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PARIS, March 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The year 2023 started with the first acquisitions of NFTs by museums and ended with another bull run on the stock markets and the main cryptocurrencies.

The major event in cryptocurrencies is notably BlackRock’s (the largest asset manager in the world) and Fidelity’s introduction of ETFs directly invested in Bitcoin (Bitcoin spot ETFs) authorized by the SEC on 11 January 2024. This is a real consecration for Bitcoin which on 11 March 2024 was quoted at around 72,000 dollars, while Ethereum was at $4,000 (ETH ETFs are expected very soon).

BlackRock and Fidelity have achieved the best ETF launches in 30 years thanks to Bitcoin. In their first month of trading, the “IBIT” and “FBTC” funds raised $6.5 billion, which is more than any of the 5,500 other index funds launched before them (according to Les Échos of 10 January 2024: “Bitcoin ETF: the SEC opens the doors of Wall Street wide to Bitcoin”.

This is a new record for Bitcoin. Of the 5,535 ETFs launched over the last thirty years, none have gotten off to such a strong start as BlackRock’s ‘IBIT’ and Fidelity’s ‘FBTC’, said Bloomberg expert Eric Balchunas.

This Monday, March 11, 2024, a Bloomberg report (by Tom Metcalf & Emily Nicolle) announces “The London Stock Exchange said it will start accepting applications for the admission of exchange traded notes backed by Bitcoin and Ether” in the second quarter, confirming London as the capital of cryptocurrencies on the European continent.

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This allows retail and professional investors to gain exposure to the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, without having to directly hold the asset.

Via cryptocurrencies, new collectors and art enthusiasts have been attracted to the art market, often younger than their predecessors. Not averse to speculation and the excitement of taking risks, these art enthusiasts and collectors solidly welded to their crypto-universe of Web 3.0.

The near future of Artprice by Artmarket is the meeting place between Web 3.0. (Metaverse and NFT) and Artprice’s artificial intelligence, its Intuitive Artmarket ® AI.

The 2023 period in NFT auctions, significantly less speculative than the two previous years, allowed Digital Art to finally settle peacefully in the international cultural and economic environment. As the NFT market consolidates, Artprice draws up a summary of the transactions on NFTs hammered in auction rooms in 2023, dominated by Sotheby’s, but which finished with Christie’s “Next Wave” sale on the sidelines of the Art Basel Miami Beach fair.

 Monthly evolution of proceeds from public NFT auctions

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Artprice by Artmarket.com recognizes in Digital Art – whether via NFTs or Artificial Intelligence – a revolution that it would be infinitely better to support and accompany than to reject or denigrate“, affirms thierry Ehrmann, CEO of Artmarket.com and Founder of Artprice.

Artprice subscriptions will soon be able to be paid in ETH and BTC, and our databases have already been adapted to accommodate these two cryptocurrencies. We are very proud to support digital artists with the opening of our Standardized Marketplace to NFTs. Furthermore, we acquired and presented the works Flow (2023) by digital artist Josh Pierce on the cover of our latest Annual Report of the Contemporary Art Market in 2023 and the NFT work Chaos under the pure light by artist 1dontknows for our Annual 2023 Art Market report published in 2024.”

Annual Report of the Contemporary Art Market in 2023:

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https://imgpublic.artprice.com/pdf/le-marche-de-lart-contemporain-2023.pdf

https://imgpublic.artprice.com/pdf/the-contemporary-art-market-report-2023.pdf

Annual 2023 Art Market report published in 2024:

https://imgpublic.artprice.com/pdf/le-marche-de-lart-en-2023.pdf

https://imgpublic.artprice.com/pdf/the-art-market-in-2023.pdf

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This NFT paradigm shift is well explained in the ARTE documentary, recently released in 5 languages: “NFT, Chaos in the art world”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_08d_1oY-Lo 

Throughout this documentary, thierry Ehrmann, visual artist, NFT artist and Founding CEO of Artprice.com, delivers his analysis accompanied by other artists, experts and international players in the world of Art NFTs.

Any attempt to understand the significance of NFTs in Art History requires an appreciation of the digital and cultural revolution that they represent and some kind of prediction regarding their role and impact over the short and medium term.

