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NFL Football Star Odell Beckham Jr Giving Away $1 Million in Bitcoin and Will Take His New Salary in BTC

U.S. football Star Odell Beckham Jr. is taking his new salary in bitcoin and is giving away $1 million in the cryptocurrency in partnership with Square’s Cash App. “To all my fans out there … I’m giving back a total of $1M in BTC right now,” he wrote. Football Star Odell Beckham Jr. Will Take […]

Great things happening with the DevNet

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What are the most successful ethereum/block chain use cases

I am trying to find successful blockchain and smart contract use cases that are not insular to crypto itself. I find a lot of websites touting the potential of it for supply chain tracking, charity watch, gambling, etc. But many of the "success" cases no longer exist or have only succeeded in getting funding –…
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DeFi Yield Protocol Enables Buyback, Farming and Staking V2 on Binance Smart Chain

Nowadays, there are so many different viable ways of earning money through the usage of cryptocurrencies. In the past, many traders would have preferred to simply hold on to their coins or ‘hold’ for as long as possible in order to get substantial returns on their investments. However, as time went on, new methods such […]

In your opinion what are the most exciting NFT game projects out there?

In my opinion, NFTs that are built to be used in games and the "metaverse" is going to change everything. Imagine buying a pair of limited edition Jordans that comes with a 1/1000 NFT that could be ported into Roblox or whatever game exists in the future. It's going to be wild! That's why I…
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ASIC chair Longo calls the growing demand for crypto ‘impossible to ignore’

He told an audience that the rise of blockchain currencies has been “nothing short of phenomenal.”

Did you see the Ravencoin Galaxy artworks from the artist Meli Biró?

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eToro to delist Cardano by 2022 for US users due to regulatory concerns

The moved surprised some users as ADA has not been typically on regulators’ radars as of late.

$52 fee for transfering some USDC

I just transferred some USDC tokens and the fee for the transfer was $52. Western Union founded in 1851 is maybe less expensive, and Revolut is free. Very embarrassing. Why would you use this when there are other networks where the fee is like $0,001. submitted by /u/ciprix [link] [comments]