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I'm sick of Instagram and Tiktok influencers selling courses and shilling their coins. There are some really good youtubers who can help you with your research but I have problem with the ones who flex their fake trading accounts , showing how they turned $1k into $1m in a couple of months and they will…
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In the world of Crypto, GameFi, and the METAVERSE, we think in terms of a global industry, which of course it is, although you will be very interested to learn that there is one country dominating when it comes to leading Crypto projects and indeed the individuals behind those projects. The location of this influx of crypto-based companies is SINGAPORE. Let’s start about, Vitalik Buterin. Crypto’s first billionaire and co-founder of Ethereum, which is arguably one of the more popular Blockchains at present, he is domiciled in Singapore. Zach Burke founder of Mintable – a platform that operates on the Ethereum Blockchain, allowing users to create, trade, buy and sell digital assets on the blockchain through NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens), is also domiciled in Singapore. MetaKoven – Billionaire buyer of the worlds’ most expensive NFT – A Beeples’ NFT for $69.3 million – domiciled in Singapore. CZ the founder and CEO of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume since April 2018 – domiciled in Singapore. Gemini a US crypto exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins just announced its offices in Singapore. Josh G, co-Founder of Aier Studios Ltd and JEDSTAR – A brand new DeFi and GameFi 3 token ecosystem that is currently developing a DCCG (Digital Collectible Card Game) and an MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) – domiciled in Singapore also. Why? Let’s think about what it is that SINGAPORE has to offer? Singapore is known as a tax haven for new businesses but also for its positive attitude toward cryptocurrency in general. In fact, Singaporeans are so friendly to their crypto stance that the government has deemed cryptocurrency legal, has no capital gain tax on crypto, and actively encourages and sponsors their citizens to learn about cryptocurrency. They already have a regulatory framework in place, which is regulated by the Central Bank Of Singapore or the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).  Josh G, who leads the JEDSTAR team and is a resident of Singapore for the last 20 years, quotes ‘Singapore is leading the way towards mass adoption of cryptocurrency, leading the way in terms of tax, regulations and government adoption”.  For JEDSTAR, Singapore as an HQ was an obvious choice, as the project is currently developing blockchain games and launching their GameFi and play-to-earn token $KRED in December, being in a crypto-friendly environment as well as being in close contact with big names in the gaming industry who are such as Ubisoft who are also based in the country helps the company and project thrive in ways that wouldn’t be possible in other countries.  JEDSTAR is only at the beginning of its journey, having launched only 3 months ago, and while it’s token $JED has seen a surge of over 100,000% it still has a lot of potential for growth as the current market cap is still around 30 million USD and I know I’ll be watching it with interest as this project grows in direct competition with Axie Infinity, Sandbox and Decentraland.  

Short story here, and maybe someone can advise if there is any work around. I have some Dodo. Not much around 150 tokens. I saw it as a nice platform offering versatility to create your own tokens and exchange etc. Not only that but on Binance the staking amount seemed pretty generous. Turns out if…
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Remember when Amazon was worth nothing? Then it went up, and then on multiple occasions, it burned all the way down scaring everyone? Or how about when Google was so cheap that no one cared? The internet boom is gone and that opportunity will never come back. But with all this FUD and pandemic-related news…
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A “bullish engulfing” enters on multi-day charts as BTC price action manages to preserve some of Monday’s gains.

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The move comes in contrast to other digital asset exchanges like Robinhood, which have avoided listing altcoins such as SHIB over regulatory concerns.

Bitcoin has ran into its fair share of judgement and hate, if it’s from people accusing the blockchain of harming the earth, or countries banning them, we will take a look at Bitcoin’s run-ins and how it has gone through minor setbacks, and major comebacks. A History Lesson We all know the powerhouse that is starting to raise fresh eyes and debates on the new way of Money. The cryptocurrency was invented in 2008 by an unknown person or group of people using the name Satoshi Nakamoto. The currency began use in 2009 when it’s implementation was released as open-source software. Bitcoin are created as a reward for a process known as mining. Among asset classes, Bitcoin has had one of the more volatile trading histories. The cryptocurrency’s very first big price increase occurred in 2010 when the value of a single bitcoin jumped from just a fraction of a penny to $0.08. Today that same coin is worth around $54k; not many people saw this coming at all as it shook the world, and started the new wave of finance. Related Reading | How NFTs Are Impacting Artists’ Lives: Enter Bullseum Bitcoin: Latest action from the top coin on the blockchain. | BTC-USD on TradingView.com   The Up’s And Downs, The Good And The Bad BTC has faced many ups and downs in years, on top of bans and many tiny setbacks – but still the blockchain has risen. Bitcoin caught a huge break in 2017, when BTC caught mainstream attention; many developments  and media outlets have had some sort of impact on price. People like Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey have had success in garnishing both good and bad press for these coins. Other things such as Bitcoin halving events, in which the total supply of Bitcoin available in the market declines due to a reduction in miner rewards because of an algorithmic change, have all played a role in price increases. The price of Bitcoin since the May 2020 halving has seen an increase of nearly 300%. Previous halving events in 2012 and 2016 produced significantly larger price gains of 8,000% and 600%, respectively. Among many factors, the halving in the reward given to miners that also doubles the asset’s stock-to-flow ratio seems to have a significant effect on Bitcoin’s price and that is important to know. Many countries have banned or attempted to ban the mining of these coins as it left a carbon print that is impacting the environment. China has often taken the stance that crypto mining is an “extremely harmful” industry that jeopardizes China’s pursuit of carbon neutrality, as stated by Meng Wei, a spokesperson for China’s macroeconomic agency, the National Development and Reform Commission. On the other side of the coin, both New York and El Salvador have made cryptocurrency and bitcoin a top priority. This is an ongoing battle, and the outcome and winner will come in the future only time will tell if bitcoin will face another crash or rise Related Reading | Exchanges See Bitcoin Outflows For 7th Straight Day As BTC Price Begins Recovery