According to thierry Ehrmann “In its various annual reports on the Art Market and the regulated information it publishes as a listed company, Artprice by Artmarket.com has always said with regard to NFTs that it is impossible to apprehend this new market without a true understanding of Blockchain, crypto-currencies and their cultural origins among the Cypherpunks (period of PGP-type data encryption at the beginning of the 1990s).”

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Bearing in mind all the underlying parameters and data required, Artprice by Artmarket is the only organization on the global art market to be able to truly respond to the certification of primary issues of Art NFTs in an environment of cryptocurrencies and major international currencies.

In 2024, Artprice will be uniquely positioned in its capacity as a certifier of primary issues of Art NFTs  based on the fact that Artprice by Artmarket has been the Global Leader in Art Market Information for more than 27 years and is the creator and owner of its globally recognized databases. It also has the world’s largest documentary collection of art market notes, manuscripts, codices and annotated sales catalogs from 1700 to the present day, which act as a guarantee of the authenticity and historical veracity of its databases.

1. Auctions of NFTs in 2023: key figures

– 350 lots sold

– 53 unsold lots (13% of lots)

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– 32 sales sessions dedicated to or including NFTs

– 259 distinct artists

$22.7 million in turnover (including fees)

– +65% growth compared with 2022

– 0.2% of global fine art turnover

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$1.9 million worth of NFTs sold per month on average

– 6 active auction houses

– 82% of the turnover generated by Sotheby’s ($18.4 million)

$10.9 million total from “Grails: Property from an Iconic Digital Art Collection Part II” sale at Sotheby’s on 15 June 2023

– Minimum price: $126 for Ghost Sphynx (2023) by Asa Jarju

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– Average price: $64,800

– Maximum price: $6.2 million for Ringers #879 (The Goose) (2021) by Dmitri Cherniak

https://www.artprice.com/artist/1091079/asa-jarju/nft/31233678/ghost-sphynx

https://www.artprice.com/artist/1023654/dmitri-cherniak/nft/30581409/ringers-879-the-goose

Distribution of public auctions of NFT by price range and by auction house

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Distribution of public auctions of NFT by price range and by auction house

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2. Seven-digit auction results and other exceptional sales

In 2023, the seven best results of the year in the NFT category were hammered for Generative Art. This self-generating and random artistic approach is at the heart of the history of NFTs, notably with the controversial Profile Pictures (PFP) series such as the Bored Apes and the CryptoKitties. However, these series have now left their place at the forefront of the Generative scene to the abstract works created by artists like Dmitri Cherniak and Tyler Hobbs. Indeed, the series Autoglyph by Larva Labs now fetches higher prices than their CryptoPunks which made the artist duo famous.

Among the most anticipated pieces last year at auction, five digital creations created by Keith Haring at the end of the 1980s were put on sale at Christie’s in September 2023 by the Keith Haring Foundation. In the form of five unique NFTs (#1/1), these experiments were carried out on the first computers equipped with digital creation software a few years after those conducted by Andy Warhol. All the works found buyers at prices between $250,000 and $350,000.

https://onlineonly.christies.com/s/keith-haring-pixel-pioneer/lots/3479?sc_lang=en

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Top 20 results for NFT works sold at auction in 2023

1. Dmitri Cherniak (b. 1988) – Ringers #879 (The Goose) (2021): $6,215,100

2. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – fidenza #725 (2021): $1,016,000

3. Snowfro (XX-XXI) – Chromie Squiggle #1780 (2021): $635,000

4. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – Fidenza #479 (2021): $622,300

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5. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – fidenza #216 (2021): $609,600

6. Larva Labs (b. 2005) – Autoglyph #187 (2019): $571,500

7. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – fidenza #724 (2021): $442,170

8. Keith Haring (1958-1990) – Untitled (April 14, 1987) (1987): $352,800

9. Keith Haring (1958-1990) – Untitled #1 (April 16, 1987) (1987): $352,800

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10. Keith Haring (1958-1990) – untitled #2 (April 16, 1987) (1987): $352,800

11. Kjetil Golid (b. 1991) – Archetype #397 (2021): $330,200

12. Larva Labs (b. 2005) – autoglyph #218 (2019): $330,200

13. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – Fidenza #290 (2021): $279,400

14. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – Fidenza #871 (2021): $279,400

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15. Keith Haring (1958-1990) – untitled (feb 2, 1987) (1987): $277,200

16. XCOPY (b. 1981) – Loading New Conflict… Redux 6 (2018): $254,000

17. Larva Labs (b. 2005) – CryptoPunk#4153 (2017): $254,000

18. Keith Haring (1958-1990) – untitled (Feb 3, 1987) (1987): $252,000

19. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – Fidenza #370 (2021): $241,300

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20. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987) – Fidenza #861 (2021): $241,300

3. Both in auction rooms and on the Metaverse

Sotheby’s now stands out as the most active auction house on the NFT market, regularly hosting sessions dedicated to this new medium. On 15 June 2023, Part II of its sale Grails: Property from an Iconic Digital Art Collection totaled $10.9 million in New York. But apart from these sales dedicated to NFTs, Sotheby’s now also includes NFTs in general sessions: at its day sale of Contemporary Art on 19 May 2023 in New York, Tyler Hobbs’ Fidenza #725 (2021) fetched over a million dollars (including fees), against an estimated range of $120,000$180,000.

https://www.artprice.com/artist/1062390/tyler-hobbs/nft/30222588/fidenza-725

Under Patrick Drahi’s leadership, Sotheby’s has also deployed a brand new platform called Metaverse, entirely dedicated to Web3: https://metaverse.sothebys.com. In 2023, it hosted the sale of 5,000 photographs by Sebastião Salgado in the form of NFTs, then a session entitled Snow Crash curated by artist Tony Sheeder, and lastly, a sale of 500 unique works generated by the pioneer Vera Molnar (who sadly passed away shortly after on 7 December 2023).

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The projects carried out by Sotheby’s on its Metaverse platform, however, deviate somewhat from public sales in terms of transparency and communication of results and are undoubtedly more similar to private sales. Several important NFT works are still visible today on the sothebys-grails.eth wallet and are – according to Michael Bouhanna (VP, Contemporary Art Specialist & Head of Digital Art and NFTs at Sotheby’s) – available for private sale:

CryptoPunk #6669:

https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xb47e3cd837ddf8e4c57f05d70ab865de6e193bbb/6669 

Fidenza #526:

https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xa7d8d9ef8d8ce8992df33d8b8cf4aebabd5bd270/78000526 

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Bored Ape #8552:

https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xbc4ca0eda7647a8ab7c2061c2e118a18a936f13d/8552

4. ‘On-chain’ versus ‘off-chain’ transactions

The majority of NFT artworks publicly auctioned by Sotheby’s have so far gone through its main website, not through its Metaverse, and the transactions have therefore taken place outside the Blockchain. In other words, they were concluded “off-chain”; the hammer prices do not appear in the history of the NFT, where only a double transfer of ownership of the work is visible: from the seller’s portfolio (of the artist or collector) to that of Sotheby’s, and then from Sotheby’s to the buyer’s wallet, once payment is complete.

These “off-chain” transactions allow the auction house to maintain greater control over the transactions, in particular to collect payment before transferring the work to its new owner. This allows Sotheby’s to collect a commission by adding the usual fees. For its part, Christie’s, which carries out “on-chain” transactions via its Christie’s 3.0 platform https://nft.christies.com, does without a commission. Its FAQ specifies that “ Christie’s 3.0 does not add Buyer’s Premium to the hammer price” and that “You will need to pay a gas fee when you place a bid and, if applicable, when you pay sales tax and collect your NFT, Gas fees are not included in the final purchase price”. But these gas fees only concern the operating costs of the Blockchain and are not collected by the auction house.

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5. The entry of NFTs into museum collections

The year 2023 saw the first acquisitions of NFTs by several museums, starting with the most prestigious, the LACMA, the MoMA, the Pompidou Center, and the Granet Museum in Aix-en-Provence. Unlike the ambiguous situation of 2021 which saw several institutions put digital duplicates of their masterpieces on sale, it is now a matter of acquisitions of NFTs by museums, directly from artists or via their collectors.

