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DeFi   -   Mar 12, 2023 There’s a New Wave in DeFi and it’s Perpetually Profitable
GMX exchange logo

Despite its relatively limited reach, GMX platform displays one of the best examples of financial automation in DeFi.

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Regulation   -   Mar 03, 2023 Ripple vs SEC Updates
Ripple vs. SEC Updates

The ongoing dispute between Ripple and SEC is closely followed by crypto participants and investors alike, with many anticipating the outcome's potential impact on the market.

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Blockchain   -   Mar 02, 2023 AI Projects In Blockchain
The largest AI-crypto projects of 2023 by marketcap

AI-related crypto projects attracted the attention of investors amid the new wave of AI hype that started in 2023. SingularityNET and Fetch.ai the largest in this category

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Exchanges   -   Feb 28, 2023 Are Angels the Secret to Binance’s Success?
Are Angels the Secret to Binance’s Success?

CEO of Binance, Changpeng Zhao revealed the secret to the success of their business: Binance Angels.

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NFT   -   Feb 27, 2023 Boring Apes' Not Boring Games
Boring Apes' Not Boring Games

With the hype that leaves other games in the dust, these minigames from a company with a budget of over $4 billion could revolutionize gaming.

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Stablecoins   -   Feb 20, 2023 Digital Euro Or Euro Digitalized?
Digital Euro, Spanish stablecoin EURM, Finnish Stablecoin EUROe

Spanish and Finnish regulators independently approved their national fintech companies to develop Euro backed stablecoins. The "digitalization" of fiat currencies is pushed concurrently by CBDC research and by stablecoins.

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Regulation   -   Feb 17, 2023 SEC Faces Criticism for Lack of Clarity in Crypto Compliance Rules
SEC Faces Criticism for Lack of Clarity in Crypto Compliance Rules

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is facing criticism for not providing clear guidance on compliance rules in the digital asset industry.

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Adoption   -   Feb 15, 2023 The Sur: a Trading Coin of Argentina and Brazil
Inácio Lula da Silva and Alberto Fernandez at the signing ceremony

Last month Brazilian president Inácio Lula da Silva and his Argentine counterpart, Alberto Fernandez, reignited the idea of a common currency as a means towards an economically independent future.

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