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Chrono․Tech Attracts $30 million Investment

PRESS RELEASE. Australian asset manager Mark Carnegie and a European Family Office have recently taken stakes in the company, totalling around $30 million, as Chrono’s ecosystem soared in activity and value over the course of 2021. The growth of the crypto market and blockchain sector has been nothing short of sensational over the course of […]

Crypto industry seems willing to adopt FATF travel rule: Survey

A new report claims that about 70% of respondents are either practicing the travel rule or planning to complete their compliance in Q1/Q2 2022.

Co-founder of defunct exchange QuadrigaCX allegedly runs Wonderland

Recently surfaced allegations suggest the founder of DeFi protocol Wonderland was the co-founder of the now-defunct exchange QuadrigaCX.

How I managed to trade my way up to a 6 x 3070TI mining rig, for just 1000$

After quite some time, I managed to trade my way up to a RTX 3070TI rig (6x cards). I started with 1000$ and made that happen! Here is how.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxWdVFT77JU Has anyone else thought of that and what were your results? ​ Tedious process isn't it ? ​ Its an open frame, so I wonder…
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Fintech Firm Milo To Provide Cryptocurrency Mortgage Services

More innovations keep springing up to fascinate and intrigue digital investors with increased cryptocurrency adoption. In line with that, Milo, a fintech startup based in Miami, introduced the first global crypto mortgage. Through the bank’s offer, digital investors have the opportunity of buying real estate in the U.S. by using their cryptocurrencies. The offer from Milo, a digital bank, runs as 30-year mortgage loans. These are currently accessible to customers that could place collaterals with Bitcoin. This offer is open to both Americans and other investors to acquire real estate in the United States. Related Reading | Has Bitcoin Reached Its Bottom? Analyst Says It Still Has A Long Way To Go According to the official website of Milo, the bank advises that customers don’t have to qualify for the mortgage through the sale of their crypto holding for a down payment. Instead, using a crypto mortgage will help you leverage your assets to invest in real estate. Some customers have received loan grants from Milo as part of an early-access stage. Subsequently, the digital bank anticipates that its service will get to most applicants on its waiting list. In January 2021, the digital bank generated $6 million from investors. Including Metaprop, 10X Capital, and QED Investors in seed funding. Currently, the amount of BTC for footing a loan or the collateral to balance the volatile nature of the cryptocurrency is unknown. Unfortunately, Milo is yet to disclose this information. What Inspired The Cryptocurrency Mortgage? Milo’s CEO and founder, Josip Rupena, mentioned the origin of the vision for the crypto mortgage. He said that it came from the numerous experiences of customers who cashed out their Bitcoin token for buying property. However, they will later discover a rise in the value of BTC after their cash out. Furthermore, the digital bank already has millions of dollars generated from its other mortgage solution for international customers. This now has several applicants from more than 63 countries. Through this service, non-U.S.-based users can remotely close their housing loans. They do not need to move to the U.S. or any embassy. The Mayor of Miami, Francis Suarez, stated that the BTC mortgage stands as a milestone to enhance U.S. dominance with the Bitcoin ecosystem. Mayor Suarez said this on Monday during an introduction of Rupena at the North American Bitcoin Conference. Moreover, commended Milo for its innovative ideas, saying that it’s one of the companies needed to push Miami as the Capital. Related Reading | Bitcoin Whales Take Advantage Of Market Crash To Gobble Up Millions In BTC Before Milo, there has been a previous move towards a crypto mortgage. United Wholesale Mortgage, in August 2021, initiated an action for crypto mortgage repayments in its pilot program that was using both BTC and ETH. However, the company later abandoned its plans by October due to uncertainty in regulation. Featured image from Bitcoin Magazine, charts from TradingView.com

Is this only Max Keiser’s Opinion?

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This is my Stablecoins Bear Market strategy (Currently ~500% APR)

Hey guys! Did some research and assembled an advanced stabelcoins ($USDC) farming strategy on Metis. Summary: Bridge to @MetisDAO Lend $USDC, and borrow $NETT on @AgoraDefi Add liquidity nett-usdc on @netswapofficial Stake LP tokens on @beefyfinance Here is a complete walkthrough video guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8j8xmp_YCM Feel free to ask any questions! submitted by /u/alenaramda…
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No Bad Publicity – The Daily Gwei #425

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Crypto has ruined all link sharing for me.

I'm so absolutely terrified of scams and phishing that I won't even click on a link sent from my family or friends. I'm serious. If I see the title in the link, I'll google it myself. I get so many scam texts and automated calls; it's insane! I delete everything immediately without opening it or…
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Sunacrip Revokes Licenses Of Two Cryptocurrency Exchanges In Venezuela

Sunacrip, the Venezuelan cryptocurrency watchdog, has suspended the operating licenses of two exchanges for lack of compliance with current regulations. The announcement was made by Joselit Ramirez, superintendent of Sunacrip, who also mentioned the exchanges that are approved by the institution, leaving some big names like Binance off of the list. Sunacrip Tightens Compliance Requirements […]