  • CryptoPunks #110 acquired by the Center Pompidou and
  • CryptoPunks #3831 acquired by LACMA

The reluctance of auction houses regarding “on-chain” transactions is shared by museums, which are subject to strict regulations regarding the acquisition of works. The procedures they must follow sometimes conflict with the principles of transparency and decentralization of Web3. Public institutions therefore prefer for the moment to acquire “off-chain” works and avoid placing all their NFT artworks in a single wallet.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), which received a donation of 22 NFTs in February 2023 from anonymous collector Cozomo de’ Medici, has only 8 pieces on its e-wallet. Several NFTs, like Fragments of an Infinite Field #972 by Monica Rizzolli, have not yet been delivered and are still on the Cozomo de’ Medici wallet. As for the famous CryptoPunk #3831, the work has been placed in an independent portfolio.

Official announcement of the 22 NFTs acquired by LACMA:

https://unframed.lacma.org/2023/02/24/new-acquisition-cozomo-de-medici-collection

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LACMA Collection on Opensea:

https://opensea.io/0x9482B7FEF251Ebb81CeF01108c5512C27520003D

Fragments of an Infinite Field #972 de Monica Rizzolli :

https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0xa7d8d9ef8d8ce8992df33d8b8cf4aebabd5bd270/159000972

CryptoPunk #3831 by Larva Labs :

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https://opensea.io/0x0f7f63BA74681EfC4eab9777a463E2aF45916EDf

Marcella Lista, Head Curator at the Centre Pompidou explains the procedure followed by the French museum to make its first NFT acquisitions:

The Center Pompidou has opened a digital wallet exclusively dedicated to the reception and conservation of tokens, knowing that the files of the works have been uploaded in parallel to be stored on the conservation servers of the Pompidou Center  as is the case with any digital work in the collection. The works were acquired via a classic acquisition and distribution authorization contract, following the museum’s usual practice, and were paid in euros.

“The various states of visibility of these works on NFT platforms and on the Pompidou Center database can be explained by the long contractualization procedure, their registration on our inventory, and their entry into the database. Works that have not yet appeared are being processed in this administrative, accounting and technical chain.”

The Centre Pompidou NFT collection on Opensea:

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https://opensea.io/Centre_Pompidou_MNAM

CryptoPunk #110 from the Centre Pompidou:

https://cryptopunks.app/cryptopunks/details/110

6. A reassuring start to 2024

Auction houses Christie’s and Sotheby’s have started 2024 with one and two sales respectively dedicated to NFTs. Patrick Drahi’s company has already taken the lead this year, generating 92% of the segment’s turnover.

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Sotheby’s sessions GRAILS: Starry Night and Natively Digital: An Ordinals Curated Sale totaled over $1 million each, with 19 and 18 lots sold respectively, and no unsold lots. One of the best results was hammered for Genesis Cat, for Taproot Wizards (2024) by digital artist FAR. It was generally believed that the NFT market was now focused on more ‘serious’ creations, but this off-beat work – reminiscent of CryptoKitties – fetched the best NFT result at the start of 2024: $254,000 versus an estimated range of $15,000 to $20,000 (January 22 at Sotheby’s in New York).

https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2024/natively-digital-an-ordinals-curated-sale/genesis-cat?locale=fr

Auction results exceeding $100,000 for Satoshi Nakamoto, Xcopy, Beeple and Des Lucréce continue to show that the success of these digital artists is not just anecdotal. In 2024 we will probably see a consolidation of the prices of works by these key signatures on the NFT market. And the rising values of Bitcoin and Ethereum will no doubt contribute to this progression.

7. Top 50 Artists by NFT public auction turnover in 2023

1. Dmitri Cherniak (b. 1988): $7,880,898 (14 lots sold)

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2. Tyler Hobbs (b. 1987): $4,919,950 (15 lots sold)

3. Larva Labs (b. 2005): $1,811,675 (9 lots sold)

4. Keith Haring (1958-1990): $1,587,600 (5 lots sold)

5. Snowfro (XX-XXI): $743,529 (3 lots sold)

6. Kjetil Golid (b. 1991): $453,390 (7 lots sold)

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7. Refik Anadol (b.1985-): $386,796 (4 lots sold)

8. Shroomtoshi (XX-XXI): $342,900 (2 lots sold)

9. 0xDEAFBEEF (XX-XXI): $325,120 (3 lots sold)

