From DeFi year to decade: Is mass adoption here? Experts Answer, Part 1
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Is mass adoption here? Experts Answer, Part 1

Dominik is the co-founder and chairman of the Iota Foundation, an open-source distributed ledger and cryptocurrency designed for the Internet of Things. “The biggest difference between crypto in 2017 and crypto in 2022 is the establishment of tangible business models and use cases within our ecosystem thanks to DeFi. We no longer have to wait for external parties such as…

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Will Brands Ruin the Metaverse?
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Will Brands Ruin the Metaverse?

Last week, Pepsi launched its first NFT collection, a series of cartoon microphones with Pepsi logo noses. Budweiser, which bought an NFT and Ethereum domain name in August and changed its Twitter handle to beer.eth, responded, “Welcome brand friend. WAGMI.” Pepsi replied, “Thanks, fren! WAGMI.” Facebook, which renamed itself Meta in October, tweeted to Pepsi, “This is going to look…

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China Censors Crypto-Themed Short Videos Shared Online
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China Censors Crypto-Themed Short Videos Shared Online – Regulation Bitcoin News

An industry organization controlled by the Chinese government has updated a list of topics users of video-sharing apps should avoid. Crypto-related content is now among the entries along with traditional taboos in China like mocking its leadership, provoking sectarianism, and showing sex. Clips on Crypto Trading, Mining Banned in China The China Netcasting Services Association (CNSA) has recently published a…

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The dawn of democratized launchpads
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The dawn of democratized launchpads

Those that were around in 2017 likely remember the initial coin offering (ICO) craze, which saw swathes of new projects emerge — many of which generated staggering returns for participants in a matter of weeks or months.  Although many ICO-funded projects turned out to be duds, a small proportion grew and evolved to become the current heavyweight blockchain platforms, including…

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Bitcoin 'death cross' that pushed BTC price to $28.8K reappears
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Bitcoin ‘death cross’ that pushed BTC price to $28.8K reappears

A technical sell signal is about to appear on the Bitcoin (BTC) daily chart. On Dec. 18, the BTC price will experience a death cross, a market indicator that occurs when a short-term moving average slips below a long-term moving average. In this case, Bitcoin‘s 20-day exponential moving average (20-day EMA) will close below its 200-day exponential moving average (200-day…

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Why DeFi Projects Are Flocking to OlympusDAO Bonding
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Why DeFi Projects Are Flocking to OlympusDAO Bonding

Decrypting DeFi is Decrypt’s DeFi email newsletter. (art: Grant Kempster) In a heated Senate hearing on stablecoins this past week, one name came up far more than anyone in crypto would have expected: OlympusDAO and its OHM stablecoin. OHM is a so-called stablecoin that, unlike other stablecoins, is not pegged to a fiat currency. Its price has declined sharply recently,…

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Eight Year Anniversary Of Bitcoin HODL Meme

“I type d that tyitle twice because I knew it was wrong the first time. Still wrong. w/e.” Eight years ago today, in a now infamous, whiskey-soaked Bitcointalk post, a meme was born. “so i’ve had some whisky actually on the bottle it’s spelled whisky w/e sue me (but only if it’s payable in BTC)” Starting 2013 at around $15,…

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Crypto Owners in Serbia Reach 200,000 as Country Regulates Digital Assets
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Crypto Owners in Serbia Reach 200,000 as Country Regulates Digital Assets – Featured Bitcoin News

The number of cryptocurrency holders in Serbia has climbed to around 200,000 with interest in cryptocurrencies increasing alongside growing crypto markets. The country’s decision to legally recognize digital assets this year has also contributed to their increasing popularity. Law on Digital Assets Puts Serbia on Crypto Map Recently adopted regulations and genuine investor interest have placed Serbia, a nation of…

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