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The second LAND NFTs sale for Dvision Network is scheduled to begin on January 27th. It is another opportunity for users to own space in the Dvision Meta-Cities, two of which are being opened with the most recent LAND sale. LAND NFTs will be sold across two platforms, the Dvision Marketplace and OpenSea, where users will be able to purchase the NFTs using MATIC tokens. This iteration of the Dvision LAND sale will see a total of 4,651 NFTs go up for sale, spread evenly between the two NFT marketplaces. Users will be able to purchase these NFTs at the lowest possible prices as Dvision LAND NFTs are known to grow to as high as 4 times their sale value once in circulation according to the previous LAND Sale numbers. It will also allow users to fully participate in the Dvision metaverse where they can make their lots a profitable venture. Dvision Launches LAND On Two Blockchains The first Dvision Network LAND sale took place last year and was hosted on the Binance Smart Chain. This time around, the project has made it a multi-chain venture, where the NFTs will now be compatible with ERC-721 standard on Polygon Network. All NFTs will be minted on the Polygon Ecosystem, hence the use of MATIC as the purchase token on both the Dvision and OpenSea marketplaces. Dvision LAND NFTs will be sold for $120 per parcel, at a 20% premium from the price of the previous sale. 2,329 LAND will go on sale on the Dvision Marketplace and 2,322 LAND will be sold on OpenSea. The allocated LAND NFTs for the second sale is for two new, yet to be opened, Meta-Cities; Tokyo and London. They’re the 3rd and 4th of 10 Meta-Cities that will be available in the Dvision metaverse. LAND are limited in the metaverse, making them infinitely more valuable once they are sold. Project Galaxy Joins Dvision Dvision Network has announced Project Galaxy as the latest partner project. These partner projects will be allocated LAND NFT from the reserved 20% according to the terms of the Dvision Polygon Partner LAND NFT Grant Program. This will enable the partner projects to begin development in the metaverse. In the case of Project Galaxy, they will create specific use cases for the NFTs. “With the Project Galaxy’s valuable experience and professional background, we are convinced that we can integrate with them on the multiple high-level aspects, and encourage them to create the best user experience and design as many customized NFTs with various use cases within our augmented reality,” said Boburjon Muydinov, Head of Business Development at Dvision Network. The Polygon LAND Grant Program is meant to onboard strategic Polygon-based partners to the Dvision metaverse. Dvision then allocates a portion of LAND NFTs to these projects to get them to start developing in the metaverse. These projects will be able to create games, NFTs, Web 3.0, and other valuable content on the metaverse. As time goes on, Dvision Network will onboard more Polygon-based projects to further the growth of the ecosystem.    

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Eventus Systems, a provider of multi-asset class trade surveillance and market risk solutions, announced today that Bitbuy, a Canadian-based cryptocurrency trading platform (recently approved as a regulated marketplace) will be using the Eventus Validus platform to meet all of its trade surveillance needs. With more than 375,000 users and $4.4 billion transacted through its platform,…
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According to what I've heard, fears about interest rates and unrest in Kazakhstan are causing a lot of havoc in the crypto industry, particularly with ETH and BTC that have seen significant drops just last week. However I believe this is more indicative of the crypto market as a whole at this time. So, with…
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I am known at work as that "crypto guy". I'm told routinely on my lunch break that bitcoin is only used by terrorists and criminals. That I am stupid for investing in magic internet money. That I am always told "good for you" when I desperately try to explain in basic terms what a blockchain…
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I'm still rather new to crypto, and I was curious to know what you more advanced traders/investors think about the current market / analytical data / etc… I attempt to read the graphs, but I know that looking at a 1 min / 15 min/hour graph that looks like an uptrend doesn't necessarily mean anything…
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Net inflows into SPDR Gold Shares surged to a new record of $1.63 billion, the highest since its listing in 2004. The surge of net inflows into one of the largest gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) comes against a backdrop of falling cryptocurrency and stock values. Investors More Bullish on Gold One of the world’s largest […]

