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Ethereum contract that emits 1 event log once every block

Hello guys, I’m new to the sub but has been writing Web3 off-chain back-end code for a over a year now. I’m looking for Ethereum contract + topics combination that is guaranteed to emit at least 1 event log (or very few, but preferably just 1) every block for testing my library code. So do…
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NFT Sales Continue to Decline, With ETH-Based NFTs Seeing a 20% Drop in the Past Week

Non-fungible token (NFT) sales over the last seven days are ending the year 13.97% lower than the week prior. During the last week, statistics show that $147,054,554 in NFT sales were recorded across 334,668 NFT buyers. NFT Sales Continue to Slip: 13.97% Decrease in Last Seven Days NFT sales are down this week, 13.97% lower […]

2023 will see the death of play-to-earn gaming

Developers have been focusing more on tokens than on making fun games. As a result, GameFi has been dying.

The most important chart of the year: After all of the drama around FTX, miner capitulation or whatever this year. Bitcoin is still going from block to block as intended.

After this hell of a year with literally the most un-predictable things happening that surely caused a lot of havoc and panic all year long in Crypto. From LUNA to FTX, this year has been literal hell for crypto. And in such a situation its completely normal that humans tend to just look at the…
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Challenging Year for Bitcoin Miners as Fewer BTC Mining Rigs Are Profitable at Current Prices

Bitcoin miners have had a challenging year as the network’s mining difficulty reached an all-time high and the spot market price of bitcoin dropped below the cost of production. Currently, with electricity costs at $0.07 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), only 18 application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) bitcoin mining rigs are able to turn a profit at current […]

Solana Continues Its Freefall – Will The FUD Ever Stop?

Solana has been on a freefall since the collapse of FTX and has not been able to move upwards because of the FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) surrounding the ecosystem and its connections with the former crypto exchange. According to recent news, Solana’s native token SOL has dropped 51.14% since the day FTX fell from grace.  Solana: Dead Or Not Dead?  The current situation might be confusing to investors. Based on data by CoinGeko, the token shot up by 5.4% in the past 24 hours which might be a signal that investor sentiment is reversing. However, the FUD still remains strong around the ecosystem itself.  Messari released an overview of the ecosystem back on December 15. The basic gist of the overview was that Solana is still a solid ecosystem even after the collapse of the Sam Bankman-Fried-led exchange. However, recent Santiment insight on the ecosystem shows that it might be already dead.  The most notable on-chain development for the token was the significant drop in developer activity despite a lot of projects being developed on the ecosystem. Although it is difficult to say whether Solana as a whole is dead or near it, it is easier to say that the ecosystem is struggling to keep itself afloat because of its close ties with FTX.  Image: Coincu News What This Means For Holders Of SOL The crypto community seems to be very bearish at the moment considering what transpired in the past weeks courtesy of some major macroeconomics news, including the spate of job cuts and bankruptcies by big crypto firms. Those who are bullish for the ecosystem point to ETH’s crash back in 2018 and how SOL’s movement mimics this.  For everyone that sold #ETH in 2018 for 88 USD and for everyone who is selling $SOL sub 10 USD! Fundamentals haven’t changed and Solana isn’t FTX! Just sayin! 🫡 pic.twitter.com/IBYzldEaBd — MANDO CT (@XMaximist) December 29, 2022 MANDO CT, a self-declared crypto expert, said the above on his pinned tweet. Others try to refute the claim that Solana only blew up with the help of Bankman-Fried’s dirty money with documents which show SBF supporting competitors of Solana.  SOL total market cap at $3.5 billion on the daily chart | Chart: TradingView.com Related Reading: Is Polkadot (DOT) A Must-Have For Your 2023 Portfolio? However, SOL’s price movement reflects investor sentiment on the token itself – fear, uncertainty, and doubt: fear that the ecosystem would inevitably follow the path of FTX. uncertainty on what 2023 will bring for Solana. doubt regarding the ecosystem despite the amount of projects being worked on top of it.  However, with several big developments like Solana Pay and the nearing launch of its own mobile phones, we might see 2023 to become a crucial part of Solana’s recovery, or a further catalyst of its downfall.  – Featured image: Cryptopolitan

Donald Trump NFTs Lose Momentum, Declines 80% in 14 Days

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How to create a multi-sig wallet with Gnosis Safe

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Welcome to the annual survey of how Crypto could possibly do in 2023 and the results from the previous survey of 2022, lets test our hive mind as a sub:

In this post we are here to discuss and mostly speculate how good or bad the next ear could be in Crypto. I had made a similar post about a year ago and it seems pretty reasonable now that no one could really predict what to happen this year, it was just such a crazy…
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