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‘Vastly Uneven Ratio Of Men To Women’ Shuts Down Bored Ape NFT Dating App

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SEC Chair Gensler Warns a Lot of Crypto Tokens Will Fail Following LUNA, UST Collapse

The chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gary Gensler, has warned that a lot of crypto tokens will fail and many crypto investors will get hurt following the collapse of terra (LUNA) and stablecoin terrausd (UST). SEC Chair Gensler’s Warning After LUNA and UST Collapse U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary […]

Binance Adds Support for Layer-2 Ethereum Scaling Solution Optimism

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Vitalik Buterin Confirms Ethereum’s Merge Could Happen in August

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European families see crypto as a tool to increase savings: Survey

The study noted that three out of five European respondents declared a 50% growth in their crypto investments.

Bitcoin, Ethereum Technical Analysis: BTC Back Above $30,000 as Week Long Consolidation Continues

This week’s whirlwind price swings in crypto markets continued on Friday, with BTC moving higher, following yesterday’s declines. Bitcoin has risen back above $30,000 on Friday, with ETH also climbing above its $2,000 point. Bitcoin Bitcoin was trading higher on Friday, as price uncertainty in crypto markets continued to grip traders, leading mainly to consolidation. […]

UST aftermath: Is there any future for algorithmic stablecoins?

The quest continues for the perfect “stand in” for the U.S. dollar. But, UST’s crash suggests that algo stables may be “inherently fragile.”

Critics of cryptocurrency are valuable. We should embrace them.

Cryptocurrency and blockchain, like any technology, has flaws. Critics of cryptocurrency are quick to point out these flaws. This is a great opportunity for those in cryptocurrency to work on the technology and improve it. Resist the urge to cast such criticisms aside, saying "they don't know what they're talking about", or "FUD". Rather, use…
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