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6 NFT Use Cases That Will (Probably) Remain After the Hype Dies Down

After non-fungible tokens (NFTs) exploded in 2021, and images of virtual monkeys and digital punks sold for millions, the onslaught of copycat projects and an influx of self-proclaimed “NFT artists” followed, creating a seemingly unsustainable NFT hype. Combined with rather...

, by Alex Lielacher

6 Crypto Experts on What Would Encourage People to Use Bitcoin

Adoption is one of the major points of discussion in the Cryptoverse: how much do we need bigger adoption, from whom, how to obtain it, and what effects would growing adoption have on the ecosystem? All these questions are relevant, but the answers – at least for now – remain just theories and...

, by Eimantas Žemaitis

5 Risks to Know Before Using Centralized Crypto Lending Platforms

Crypto lending has been one of the most prominent activities in crypto markets. The activity has developed over the years with several crypto lenders emerging to meet the demand for crypto loans. Centralized crypto lending platforms (CeFi), such BlockFi, Celsius, and Nexo, offer...

, by Alex Lielacher

5 Bitcoin Forks: How They Performed Against BTC?

Hard forks are a unique way to resolve disagreements on proposed protocol upgrades in cryptoasset networks. In the case where a faction within a cryptocurrency’s community disagrees with the majority of network participants, they can fork the code and operate their “own”...

, by Alex Lielacher

4 Ways Governments Could Misuse the Blockchain

Blockchain technology has enabled the birth of a new decentralized economy, which is taking power away from centralized authorities and giving it back to the people. Most blockchain advocates believe that the widespread adoption of this innovative new technology will lead to a freer, fairer and...

, by Alex Lielacher

2022 Crypto Regulation Trends: Focus on DeFi, Stablecoins, NFTs, and More

Smaller markets with a lighter administration might lead the way in terms of crypto regulation. A standardized approach to regulating crypto is estimated to emerge. Traditional financial will insist on a level playing field in terms of regulation. A transaction involving smart contracts...

, by Simon Chandler

20 Crypto Jokes to Round Off the Successful Week

It's been a full week of nothing but green for bitcoin and a couple of select altcoins, and if you know anything about the crypto world, you know that a week there is the same as years in the offline world. I'd throw the usual Interstellar joke here but it's been cliched into oblivion so I'll...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

20 Handpicked Crypto Jokes for Your Entertainment

It’s that time of the week, Cryptonews.com is back with jokes and memes shamelessly taken from the internet and assembled into an article. Sure, you may have been able to find these on your own, but would you have the pleasure of reading our commentary?Well… maybe not reading the...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Dallas Mavericks’ Partner in Crypto, Lympo app Eyes New Markets

After Lympo, a project geared towards a healthy lifestyle ecosystem, partnered with NBA basketball team Dallas Mavericks to launch its app last week, Cryptonews.com talked to Taavi Rõivas, Chairman of the Lympo Supervisory Board and former Estonian prime minister, about the test results of the...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Crypto is Losing the Sense of Rarity: Does It Matter?

Robert Quartly-Janeiro is the Chief Strategy Officer of the Singapore-based Tier-1 cryptocurrency exchange Bitrue.__________ As I was flicking through the weekend supplement of a well-known financial newspaper, the number of luxury watch advertisements I had to bypass got me thinking: with so...

, by Robert Quartly-Janeiro

Crypto in 2021: Institutions Prefer Bitcoin, Retail Open to Altcoins

Expect the trend to continue - institutions will favor BTC, retail will explore altcoins too. The uncertainty over the pandemic, the economy to spur investments into BTC. After BTC surges and starts to trade sideways, investors diversify into altcoins.2020 has been the best year for cryptoasset...

, by Simon Chandler

Crypto in 2019: Top Trends Among Exchanges

Decentralized exchanges, institutional involvement, and security token exchanges are among top trends in the crypto exchange business this year. The entrance of large players may contribute to a killing off of many of the smaller exchanges.Crypto is changing. No, Bitcoin and Ethereum may not being...

, by Simon Chandler

Crypto in 2019: Security Tokens, ‘Big Finance’ and Project Launches

Institutional investors will get increasingly behind security tokens and other crypto projects. "The general public will finally experience the benefits that blockchain can bring."Cryptocurrency prices are down, yet most other metrics of the activity in Bitcoin and its major rivals suggest that...

, by Simon Chandler

Crypto in 2019: Main Trends in Token Sales

The ICO market is set to increasingly resemble traditional stock markets and IPOs. Another trend that's likely to solidify in 2019 is the increasing role private equity will have. "Think long term and don’t jump on every ICO or STO."Despite the apparent bear market that gripped crypto for...

, by Simon Chandler

Crypto in 2019: Main Challenges and Solutions for Ethereum

The Constantinople hard fork But what about Casper, Sharding, and Plasma? Will ICO regulations bring down Ethereum? Dapps might rescue Ethereum yet Adoption is imminent, ConsenSys believes Ethereum and macro trendsThroughout the year 2018, the price of Ethereum (ETH) slumped by more than 80%, and...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Crypto Helps Ukraine Defend Itself Against Russia’s Invasion, Here’s How You Can Contribute

Cryptoassets continue to prove their case in Ukraine, as well over USD 100m in crypto was raised during the first five weeks of the Russian invasion. Per a report by blockchain research firm TRM which analyzed over 50 crypto donation campaigns, official government entities have received...

, by Eimantas Žemaitis

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