Category: Cryptocurrency News

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We're being manipulated. It's scary and it sucks but this is facts. 👉We follow the Wyckoff chart perfectly and are in an accumulation period. 👉Biden is pumping 6 trillion more dollars into the economy 👉3 countries eyeing BTC as legal tender. 👉Texas signed a bill to make way for blockchain technologies 👉SEC approved crypto bot…
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A report published by the cryptocurrency exchange Kraken shows that two-fifths of Australian millennials prefer to invest in cryptocurrency assets over real estate. The survey shows that a number of Australians are losing faith in traditional assets like gold, stocks, and real estate. Kraken’s Australia Managing Director: ‘Young Aussies Look for Other Options to Grow […]

Are you wondering what the Certified Ethereum Professional (CEP) exam is all about? Join C4’s CEP committee members for an AMA about the exam and study materials on Wednesday, June 9th at 11:00 am CDT. Ask questions here or on Slido.com using code #AskAnythingCEP. Questions will be answered live during the event! https://preview.redd.it/9a6pdfulvw371.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=86f419176e483930342756b5b950a97c4f3e5532 Video link…
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I mine as a hobby, and I’ve made about 12$ so far. I’m in the US by the way. I’m talking like do I really really have to? What happens if I don’t? Will I get arrested? When do I have to pay? When I’m selling, when I’m just holding, you know? Thanks submitted…
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Hi, I've been reading about the planned transition of Ethereum from mining to staking. I know for staking uptime is essential, and SSD space probably also matters. But I wanted to ask what components are necessary to stake at a largeish scale? If a computer with a single GPU is a basic mining rig, and…
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At the end of the article Vitalik writes this: Quantifying this risk is easy. Take the blockchain's data capacity in MB/sec, and multiply by ~30 to get the amount of data stored in terabytes per year. The current sharding plan has a data capacity of ~1.3 MB/sec, so about 40 TB/year. If that is increased…
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