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ConsenSys Plots Massive Expansion Following $200M Fundraising
ConsenSys is preparing for battle in crypto’s hot jobs market with $200 million to spend on up to 400 new hires after a funding round valuing the Ethereum backer at $3.2 billion. “The Hash” hosts discuss the past, present, and future of ConsenSys as a force to be reckoned with in the Ethereum ecosystem.

LA’s Iconic Staples Center to Be Renamed Crypto.com Arena
The iconic Staples Center arena in Los Angeles will be renamed Crypto.com Arena on Christmas Day. Singapore-based crypto exchange Crypto.com bought the naming rights for 20 years for $700 million, making it one of the biggest naming deals in sports history.

South Korea a Metaverse Hub, NFTs Go From Digital to Physical
Chinese crypto mining hardware manufacturer Canaan reports Q3 earnings. South Korea emerges as a metaverse hub. NFTs start bridging the digital and physical worlds. We’ll have more on those stories and other news shaping the cryptocurrency and blockchain world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."

MyEtherWallet Allows Users to Mint Ethereum Blocks as NFTs
MyEtherWallet (MEW), a wallet and interface for participating in the Ethereum network, has launched its first NFT collection that tokenizes individual blocks on the Ethereum blockchain. COO Brian Norton discusses ETH blocks, NFTs, and the possible factors moving ether’s price as the cryptocurrency is nursing more than a 3% loss at press time.

Bacon Protocol CEO on Minting Home Mortgages as NFTs
In an industry first, Bacon Protocol, a decentralized mortgage platform that provides private investors a solution for lending, is minting eight home mortgages. CEO Karl Jacobs discusses how it all works and what he hopes to achieve.

Congressman Glenn Thompson Releases Crypto Regulatory Blueprint
CoinDesk’s Nikhilesh De discusses the latest policy news out of Congress as Rep. Glenn Thompson (R-PA) has released a discussion draft of the Digital Commodity Exchange Act of 2021. What could this mean for the U.S. crypto regulatory landscape?

Role of Crypto in Liberating Women in Afghanistan
Following the rapid collapse of the Afghan government, the Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO) has created an initiative with Opengrants.io to fund 100,000 women in Afghanistan to receive a week’s worth of food in crypto.

President Biden Signs $1T Infrastructure Bill With Crypto Broker Reporting Requirement Into Law
U.S. President Joe Biden has just signed into law the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill that contains a controversial crypto provision that potentially expands the definition of a "broker." "If this goes through ... it's going to make it very difficult for crypto to really flourish in the U.S.," said host Naomi Brockwell. "It's going to push innovation off shore."

Twitter CFO: Buying Crypto Assets ‘Doesn’t Make Sense Right Now’
"The Hash" hosts react to Twitter CFO Ned Segal saying investing in cryptocurrencies “doesn’t make sense right now,” citing volatility concerns. Meanwhile, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is a supporter of decentralized technology, including bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. His fintech firm Square also holds crypto on its balance sheets. What do we make of the disconnect?

Bitcoin Below $60K in a ‘Funding Reset’ Move, Tests Key Support
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 during mid-European hours early Tuesday, extending early weakness and testing the 50-day moving average (MA) for the first time since Oct. 1. Analysts said a pullback was expected and has normalized the elevated funding rates, or costs associated with holding long positions, in the perpetual futures market. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee breaks down the Chart of the Day.
