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[ad_1] Japan is pitching itself as the next big hotspot to incubate Web3 projects, revolving around cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens, blockchain gaming, and the metaverse. Despite regulatory uncertainty and the element of volatility linked to the sector, Japan is ready to host players working in the Web3 industry. Fumio Kishida, the Prime Minister of Japan, has…

[ad_1] In a rather pro-Web3 move, Nike has struck a partnership with EA Sports hoping to be able to push elements of Web3 like cryptocurrencies and NFTs, deeper into the international gaming ecosystem. The shoes and athleisure brand Nike has been experimenting with digital collectibles or NFTs for quite some time now. As for EA…

[ad_1] The Web3 sector in India is exceeding adoption expectations beyond just cryptocurrencies. Blockchain gaming and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are also attracting tech-savvy Indians with what they have to offer — ranging from digital properties in the metaverse to copyright and royalty rights over purchased NFTs. Parth Chadha, the CEO of Indian Web3 firm STAN…

[ad_1] Stepn, a play-to-earn blockchain game has become the first game in this category to integrate Apple Pay to its services. This integration eliminates the need for players to make a crypto wallet in order to purchase the special ‘Sneaker NFTs’ by Stepn. Instead, iOS users will just be able to do so via Apple…

[ad_1] Asia houses the majority share of gamers in the world, because of which the Web3 gaming industry is looking hopefully at expanding the sector in the continent. The gaming community of Asia churns the maximum chunk of revenue. In its latest research report, DappRadar said the Asian nations of India, China, Japan, and South…