Looking beyond the common notion that cryptocurrency markets are volatile, there lies another characteristic that can make the idea of investing in crypto difficult for some. There is an air of frenzy that moves throughout this burgeoning market, and this feeling is pervasive on social media alongside FOMO. Being exposed to the wrong voices in such an important space can ruin one’s perception of cryptocurrencies completely, and it would be a shame for anyone to waste future opportunities due to having had such an experience. An Eclectic Marketplace For instance, celebrities have been caught out on multiple occasions for wrongly promoting DeFi projects to their (sometimes) unwitting audiences. Kim Kardashian and Floyd Mayweather have both been recently accused of “making false or misleading statements” in their promotions of the cryptocurrency EthereumMax, which allegedly caused investors to lose money. Mayweather even tried to mention the token at the Bitcoin 2021 Conference in June, only to be booed by the crowd (who were clearly there to hear about Bitcoin, not Ethereum Max). On the other hand, Twitter and Block (formerly Square) founder Jack Dorsey continues to ramp up his efforts with Bitcoin through a compelling effort to protect software developers from falling victim to similar accusations. In an email, Dorsey announced the launch of a “Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund”, its main purpose being “to defend developers from lawsuits regarding their activities in the Bitcoin ecosystem”. While lawsuits targeted at celebrities are to be expected, this announcement raises collective awareness of the vulnerability of developers working in the space who are in crypto for the right reasons. A discussion about the lure of hyped cryptocurrencies would not be complete without mentioning Elon Musk and Dogecoin. Musk announced recently that Tesla has begun accepting Dogecoin payments for company merch, such as this “Giga Texas Belt Buckle” going for 835 DOGE at present. Following the news, the price of DOGE jumped by more than 15% and topped 20 cents before leveling off. As you can see, this constant barrage of exciting crypto news can be challenging to filter and process. Upon reading the last 3 stories, people may be left with unanswered questions, such as “Are any celebrities in crypto worth listening to?”, or “Can software developers in the space be trusted?”. Perhaps they may even consider finally investing in some DOGE. Will you? Navigating The Noise Before making that decision, consider that there are professional traders of crypto who have been analysing and trading these markets for years – and have results to back them up. Where do they fit into the noise? Shouldn’t people be listening to them? Funnily enough, people are listening to them – but finding these pro traders in the first place is its own mission. In the corner of the internet where cryptocurrencies are popular, it has evolved into a sensationalist web of ideas in which futility is often pushed to the forefront, while utility is cast aside. Due to the buzz of crypto’s highs and lows, finding a decent trading mentor without the right direction can be difficult. Even once someone like that is found, being able to understand how they trade successfully is another giant step towards making a significant financial achievement. Streamline The Knowledge Of Pro Traders With Tycoon Therefore, if you’re interested in crypto as an investment, but don’t trust yourself to try it, using a copy trading crypto platform like Tycoon could be a solution, and you can now do this with them on Binance. Copy-trading simply enables new traders to make decisions through the eyes of more experienced ones. On Tycoon, all activities of the traders are monitored via a secured API connection in real-time and can be copied to a follower’s portfolio automatically. Essentially, Tycoon serves as a secured interface between professional traders and its end users. It’s also comforting to note that all users of this tool maintain control of their funds, as they are never transferred or stored on Tycoon. All funds remain in the client’s preferred exchange account. Also, if assigning a portion of your investments to only one trader seems like putting all your eggs in one basket, a coming feature of Tycoon will soon allow its users to diversify their strategy by setting their funds to several traders, each with individual stop losses. The current state of the crypto market can feel like an enigma to venture into, but it can also be rewarding. Learning from those more seasoned than ourselves is a key method of progression in many fields, and with convenient technology such as Tycoon’s API in one’s arsenal, getting involved in crypto while simultaneously leaving it to the experts may not be so complicated after all.    

The jury is out on what data to trust when it comes to Bitcoin putting in a local price floor near — or below — $30,000.