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In several short years, Duelbits have made a name for themselves in the crypto casino niche, becoming one of the de facto leaders in the sphere. With a firm commitment to innovation, they have made it a point to stand out from the crowd. Recently, they have completely revamped their already sleek and stylish platform, presenting a streamlined and intuitive interface elevating the player experience to new heights. The improvements are not solely relegated to the cosmetic aspects of the website, significant investments have been made in the technical department as well, with these upgrades resulting in silky smooth navigation capable of handling the ever-increasing number of gamers that have become Duelbits regulars. Additionally, during the upgrade process, a mobile app has been developed, integrating the platform flawlessly with the mobile world, allowing for a 360-degree gaming experience without any limitations. Hours upon hours of player behavior were tracked and studied, and

The Kenyan fintech startup Kotani Pay has raised $2 million in a pre-seed funding round which was led by P1 Ventures. The capital raised will be used to fund the startup’s expansion into five African countries. Felix Macharia said his firm is working with central banks, some of whom “are actually getting excited about some of these use cases and are getting involved.” New Capital to Fund Kotani Pay’s Africa Incursion The Kenya-based digital currency on- and off-ramp service provider, Kotani Pay, recently raised a $2 million pre-seed funding round, a report has said. The round was led by the San Francisco-based seed investor P1 Ventures with the participation of Digital Currency Group/Luno and Flori Ventures. According to a Techcrunch report , Kotani Pay will use the capital raised to fund its expansion into five African countries: Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, and Tanzania. The successful capital raise also enables Kotani Pay to make good on its promise to make cross-borde

Digital asset exchange Coinbase will be offering cryptocurrency loans to institutions in the United States. With the new service, the leading U.S. crypto trading platform seeks to fill the market gap opened by the collapse of companies like Celsius, Genesis, and Blockfi. Crypto Exchange Coinbase Starts Offering Crypto Loans to Institutions Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has launched a crypto lending service targeted at large institutional investors in the U.S., Bloomberg reported, noting that the move is aimed at capitalizing on the void left by the bankruptcies of major platforms in this sector. According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), $57 million have been invested already in the lending program by customers of Coinbase Prime, the exchange’s brokerage platform that allows institutional players to execute trades and custody assets. “With this service, institutions can choose to lend digital assets to Coinbase under standardized terms in a p