10. Des Lucréce (xx-xxi): $289,599 (10 lots sold)

11. Xcopy (b. 1981): $254,000 (1 lot sold)

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12. Six N. Five (b. 1985): $210,321 (1 lot sold)

13. Seerlight (b. 1993): $165,100 (2 lots sold)

14. Andrea Bonaceto (b. 1989): $157,947 (1 lot sold)

15. Jack Butcher (xx-xxi): $144,534 (4 lots sold)

16. Ripcache (XX-XXI): $121,611 (2 lots sold)

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17. Deekay Kwon (b. 1989): $115,597 (1 lot sold)

18. Grant Riven Yun (xx-xxi): $107,100 (1 lot sold)

19. Beeple & Madonna (XX-XXI): $100,800 (1 lot sold)

20. luxpris (xx-xxi): $90,170 (4 lots sold)

21. Pindar Van Arman (b. 1974): $82,786 (3 lots sold)

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22. Ryan Koopmans (b. 1986): $78,315 (2 lots sold)

23. Matt Deslauriers (XX-XXI): $62,611 (6 lots sold)

24. Hideki Tsukamoto (b. 1973): $62,230 (4 lots sold)

25. Helena Sarin (XX-XXI)$61,355 (3 lots sold)

26. Anyma (b. 1988): $54,658 (1 lot sold)

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27. Terrell Jones (b. 1997): $54,052 (3 lots sold)

28. Jack Kaido (xx-xxi): $49,638 (2 lots sold)

29. Mad Dog Jones (b. 1985): $48,165 (1 lot sold)

30. Sam Spratt (XX-XXI): $48,165 (1 lot sold)

31. Alpha Centauri Kid (b. 1986): $45,139 (2 lots sold)

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32. Elman Mansimov (XX-XXI): $41,314 (1 lot sold)

33. GMUNK (b. 1975): $38,559 (1 lot sold)

34. Sofia Crespo (b. 1991): $36,915 (2 lots sold)

35. Laura El (b. 1991): $35,645 (2 lots sold)

36. William Mapan (b. 1988): $34,984 (1 lot sold)

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37. Pop Wonder (b. 1982): $34,925 (2 lots sold)

38. 0xdgb (XX-XXI)$33,020 (1 lot sold)

39. neurocolor (XX-XXI): $30,480 (2 lots sold)

40. omentejovem (XX-XXI): $30,462 (1 lot sold)

41. Casey Reas (b. 1972): $28,669 (3 lots sold)

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42. Samantha Cavet (b. 1997): $28,389 (2 lots sold)

43. Bryan Brinkman (b. 1985): $28,236 (3 lots sold)

44. Luke Shannon (b. 2000): $27,988 (1 lot sold)

45. Isaac Wright (xx-xxi): $27,940 (1 lot sold)

46. Yatreda ያጥሬዳ (XXI): $27,543 (1 lot sold)

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47. Ryan Talbot (b. 1997): $27,329 (1 lot sold)

48. Guido Di Salle (b. 1979): $26,308 (1 lot sold)

49. Tyler Hobbs & Dandelios Wist (xx-xxi): $25,400 (1 lot sold)

50. Carlos Marcial (b. 1984): $24,596 (1 lot sold)

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Grexie Signchain Launches on November 1st, 2024: Enabling Smart Contract Developers to Bring Off-Chain Data On-Chain with Seamless Gas-Paid Signing

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Grexie Signchain enables developers to sign off-chain data into smart contracts, with self-hosted or secure vault signer wallet management.

MANCHESTER, England, Oct. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Grexie Limited proudly announces the launch of its innovative smart contract solution, Signchain, on November 1st, 2024. Designed specifically for developers, Signchain introduces a powerful way to bring off-chain data on-chain through user-paid gas fees and secure signing of data into smart contract methods using its extendable smart contract, Signable.

In the growing landscape of blockchain technology, securely managing off-chain data and integrating it into on-chain smart contracts has posed significant challenges for developers. Signchain eliminates these hurdles by offering a robust, gas-efficient system for signing and authenticating data in real-time.

