🧙‍♂️ Bitcoin wizard meme sells as NFTs and makes the creator $150,000

🧙‍♂️ Bitcoin wizard meme sells as NFTs and makes the creator $150,000 😌 FTX Japan resumes fiat and crypto asset withdrawals 🦄 1inch celebrates 1.4 million users on Polygon, YTD growth of 65.21%

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🧙‍♂️ Bitcoin wizard meme sells as NFTs and makes the creator $150,000 

😌 FTX Japan resumes fiat and crypto asset withdrawals

🦄 1inch celebrates 1.4 million users on Polygon, YTD growth of 65.21%

Bitcoin wizard meme sells as NFTs and makes the creator $150,000

When it comes to art, many people look for works with emotional value and a certain level of sophistication. But what about a pixelated wizard meme that has been circulating on the internet since 2013? Well, thanks to NFTs or rather a recent spike of popularity of ordinals on Bitcoin, this particular meme has recently sold for 6 Bitcoin - or near $150,000 at current prices.

Udi said that he and Taproot Wizards had a blast helping Mavensbot put together the collection of inscriptions, which were sold within 3 hours on Saturday. Apparently, most payments were received from NFT enthusiasts - many of whom had downloaded a Bitcoin lightning wallet for the first time in their lives.

Well, at least the creator of the meme, Mavensbot, is now sitting on a rather hefty payday. Who said you can't live of making crappy wizard memes?

FTX Japan resumes fiat and crypto asset withdrawals

It's been a wild ride for FTX Japan. In April of 2022, the company (called Liquid Japan back then) was acquired by FTX, a company that promised to bring "cryptocurrency trading technology to Japan." But come November of 2022 and the whole thing came crashing down. FTX filed for bankruptcy, freezing the assets of about nine million customers and leaving billions of dollars in legal proceedings.

But now FTX Japan is saying that it will resume the withdrawals and that customers must first move their assets to a new Liquid Japan account.

"We are pleased to announce that we will resume our services for withdrawal of fiat currency and crypto assets of FTX Japan via the Liquid Japan web platform at 12:00 p.m. (noon, JST) on February, 21, 2023." - FTX Japan said in its press release.

So, it looks like Japanese FTX users will be made whole again. Sure, it probably took a lot more time than they were hoping, but hey, at least they're getting their money back, which is pretty rare for the crypto space.

1inch celebrates 1.4 million users on Polygon, YTD growth of 65.21%

It looks like 1inch Network has been doing some major flexing recently! With their recent update, they managed to attain 1.4 million users on the Polygon network, and their native token's price has been on the rise for quite some time, showing YTD growth of 65.21%.

The recent ecosystem update has been a great success and the 1INCH token has seen an impressive 19.32% gain in the trailing 7-day period.

DEX'es have been very popular since the FTX crash, and for a good reason. In crypto, having a decentralized exchange gives users the power to take control of their assets and manage their investments without relying on traditional centralized exchanges. Soon enough, we'll see the rise of massive hyper-decentralized exchanges that will make the crypto decentralized space even more accessible and efficient.