With attempts by governments to "regulate" fiat-backed stablecoins, it's probably the right time for a clone of DAI that is backed by gold instead of fiat. Gold is a tangible and physical asset (unlike the dollars in Circle's bank accounts that could be seized/deleted at any time), which makes it easier to build a decentralized…
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Popular decentralized automated market maker (AMM) Uniswap will deploy its smart contracts on Polygon, the Ethereum scaling solution, Proof-of-Stake (PoS) chain. The announcement was made via Twitter by the official handle of Uniswap Labs after the completion of a community vote. The AMM will be rollout on Polygon on its third iteration (V3), per the…
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I believe the time has come to nullify everything and take everything to court that can be done to hyper legislate, hyper litigate, and pass state laws in favor of what is best for the best and brightest founders and users to use crypto without the sadistic anti freedom the laws the SEC & CFTC…
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Binance has formed a joint venture with a consortium led by Telkom Indonesia’s $830-million venture capital arm. Binance aims “to expand the blockchain ecosystem in Indonesia with the development of a new Indonesian-based digital asset exchange.” Binance Building Cryptocurrency Exchange in Indonesia Blockchain and cryptocurrency infrastructure provider Binance announced Wednesday that it has established a […]
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Greetings! If you aren't exclusively solo mining Raven ($luck), why would it make more sense to mine Raven directly instead of mining Eth, and exchanging that to Raven instead? I did some math, 1xRTX3090, eth@30days mines 0.051eth 1xRTX3090 rvn@30days mines 1380rvn 0.051eth converts to more than 2400rvn. I'm still scratching my head. Thanks for any…
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This idea is a modification of a r/WSB post I saw earlier today. We all know that crypto technology is the future and where better to display this technology than through Reddit. This is a rough idea ( kind of a joke but interesting to think about nonetheless) that I would love the community's input…
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The chief economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that regulation is “absolutely important” for the crypto sector. She added that banning cryptocurrencies, like what India could be considering doing, would pose practical challenges given their decentralized nature. IMF’s Chief Economist on Cryptocurrency and Its Regulation International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief economist Gita Gopinath […]
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