Key Features of Signchain:

1. Seamless Off-Chain to On-Chain Data Integration
Signchain enables developers to securely bring off-chain data on-chain by signing it directly into smart contract methods through user-paid gas fees. This integration ensures that data authenticity is preserved, and its entry into the blockchain remains tamper-proof, streamlining processes for industries relying on real-world data verification. Signchain also supports integration with Google Sheets, AWS, and Firebase, making it easy to pull data from popular off-chain data sources.

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2. Extendable Smart Contract – Signable
The core of Signchain’s technology is its extendable smart contract, Signable, which allows developers to customize and build upon existing smart contracts. With Signable, developers can easily implement contract signatures for any data type, offering flexibility across industries from finance to logistics and beyond.

3. Signer Wallet Management
Signchain offers comprehensive signer wallet management as part of its service, empowering developers to manage and authenticate signers effectively. Wallets can either be self-hosted using Signchain’s Docker container for those who prefer their own infrastructure, or they can leverage Signchain’s network of secure vaults for maximum security.

4. Self-Hosted or Managed Service
For developers who want full control of their infrastructure, Signchain provides a self-hosted option via Docker containers, allowing them to deploy the platform on their own servers. Alternatively, developers can opt to use Signchain’s secure vault network, offering a hassle-free solution with enterprise-grade security and wallet management.

5. User-Paid Gas Fees
By integrating a user-paid gas fee model, Signchain allows users to cover the costs of signing and authenticating their data, ensuring the signing process is efficient and doesn’t overburden developers with additional expenses. This makes Signchain an ideal solution for dApps and platforms handling high transaction volumes.

6. Google Sheets, AWS, Firebase Integration with Serverless Model
Signchain supports integration with Google Sheets, AWS, and Firebase in a serverless model, powered by a hosted Sign In With Ethereum (SIWE) implementation provided by Signchain’s API. Developers can simply connect their Google Sheets and configure the contract parameters associated with each column. Signchain will automatically look up the user’s wallet address in the spreadsheet, sign the transaction data, and execute it in the blockchain along with any user-supplied parameters. This creates an easy, efficient way to manage data inputs from off-chain sources without heavy infrastructure setup.

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Revolutionizing Smart Contract Workflows

With Signchain, developers now have the tools to handle the complexities of integrating off-chain data into smart contracts. The extendable nature of Signable offers flexibility, allowing developers to cater to various use cases, whether it’s automating financial transactions, supply chain data, or verifying legal agreements.

Tim Behrsin, CEO of Grexie Limited, said, “Signchain is more than just a signing solution—it’s a platform that empowers developers to securely integrate off-chain data into their smart contracts with minimal effort. The flexibility of Signable and our focus on signer wallet management offers developers control and security at every stage of the process.”

Why Signchain Matters

Signchain addresses critical challenges faced by developers, particularly those dealing with off-chain data. By signing data into smart contracts and enabling user-paid gas fees, the platform significantly reduces friction in managing secure, scalable smart contracts. Whether developers need to manage high volumes of data transactions or create bespoke smart contracts, Signchain offers a scalable and secure solution.

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In industries like DeFi, real estate, and supply chain management, data integrity and security are paramount. Signchain’s secure vault network and customizable signing workflows allow businesses to handle sensitive information with confidence.

Launch Event and Future Developments

The official launch of Signchain will take place on November 1st, 2024, alongside a virtual event. The event will showcase live demonstrations of Signable, with detailed walkthroughs of the Docker-based self-hosted solution and signer wallet management features. Attendees will also get an exclusive preview of future enhancements, including multi-signature workflows and advanced blockchain network integrations.

About Signchain

Signchain is a cutting-edge platform developed by Grexie Limited, based in Manchester, Cheshire, United Kingdom. Signchain simplifies smart contract development by offering a secure, scalable, and customizable solution for signing and authenticating off-chain data on-chain. Developers can either self-host the solution using Signchain’s Docker container or rely on the network’s secure vault infrastructure. With an emphasis on security, flexibility, and developer experience, Signchain is set to transform how smart contracts handle off-chain data.

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For more information, visit signchain.net.

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Bybit Named ‘Best Blockchain Company of the Year’ at Future Enterprise Awards 2024

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DUBAI, UAE, Oct. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, proudly announces its recognition as the “Best Blockchain Company of the Year” at the Future Enterprise Awards 2024, organized by Tahawul Tech. This prestigious accolade affirms Bybit’s continued leadership in blockchain innovation, technological excellence, and user-centric services within the cryptocurrency sector.

