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The flag carrier of Latvia AirBaltic has become the first-ever airline to create non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The airline unveiled that it will create NFT in a short supply to exhibit one of its registered Airbus A220-300 and also use it to promote the tourism industry in the country.

As it is the case with other businesses, the cryptocurrency industry is not exceptional. There are coins that registered massive gains during the month and there are those that never saw the light of the month. CoinIdol, a world blockchain news outlet, analyzed the market to define the 5 worst performers of March, 2021.

English premier league football giant Manchester city joins a list of other soccer clubs such as Barcelona FC and PSG who are already using their own digital tokens. The club recently announced the launch of its own $CITY Fan Token. In this way, fan tokens seem to invade football.

March 16, 2021: FXT, the world’s leading trading technology platform running its ICO sale, is navigating towards becoming one of the successful ICOs. This is evident from the remarkable growth in its number of token holders.

The Special Token Sale of TimeCoin (TMCN) was launched on February 15th, 2021, with a 93% discount on the token's current market value.

With everything seeming to be going digital in this Covid-19 pandemic era, the tokenization of payment systems is growing at a high rate across the globe. Blockchain and fintech is now the next big thing.

Ethereum industry has been losing whales as the number of big holders dropped to a 3-year low. Instead, it seems to be invaded by retail investors most especially since the middle of 2020.

When Bitcoin first stepped in the United Kingdom, it was sluggishly welcomed with two hands and people. At first the citizens were reluctant about learning or using Bitcoin since it was still a new technology. But now, the trend of cryptocurrency adoption seems to be growing.

The year 2021 arrived when most of the popular cryptocurrencies had gained much momentum in the market. A variety of virtual coins including Bitcoin (BTC) plunged in volume and prices.