The Microsoft CEO claims crypto might have an impact on the gaming industry. Also, Phil Spencer worried about implementing cryptocurrency into games. In a recent interview, Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Xbox division (gaming division) discussed his stance on the cryptocurrency sector, primarily play-to-earn gaming, and his understanding of the
Microsoft-owned Minecraft video game banned non-fungible tokens (NFT) from its game. On Wednesday, Mojang Studios, the developer of Minecraft, said it would avoid the integration of non-fungible tokens, or NFTs with blockchain technology altogether. Mojang stated : To ensure that Minecraft players have a safe and inclusive experience, blockchain technologies
The giant corporation plans to penetrate the metaverse. Shibarium, the company’s Layer-2 solution, is being developed and is expected soon. Hundreds of SHIB army members have commented on the tweet, urging Microsoft to collaborate with SHIB Token. As far as some people were concerned, cooperation like this might open up
Microsoft closes Azure Blockchain Service on September 10. The company recommends customers to jump to other services. ConsenSys Quorum Blockchain Service welcomes Azure users. Microsoft quietly closes Azure blockchain on September 10, without providing necessary information to their users, leaving customers confused. Furtherly, Microsoft has stopped accepting new signups whereas
Binance will list Apple, Microsoft, and Microstrategy on its platform. Tokens can be tradable only at traditional stock trading hours. The tokens are unavailable to residents of China, the United States, and Turkey. Binance has announced its launch of three new stock tokens Apple (AAPL), Microstrategy(MSTR), and Microsoft (MSFT). Moreover,
Microsoft uses blockchain technology to purchase soil carbon credits in Australia. A total of 43,338 metric tons worth of carbon credits issued to Wilmot Cattle Co. The firm announced that it would search to cut its carbon footprint to zero by the year 2030. Microsoft has utilized blockchain technology to
