A GOVERNMENT IS USING BLOCKCHAIN TEZOS

Amazon is now officially entering the crypto NFT market with a gaming initiative and this has been done by different sources the world's largest retailers are planning a digital asset enterprise in which they will be focusing on NFTs and web3 gaming this spring. Amazon's initiative is in its relatively early stages of development and the firm is expecting to make an official announcement in April. The e-commerce giant has more than a dozen partners lined up for the project and about nine months ago, Amazon's chairman hinted a possible NFT sales. Just 3 weeks ago, we learned that Amazon Web Services partners with cryptocurrency Avalanche to scale blockchain solutions for enterprises and governments.

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Amazon is already using Avalanche, and I will guess that other Layer 1s, will probably use it for the NFT gaming platforms. Would probably be Ethereum and Polygon, they are the named brands. We just have to see which one dApp platform Layer 1s Amazon ends up using. We know that Amazon with its $197 million monthly active user, is no surprise that they are looking to get into cryptocurrency and start with crypto gaming. All these signals we are seeing are telling us that cryptocurrency is not going away, it is actually getting bigger. For example, Sen. Ten Cruz's vending machines to accept cryptocurrency and if this is passed, his colleagues will able to buy things with some Bitcoin. This might seem insignificant to some people it is just vending machine but for me, this is a way of normal normalizing Bitcoin and crypto for lawmakers.

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The California Department of Motor Vehicles to a digital car title management system through Tezos and the reason that they are doing this is that the agent is looking to modernize its current system and bring better transparency to vehicle title transfers. They didn't choose Cardano or Polkadot, they choose Tezos. Again, this should be a signal to you that NFTs are not going away. A government is using blockchain Tezos and Non-Fungible Tokens to add some transparency to their database.

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