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Polymarket Announces Free NYC Grocery Store and $1 Million Food Bank Donation

Polymarket, a New York-based crypto prediction platform, has launched a community initiative to address food insecurity. It opened a free grocery store in NYC on February 12, offering basic necessities at no cost. Additionally, the company donated $1 million to the Food Bank For New York City. This move follows a similar campaign by its competitor, Kalshi, which also offered free groceries in the city. Beyond these efforts, Polymarket has been active in 2026, securing a multi-year partnership with Major League Soccer and introducing a 0.01% trading fee on its US app.

TheNewsCrypto02/04 10:51

Polymarket Announces Free NYC Grocery Store and $1 Million Food Bank Donation

TheNewsCrypto02/04 10:51

From Mayor to Cryptocurrency Salesman: A Clash of Politics and Business

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams has swiftly transitioned from public office to promoting a New York City-themed cryptocurrency just weeks after leaving his position. Smiling and enthusiastic, Adams advocated for blockchain technology and claimed he would not initially profit from the venture. He criticized his successor, Zohran Mamdani, for policy reversals and highlighted his plans to leverage his municipal experience—including expertise in areas like garbage collection—as marketable "professional capital" abroad. Adams, known for his unorthodox style, has been active internationally, meeting with foreign leaders and business figures in Dubai, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Senegal. His post-mayoral activities appear focused on rehabilitating his reputation, attacking his political opponents, and addressing personal legal debts. The cryptocurrency project, named NYC Token, is framed as a philanthropic effort to combat antisemitism and anti-Americanism while promoting blockchain education. However, the token’s website faced technical issues, with purchase links non-functional at launch. Adams also expressed interest in exporting New York’s public services expertise globally but affirmed he has no plans to leave the city permanently.

比推01/13 14:01

From Mayor to Cryptocurrency Salesman: A Clash of Politics and Business

比推01/13 14:01

Former New York City Mayor Rug Pulls Community? Eric Adams’ NYC Token Plunges 81%

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams launched the "NYC Token" on January 12, promoting it as a crypto initiative to fund social causes like combating antisemitism and supporting blockchain education without raising taxes. The token initially surged to a market cap of nearly $600 million shortly after launch. However, it crashed by approximately 81% about 30 minutes later, losing around $500 million in value. On-chain data suggests a wallet linked to the token's deployer removed over $2 million in liquidity, leading to accusations of a "rug pull." This controversy adds to Adams' history of crypto-related scrutiny, including past failures to disclose crypto holdings and using a city-funded trip for political fundraising.

ccn.com01/13 08:18

Former New York City Mayor Rug Pulls Community? Eric Adams’ NYC Token Plunges 81%

ccn.com01/13 08:18

Winter coat saves NYC tourist from serious stab injury in wild Times Square attack

A winter coat prevented a tourist from sustaining serious injuries when he was stabbed in a seemingly unprovoked attack in Times Square. The incident, captured on video, shows the assailant approaching the victim and striking him in the back before fleeing. The victim's thick jacket absorbed much of the impact, protecting him from a more severe wound. He was treated at the scene by emergency responders. The suspect was later taken into custody by police. The attack is part of a recent series of violent incidents in the popular Manhattan tourist destination, raising ongoing concerns about public safety.

nypost12/09 03:09

Winter coat saves NYC tourist from serious stab injury in wild Times Square attack

nypost12/09 03:09

Corpses found in 2 parked cars in NYC hours apart: cops

Two deceased individuals were discovered inside two separate parked vehicles in New York City within hours of each other, according to police. The first body was found in the Bronx, and the second was located in Brooklyn. Authorities are investigating the incidents but have not released details regarding the identities of the causes of death.

nypost12/09 00:33

Corpses found in 2 parked cars in NYC hours apart: cops

nypost12/09 00:33

BMW driver strikes, kills man crossing NYC street — then runs off on foot: cops

A BMW driver struck and killed a pedestrian crossing a New York City street and then fled the scene on foot, according to police. The incident occurred in Manhattan, and authorities are currently investigating. No further details about the victim or the circumstances of the crash were immediately provided in the initial report.

nypost12/08 20:42

BMW driver strikes, kills man crossing NYC street — then runs off on foot: cops

nypost12/08 20:42

Two men slashed by machete-wielding attacker at NYC subway station: cops

An attack occurred at a New York City subway station where two men were slashed by an assailant wielding a machete, according to police. The incident was captured on video, showing the full event. Authorities are investigating the violent assault.

nypost12/08 07:59

Two men slashed by machete-wielding attacker at NYC subway station: cops