CryptoNinjas » Crypto services firm BCB Group raises $4.5M led by North Island Ventures and Blockchain.com Ventures BCB Group, a crypto payment/trading services provider, today announced it has closed a $4.5 million investment round. The strategic funding was co-led by North Island Ventures and Blockchain.com Ventures; with participation from Pantera, L1 Digital, and Pack Capital.…
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Wolfram Blockchain Labs (WBL) and Tezos are forging a full integration of Tezos into Wolfram Language and Wolframalpha. The integration gives easy access to developers that want to interact with the Tezos blockchain and their smart contracts. WBL-Designed Oracle Expands Tezos Developers’ Computational and Analytical Capabilities Amid the accelerating race to simplify smart contract deployment, […]
When I used to trade stocks, we considered a 6-7% return on investment a good year. A bad year was a 50% loss. In crypto, 7% gain is a good day. 25% gain is a great day. 50% loss is last Sunday. Life's too short to trade stocks! submitted by /u/neuronamously [link] …
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CryptoNinjas » DEX aggregator 1inch integrates Bitquery’s API-powered crypto trading data 1inch.exchange, an Ethereum decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator, has announced a new partnership with Bitquery.io (formerly bloxy.info), a blockchain data provider. With this integration, Bitquery will provide a real-time trading data feed on multiple decentralized exchanges and protocols to the 1inch.exchange. This will allow the…
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Hi noob here Just wondering if I need to do anything if or when this comes into play Have some eth in cold storage Thank submitted by /u/crypt0mushroom [link] [comments]
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These are all great coins, and I'm sure we're all tired of seeing the same posts about ADA, ETH, and BTC repeatedly. Let's gather some data and have some debates. I'm curious which of these coins you're most excited to see perform well? Do you think it will perform, and if so, why? Have…
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Amazon Web Services users reportedly have the ability to “provision Ethereum nodes” and connect to the blockchain’s mainnet and other testnets.
