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Would you take out a crypto loan to buy a house, buy a car, or pay for college?

The other day Aave CEO Stani Kulechov revealed that people are taking out loans through Aave to help them achieve major life goals such as buying homes, cars and paying for college. This represents a big step forward for crypto’s use in “real world” situations and contradicts the widely held belief that crypto lending is…
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Team requirements to build a successful DAPP or DeFi project

Can anyone with experience comment what are the musts for any team that wants to launch a successful DeFi or any Level 2 project on Ethereum? When assessing the team, what key expertise should I be looking for? Will be grateful for any insights guys. submitted by /u/New_start_new_life [link] [comments]

Report: South African University to Issue Blockchain-Based Certificates to Graduating Students

A South African university has said starting this year it will issue blockchain-based certificates to students graduating from the learning institution. University administrators argued that a blockchain-based certification system will help prevent fraud and end the production of fake documents. QR Code for Each Certificate A South African learning institution, the University of Johannesburg (UJ), […]

I hate crypto YouTubers

I m pretty new to crypto and I had to learn about crypto from scratch. There r still lots of things that I need to learn but one thing I m pretty sure is, I frickingg hate crypto youtubers. Whenever something happens, they upload vids that contradict each other (in the same week). Like one…
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Scroll, a zkEVM-based zkRollup on Ethereum

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So.. Binance just admitted the exchange has 86 North Korean entities KYC registered on their exchange.

For anyone that read the recent news binance recovers $5.8m linked to axie infinity hack it says Binance has 86 "North Korean" KYC registered (in theory right?, because we the mortals have to do KYC on binance) entities who received the $5.8m . So either Binance's KYC program is rigged/broken or they facilitate North Korean…
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What Are Play-to-Earn Games? How Players Are Making A Living With NFTs

When anonymous developer Satoshi Nakamoto launched Bitcoin in January of 2009, nobody knew how impactful cryptocurrency would become. While rumors regarding its potential floated about, cryptocurrency changing the world was just a far-off pipe dream. Today, it’s all coming true, and what started as an experimental payment system for the techiest of the techies is disrupting industries worldwide; gaming included. In hindsight, it’s no surprise that digital currency and digital worlds go together – cryptocurrency fits gaming like a glove. With the help of related blockchain technologies like NFTs, cryptocurrencies make peer-to-peer virtual worlds possible, empowering gamers through true ownership of the games that they play. How Players Are Making A Living With NFTs NFTs, or Non-Fungible Tokens, are blockchain records that prove ownership of unique digital items like pictures. When applied to gaming, NFTs can represent in-game equipment, characters, structures, and more. In games that incorporate cryptocurrencies and NFTs, players can generate an income either by earning cryptocurrency directly or by earning NFTs and trading them for cryptocurrency. As such, these games are commonly referred to as “Play-to-Earn”. Play-to-Earn games come in one of two forms. Some, like the ever famous Axie Infinity, are stand-alone, meaning that they are bound to their own self-contained game world. Others, like the hotly anticipated Runiverse, span across several wide-scale cryptocurrency gaming platforms called metaverses. The word “metaverse” comes from “meta” for “beyond” and “verse” for “universe”. Effectively, metaverses are interactive virtual worlds where players can socially experience independently-created games and events. Currently, the best-known metaverses are Decentraland and The Sandbox, both of which are quickly being populated by major companies like Atari and Adidas. Soon to be present in both The Sandbox and Decentraland, along with their own metaverse, Runiverse is set to be the first cross-metaverse play-to-earn game where players can challenge others based on the performance of the crypto market. In Runiverse, players pick a token from their cryptocurrency wallet and place a wager before facing off in thirty-second one-vs-one races where the speed of their runner depends on the live price action of their chosen token. Players whose token rises by the highest percentage during that time frame will see their runner sprint ahead of the competition to win them the race and their opponent’s wagered crypto. Runiverse is part of Elite Mobile ($ELITE), a cryptocurrency system created for the world of mobile industry, designed to support influencers, NFTs, metaverses, and play-to-earn gaming in one place. Runiverse is Elite Mobile’s first foray into cryptocurrency gaming, and aims to create a gamified ecosystem that will benefit gamers both within the Elite Mobile community and the countless metaverses abroad. The benefits that Runiverse delivers players goes even beyond earning cryptocurrency through races. Players can also buy and sell NFT tracks that automatically host competitions and send a 6% share of all winnings directly to their owners, earning them real passive income. For gamers looking to get started, the Runiverse Demo can be played directly from Runiverse’s official website. All players need to do to get started is connect their Metamask wallet and either invite a friend or challenge a random player.

Alex Saunders issues a public apology and claims to be settling crypto dealings

Prominent crypto figure Alex Saunders has come back from months of being inactive on social media to issue a public apology for his actions last year.

Bitcoin Core releases update to natively support Apple Silicon (M1 family) chips

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