Hosted by CPI Media Group, the Future Enterprise Awards honor visionaries across industries shaping the future through transformative technologies. Bybit’s recognition reflects its pivotal role in redefining the digital finance landscape, catering to the needs of both retail and institutional investors with robust solutions and a trusted crypto trading ecosystem.

Recognized for its state-of-the-art infrastructure and unwavering commitment to innovative products, Bybit has positioned itself as a trailblazer in advancing blockchain technology and the digital asset economy. This award highlights the exchange’s ongoing efforts to deliver top-tier security, liquidity, and innovative tools that empower users and institutions alike.

“This award is a testament to our team’s relentless drive toward innovation and customer-first solutions in the dynamic blockchain space. We are honored to receive this recognition, which reaffirms our mission to make blockchain technology accessible, secure, and impactful for users across the globe,” said Joan Han, Sales & Marketing Director at Bybit. “As we move forward, we remain dedicated to enabling the mass adoption of blockchain and building the future of digital finance.”

Bybit’s commitment to advancing cryptocurrency services is evident through its continuous introduction of innovative features, such as high-performance trading tools, enhanced liquidity options, and a secure, user-friendly platform. With over 50 millions of users worldwide relying on Bybit, the platform stands as a trusted leader in creating a sustainable and inclusive future for blockchain technology.

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Bybit is the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, serving over 50 million users. Established in 2018, Bybit provides a professional platform where crypto investors and traders can find an ultra-fast matching engine, 24/7 customer service, and multilingual community support. Bybit is a proud partner of Formula One’s reigning Constructors’ and Drivers’ champions: the Oracle Red Bull Racing team.

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DNA Fund Acquires Coral Capital; Adds $50M AUM in Web3 & Emerging Tech

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2024-DNA Fund, the Financial Institution of the future in high-ticket emerging tech and web3 investments, has announced its acquisition of Coral Capital Holdings LLC, an established investment management firm that has previously managed millions in the DNA founders’ personal funds.

As early-stage investors in established Web3 brands and founders of some of the sector’s most notable projects, DNA and its founders have invested in or founded projects such as Tether, EOS, Mastercoin, Bancor, and Hedera Hashgraph. The acquisition will see the DNA Fund manage an additional AUM of over $50 million, which includes Coral’s high-yielde hedge funds and venture funds focused on DeFi, Al, blockchain, and other emerging technology sectors. Some of Coral’s top-performing investments include Near Protocol and Atmos Labs.

Thomas L. McLaughlin, Coral’s Chief Investment Officer, will continue in his role, managing the funds with a unique focus and strategy aimed at maximizing investor returns.

Regarding the acquisition, Christopher Miglino, CEO of DNA Fund, said. “By bringing Coral Capital under our umbrella, we are not only expanding our investment capabilities but also enhancing our ability to offer unique, high-growth opportunities to our clients. Our combined expertise allows us to navigate the complexities of the digital asset landscape and continue delivering value to our investors.”

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Thomas L. McLaughlin, CIO of Coral Capital Holdings, added, “Joining forces with DNA Fund is an exciting new chapter for Coral. Our shared vision for leveraging technology to drive financial growth is perfectly aligned. Together, we are set to redefine what’s possible in digital asset investments and deliver superior results for our investors.”

Since its inception in 2021, Coral has delivered consistent returns with innovative strategies, delivering high multiples on the benchmark of the overall market cap of digital assets. Coral’s Flagship fund, initially started as a market-neutral vehicle, was rebranded in 2023 as a discretionary liquid token, surviving a number of high-volatility events, including FTX and Terra.

With a 61.6% return (net of fees) and a maximum annual drawdown of only 11.6% in FY 2022. these funds have outperformed the broader digital asset market. Over a similar period, Bitcoin returned 36.7%.

Through this acquisition, DNA Fund also aims to capitalize on the growing interest from institutional investors and expand into several new verticals over the coming year, including a Bitcoin & Ether Yield Fund, as well as more speculative funds focused on Al, memecoins and microcaps.

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