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According to the latest data from Chainalysis, the total cryptocurrency value received by illicit addresses grew to a new all-time high of $14 billion in 2021. Although the new all-time high is almost twice the $7.8 billion that was recorded in 2020, it represents just 0.15% of the 2021 cryptocurrency transaction volume. Percentage of Funds […]

The threat of stablecoin regulation and USDT and USDC centralization are making decentralized stablecoins like MIM, FRAX and UST attractive to DeFi investors.

I usually mine and just sell whenever, but I know this isn't the best thing to do. What is the best Android app/website to monitor the price and when should I sell exactly? I know I can obviously choose to sell whatever the price is but what do you guys usually do? submitted by…
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I was woundering why it seemes most swaps dont use orderbooks like exchanges for trading but use liquidity pools ect? Is there a technical reason for this based on gas fees or something i would assume? submitted by /u/BuildAQuad [link] [comments]

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I was just looking through my wallets because I wanted to clean them up. For unimportant reasons I had like 4 wallets and only needed one. Now I'm just checking to make sure non of the wallets I want to get rid of have ether or testnet ether bc that's also tedious to get now.…
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Video Game Giant Konami is launching a NFT auction to commemorate the “Castlevania” franchise. The box will include 14 tokens, audio files, and poster art showing scenes from early Nintendo games. The auction will begin the next week, January 12, 2022. Konami To Launch With Castlevania Commemorative NFTs The Castlevania 35th Anniversary NFT collection online portal was unveiled by Konami on Thursday. The collection will be auctioned off on the NFT marketplace Opensea. The NFTs from Konami will pay tribute to the franchise, which began with the Nintendo Entertainment System game “Castlevania” in 1986. (NES). Scenes from several series entries on the NES and its Japanese equivalent, the Famicom, are included in the NFT collection. Original pixel graphics of Dracula’s Castle, poster art for the Title Boy Advance game “Castlevania: Circle of the Moon,” and audio for the recurring music theme “Vampire Killer” are among the other tokens in the collection. Related article | Eminem Buys Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT That Looks Like Him For $452K  Unlike other non-fungible tokens from gaming firms, these NFTs will not have any in-game utility.. They’re just trinkets to commemorate the series’ 35th anniversary. #悪魔城ドラキュラ シリーズ35周年を記念して、過去作品のゲームシーンやBGM、メインビジュアル等を用いたNFTアートのオークション販売が決定しました！NFTは全14種各1点ずつ。詳細は公式サイトでご確認ください。https://t.co/AZXKsPCvm2オークションは1月13日7時より開始予定です！#Castlevania pic.twitter.com/B7dVK5ZYwo — KONAMI コナミ公式 (@KONAMI573ch) January 6, 2022 ETH/USD falls to $3,200. Source: TradingView Other Gaming Companies Have Jumped On NFTs Several game companies are interested in NFTs. Ubisoft, Square Enix, Electronic Arts, and GameStop have all announced plans to deploy NFT products and services, or have tentative plans to do so. Ubisoft, has previously released NFTs for use in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint on a PC (PC). The move was chastised for the NFTs aspects and for the usability of NFT products. The news from Konami coincides with SEGA’s recent revelation that it may abandon its NFT plans owing to poor reception. SEGA first unveiled its plans for NFT in March 2020. Konami’s debut into the NFT space has been mocked by some video game players. Conversations regarding the company’s NFTs have been strewn across social media since Thursday. Related article | How NFTs are Fueling the Anime Community in Japan Featured image from Shutterstock. Chart from TradingView

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