ICYMI: $ATRI has dropped more than 30% over the past 24 hours Atari
Due to license termination, ICICB Group is no longer able to use Atari's brands"in any manner." The company has warned that the website, whitepapers and social media channels associated with the tokens are unlicensed and unsanctioned.Despite severing ties with ICICB Group, Atari says that it remains keen on crypto and blockchain, which is why it has decided to distribute a new proprietary token for existing ATRI holders.
Atari, which dominated the video game market in the 70s and early 80s, has attempted to recharge its brand with crypto, non-fungible tokens and other ventures in an attempt to become a futuristic blockchain firm. Last year, Atari unveiled a cryptocurrency casino centered on its games.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Atari Token Plunges 30% After Gaming Company's Shock Announcement | CoinMarketCapThe gaming company is no longer associated with Atari Tokens, but is promising to release a new token to compensate investors. ATRI fell by 30% in nine hours.
Les mer »
Atari Token Plunges 30% After Gaming Company's Shock Announcement | CoinMarketCapThe gaming company is no longer associated with Atari Tokens, but is promising to release a new token to compensate investors. ATRI fell by 30% in nine hours.
Les mer »
The ‘Huggy Wuggy’ YouTube Panic, ExplainedHuggy Wuggy, a monster from an adult video game, has proved unexpectedly popular with children.
Les mer »
Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Purchase Faces Pushback from Investor GroupXbox's proposed purchase of ActivisionBlizzard has gotten pushback from a major investment group!
Les mer »
Minecraft Movie Casts Jason MomoaJason Momoa will lead the long-awaited Minecraft movie, adding another major project to his filmography. No word yet on whether this will be live-action or animated.
Les mer »
‘This Is The Time’: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Talks Software’s Role In Covid-19 Response And RecoveryMicrosoft CEO Satya Nadella sees a three-phase response to COVID-19, a 'hybrid' future for remote work and high demand for developers in this exclusive video interview with Forbes.
Les mer »