Starbucks is moving forward with its web3 journey, as the company teases public access to Starbucks Odyssey

U.S. equities remained flat for the second day with declining volatilities. The broader cryptocurrency whipsawed, with Bitcoin and Ether shedding 4.51% and 7.08%, respectively, in the past 24 hours.
Today’s top movers are liquid staking tokens, including LDO, RPL, and FXS, all of which have decreased by more than 6% in the past 24 hours. However, in terms of performance since Shapella, they still outperformed the broader market. The retreatment was likely due to price correction following last week’s stellar performance as the withdrawal of staked ETH was less remarkable than expected and the rate of staked ETH even exceeded the withdrawal.
Among them, it is worth highlighting that Rocket Pool newly reduced capital requirements to 8 Ether for validators following its Atlas upgrade, the upgrade to make the liquid staking protocol compatible with Shapella.
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Starbucks continues with its foray into web3 and teases upcoming public access to Starbucks Odyssey. The coffee chain giant newly released its seventh NFT collection called First Store Collection, featuring the original Starbucks storefront opened in 1971 in downtown Seattle. Meanwhile, the more exciting update is the email that Starbucks sent to its early users which implies the Starbucks Odyssey, the web3 reward platform announced previously, is getting closers. On another note, Starbucks’ NFT collections have mostly performed well since their launches relative to base prices.
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