🎧 Polygon, Warner Music Group, and LGND.io launch a Web3 music platform

🎧 Polygon, Warner Music Group, and LGND.io launch a Web3 music platform 🧠 Elon: "it's a no brainer for Twitter to have crypto payments” 🍣  SushiSwap's new "Head Chef's” proposal to take away token rewards from xSushi holders sparks anger

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🎧 Polygon, Warner Music Group, and LGND.io launch a Web3 music platform

🧠 Elon: "it's a no brainer for Twitter to have crypto payments”

🍣  SushiSwap's new "Head Chef's” proposal to take away token rewards from xSushi holders sparks anger

Polygon, Warner Music Group, and LGND.io launch a Web3 music platform

Polygon partners up with Warner Music Group and e-commerce platform LGND.io to launch a web3 music program that will let you spin digital vinyls, as if you had a real turntable.

Yep, this is not your everyday turntable - it's a blockchain turntable, meaning you can access exclusive content from your favorite artists and get unique experiences from them.

The platform, called LGND Music, will have Polygon as its main partner and a collaboration with Dutch electronic music record label Spinnin' Records. The project also plans to offer digital collectables for sale, which will grant users access to special content and experiences.

This is the latest in a string of projects for Polygon, showing off their cutting-edge technology and proving themselves as the go-to blockchain for web3. Big players like Reddit, Meta, and Starbucks have all tapped into the platform to create their own experiences and products and it seems like LGND Music will be the next big project to benefit from their tech.

Elon: "it's a no brainer for Twitter to have crypto payments"

Elon Musk has recently mentioned his vision for Twitter to include the ability to transact in both digital and traditional currencies, and you know what? We couldn't agree more! After all, having the ability to pay with cryptocurrency is practically a no-brainer.

In Mario Nawfal's new Twitter Spaces, Musk said that “WeChat has a lot of functionality that Twitter should have. It’s kind of a no brainer for Twitter to have payments, both fiat currency and crypto,” and folks, we think he's right.

It's time to move away from the traditional methods of payments and embrace the future of digital money. We know Elon Musk is a forward thinker when it comes to technology, so we're excited to see how this new vision of Twitter payments will shape the platform and take it to the next level.

Crypto is the way of the future, and it looks like Twitter is ready to take a huge leap into that future.

SushiSwap's new "Head Chef's” proposal to take away token rewards from xSushi holders sparks anger

SushiSwap isn't feeling so hot at the moment and is looking for a way to regain its former glory. With that in mind, the new Head Chef Jared Grey has cooked up a proposal — why not put all of the fees paid to xSushi holders into SushiSwap's treasury wallet for one whole year? That would give SushiSwap a much needed cash infusion of an estimated $5 million, enough to keep the project afloat during these turbulent times.

The main ingredient in the new chef's master plan? To take away the token rewards from xSushi holders and redirect them to the treasury wallet. 100% of them. In the proposal, Grey stated that this would be a temporary solution and that the fee-sharing system will be restored after a year. Another core developer of SushiSwap, Matthew Lilley, agreed with the proposal, expressing his belief that the move would help stabilize SushiSwap’s future.

Needless to say, the users weren't so happy to hear the news. Many saw Grey's proposal as a way to take away their hard-earned rewards, and some even went so far as to call this "rugging the holders". The token rewards from xSushi holders have been one of the key incentives for users to stay with SushiSwap, and taking away those rewards could be a huge blow to the project, so that means the future of SushiSwap probably hangs in the balance.