen.

• Impostors Genesis Aliens - Floor Price: 1.55 ETH

• MAX PAIN AND FRENS - Floor Price: 1.1 ETH

• KIWAMI Genesis - Floor Price: .619 ETH

• Peacefall - Floor Price: .15 ETH

If you haven't already heard the news, OpenSea confirms the listing of Solana NFTs on its platform.

After months of leaks and rumors, OpenSea teased the integration through an animated video showcasing the storm of tweets referencing currency's implementation. While an exact date wasn't provided, the video's ending stated that the integration would be available next month in April.

Following Ethereum, Solana serves as the second-largest NFT blockchain boasting more affordable fees and quicker transaction speeds.

OpenSea's now competitor, Magic Eden - the leading NFT marketplace for the Solana blockchain, responded to the announcement with a simple yet ominous "bring it."

We'll update you as soon as we know more!

The recent bullish momentum within the crypto market seems to be slowing down ever so slightly. "Is this bad?" In my eyes, not at all.

Over the past few weeks, we've seen incredible bullish momentum among stocks, crypto, and even in specific NFT collections. A corrective pullback was bound to occur at one point or another. What matters is what happens after the retracement. As long as price action holds above $45,000, there should be no reason to be bearish.

Hackers stole roughly $625M worth of Ethereum and USDC through an exploit found within the Ronin network's validator nodes. In turn, this marks one of the biggest crypto hacks to date.

For those who don't know, the Ronin network is a gaming-focused blockchain network used by the popular NFT game Axie Infinity. This network is directly responsible for monitoring deposits and withdrawals of AXS, RON, and SLP (all currencies used within the Axie Infinity ecosystem). The Ronin network currently runs on nine validator nodes, five of which are needed to validate a transaction. The hacker was able to gain access to four of Sky Mavis's nodes and one additional node through a third-party node that lived within the Axie DAO. Once the nodes were in control of the hacker, it was as simple as transferring funds from one wallet to another. 

What Ronin has done so far in response to the hack:

• Addressing the public on the matter

• Staying in contact with notable security teams

• Node migration

• Halting the Ronin Bridge (securing all attack vectors)

• Disabled Katana DEX (no deposits can be made)

• Monitoring the stolen funds

If you're interested in learning more about the hack, please read Ronin's official response here!

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