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⁠Go green or go home? What the NY State mining moratorium could mean for crypto industry The “anti-technology” bill could accelerate mining operators' switch to renewable energy, experts say.

⁠NFTs, DAOs and the importance of roadmaps A deep dive into the worlds of nonfungible tokens and decentralized autonomous organizations, and how they can benefit from each other.

⁠ETH gas price surges as Yuga Labs cashes in $300M selling Otherside NFTs While the Otherdeed NFTs could be minted only in APE, it also required ETH for gas fees.

⁠Liquidity has driven DeFi’s growth to date, so what’s the future outlook? On-chain liquidity was the catalyst of DeFi Summer 2020, but what will lead the DeFi markets to hit a trillion dollars within another year or two…

⁠ApeCoin slides 40% in three days despite Otherside metaverse land sale — here's why APE price could see more downside in the coming days as the Otherside hype cools down.

⁠Warning: Smartphone text prediction guesses crypto hodler’s seed phrase Redditor Andre highlighted the ease with which hackers can use the text prediction feature to drain a user’s funds just by being able to first word…

⁠Rari Fuze hacker offered $10M bounty by Fei Protocol to return $80M loot DeFi investigator BlockSec’s monitoring system detected a loss of more than $80 million — citing the root cause as a typical reentrancy vulnerabil…

⁠Self-custody, control and identity: How regulators got it wrong The EU proposal requiring one to link a self-custodial wallet to their identity fundamentally misunderstands the concept of self-custody.