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  100x: Where Music, Digital Art and Ownership Meet on Tezos Revisiting a musical NFT collection born in 2021 — and looking ahead to what comes next. Music has always been more than sound. A melody can bring back a memory, capture a feeling, or remind us of a moment that would otherwise fade with time. That connection between music and memories was one of the ideas behind 100x , my musical NFT collection on the Tezos blockchain. Created in 2021, 100x was my way of exploring the intersection of music, digital art, and blockchain technology. At a time when the NFT space was opening new possibilities for independent creators, I wanted to experiment with a different way of sharing music and giving each digital creation its own place on-chain. Looking Back at 2021 The early days of music NFTs on Tezos had a special atmosphere. Platforms such as Objkt helped artists and collectors discover new work, experiment with digital ownership, and build connections around creative ideas. Being par...

  Main Takeaways Your assets remain safe and secure, and will remain accessible at all times. Binance has withdrawn its MiCA application in Greece and will pursue authorisation in another EU Member State. Some users may be impacted depending on their country and account status, and we will communicate directly with affected users on next steps and available options. At Binance, we believe users should hear important updates directly from us, clearly and early. That is especially true when regulatory developments may affect how some people access our services. Today, we want to share an update on our MiCA licensing path in Europe, what it means for our users, and what happens next. What’s Changing Binance has decided to withdraw its MiCA licence application with the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC) in Greece and pursue authorization in another EU Member State. When we are ready to announce that Member State, we will do so publicly. We made this decision after careful consi...