Solana-based DeFi protocol Hubble raises $10M, prepares for mainnet launch
Crypto heavyweights including Three Arrows, DCG, Delphi Digital and Crypto.com Capital joined Hubble Protocol’s funding.
Crypto heavyweights including Three Arrows, DCG, Delphi Digital and Crypto.com Capital joined Hubble Protocol’s funding.
Diverse investors including Solana Ventures, Alameda Research and NBA legends Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson participated in the round.
As part of regulations that are set to become effective in mid-February, crypto-asset investment promoters will be required to inform the Spanish securities watchdog of the contents of any ad that targets over 100,000 people. 10-Day Advance Notice Rule The Spanish government has tasked the country’s securities watchdog with authorizing advertisements that promote cryptocurrencies, a […]
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Hello. Bit of a crypto noob here. How do I send MATIC directly to my metamask wallet (to the Polygon Network) w/o having to use the polygon bridge because that shit is expensive. Can someone help me out? For example if I'm trying to send MATIC tokens from my Coinbase account to MM to have…
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Hi, I want to stake or invest my stable coins to maximum my yields. I often see multiple platforms have different rates at different times. Any reliable platform that would do this for me to generate around +8% yield? Also preferring low fees platforms (L2's, BSC, etc.). I am already aware of Anchor. Would appreciate…
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Influencers who are paid to promote Scam-/Shitcoins to their audience on Twitter or Instagram deserve to be sued by victims of these rugpulls/ pump and dumps. Influencers like Kim Kardashian have promoted Shitcoins like EthereumMax (has nothing to do with the actual Ethereum), which dumped hard following the promotion by said influencers, making random, often…
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To the best of my knowledge, all lending platforms offer higher rates for Stable Coins than they do for Ethereum -please let me know if it's otherwise. The question is, which one is more profitable? Lending Stable Coins or Ethereum? I'd appreciate your comments with decent reasons. submitted by /u/Ayshamor [link] [comments]