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New Azuki Episode Today
+ Dolce & Gabbana goods get fractionalized & the SEC ceases its scrutiny of OpenSea.

šÆ Azukiās Latest āEnter the Gardenā Episode Premieres Today
šø Dolce & Gabbanaās $1M Glass Suit Fractionalized on Base
š SEC Closes OpenSea Securities InvestigationāA Win for NFTs

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Azukiās Latest āEnter the Gardenā Episode Premieres Today
The second episode of Azuki's Enter The Garden anthology, Fractured Reflections, premieres today at 6 PM (PT) on Anime.com.
The episode follows two sistersāShao and Raizanāon their journey through mystery and exploration after Raizan disappears, leading Shao to a mysterious torii gate.
GorÅ Taniguchi is the creative producer, Yukio Takatsu is the director, and Taku Kishimoto handles the series composition.
Viewers can join a watch party on Anime.com, where digital stickers and avatar customizations will be available for purchase and use in chat.
After the initial Anime.com premiere, the episode will be uploaded to Azukiās YouTube channel for on-demand viewing.

Dolce & Gabbanaās $1M Glass Suit Fractionalized on Base
Fermion Protocol has fractionalized Dolce & Gabbana's $1M digital Glass Suit using Ethereum L2 Base, marking its entry into tokenized luxury goods.
š Fermion Protocol Mainnet goes live by fractionalizing the $1M Dolce & Gabbana Glass Suit š
Fermion enables the fractional tokenization and verified exchange of all high-value physical assets. Starting with luxury assets, expanding to real estate & commodities.
Fermion isā¦ x.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
ā Fermion Protocol (@FermionProtocol)
2:26 PM ā¢ Feb 24, 2025
The Glass Suit, part of Dolce & Gabbana's 2021 Collezione Genesi, was originally auctioned by Boson Protocol, which is behind Fermion.
Fractionalization allows the digital asset to be divided into shares, enabling broader access to luxury goods for collectors.
Fermion aims to address luxury consumers' desire for exclusivity, offering verified provenance through decentralized networks.
To celebrate the launch, Fermion is airdropping fragments of the Glass Suit to Web3 fashion communities using a decentralized AI commerce agent.

Zillow's Co-Founder Wishes They Did This Before The IPO
Spencer Rascoff co-founded Zillow, scaling it into a $16b real estate giant.
But everyday investors couldnāt invest until after the IPO, missing early gains.
"I wish we had done a round accessible to retail investors prior to Zillow's IPO," Spencer said.
Now heās doing just that. Spencer has teamed up with another Zillow exec to launch Pacaso. Pacasoās co-ownership marketplace is disrupting the $1.3t vacation home market. And unlike Zillow, you can invest in Pacaso as a private company.
With $100m+ in gross profits and rapid international expansion, Pacaso is scaling fast. Investors like SoftBank, Maveron, and more are already on board. Join them as a Pacaso shareholder.
Paid advertisement for Pacasoās Regulation A offering. Read the offering circular at invest.pacaso.com. Thereās no guarantee that Pacaso will file for an IPO.

SEC Closes OpenSea Securities InvestigationāA Win for NFTs
The SEC has closed its investigation into OpenSea, opting not to pursue charges over its NFT marketplace operations.
The SEC is closing its investigation into @opensea. This is a win for everyone who is creating and building in our space. Trying to classify NFTs as securities would have been a step backwardāone that misinterprets the law and slows innovation.
Every creator, big or small,ā¦ x.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
ā dfinzer.eth | opensea (@dfinzer)
11:51 PM ā¢ Feb 21, 2025
Avoiding the classification of NFTs as securities is a win for both OpenSea and the NFT community because, if not, it could have hindered innovation.
OpenSea's investigation was part of a broader SEC crackdown on digital platforms, including the dismissed lawsuit against Coinbase ā Ripple might be next.
Itās seen as positive for the Web3 industry, with experts suggesting it will clear regulatory uncertainty and foster market growth.
Now, OpenSea is setting its sights on launching a native token dubbed $SEA despite ongoing criticism over its airdrop rewards system and decreasing market share.

Today's edition was written by Leah Waters