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⁠Are expiring copyrights the next goldmine for NFTs? Most people think of digital art when it comes to NFTs, but in the future, expiring copyrights could be preserved, refreshed and repurposed using nonfungible token tec…

⁠The crypto industry needs a crypto capital market structure The DeFi industry needs a sound market structure and systemic independence from current transactional systems.

⁠What is a bull trap, and how to identify it? Is that asset you're backing really on the rise? Learn about bull traps and how they thrive during market uncertainty.

⁠Crypto’s ongoing crisis is an opportunity for realignment The value and reputation of the crypto market took a nosedive this May. Its recovery is a chance to fix both.

⁠Israel’s regulator teases comprehensive crypto framework at ICC This year’s annual Israel Crypto Conference was focused on regulation and CBDCs: The regulated status of cryptocurrencies would open many doors of possibil…

⁠Ethereum average gas fee falls down to $1.57, the lowest since 2020 For nearly two years, between Jan. 2021 and May 2022, the average gas fee required by the Ethereum network was roughly $40, with May 1, 2022 recording…

⁠Web5 vs. Web3: The future is a process, not a destination What is Web5, where is Web4 and what would be the recently announced initiative by Block subsidiary TBD to create a new layer of decentralization on top of the W…

⁠Crema Finance shuts liquidity protocol on Solana amid hack investigation While awaiting Crema Finance’s report on the situation, the Crypto Twitter community took it to themselves to track down the hacker’s wallet and b…

⁠The development of blockchain industry and how to defend against attacks on DeFi The DeFi market is a highly promising venture where the main struggling issue is a lack of qualified blockchain developers.

⁠Why longevity matters to everyone: Living longer lives in the world of Web3 Physicians and founders are rallying behind longevity medicine, and here is what a longer and healthier human lifespan means for the crypto com…

⁠What determines the Bitcoin price? Perhaps the most common question in crypto is “Why is the price of Bitcoin so volatile?” While it may seem obvious at first glance, Bitcoin’s price is more than just a case of supply a…

⁠How to earn crypto passive income with forks and airdrops? Hard forks and airdrops are forms of passive income strategies, which are essentially free giveaways of particular tokens to users.

⁠KuCoin CEO slams insolvency rumors citing “no plan to halt withdrawal” Rumors linked KuCoin’s intent to stop withdrawals with the Terra (LUNA) and the 3AC collapse, which according to the warnings, led to “immense suffe…

⁠DeSci: Tech trees to fund ambitious science and tech To aid coordination, technology trees help decentralize science and provide an overview of the field, existing work and open challenges.

⁠Bitcoin will see ‘long bear market’ says trader with BTC price stuck at $19K No sign of a significant shift up or down for BTC price, but volume data hints that the bottom could come in weeks or less.

⁠African celebrities join degens on the journey to the moon Cryptocurrency is gaining popularity in Africa, and more celebrities are engaging. What are the potential impacts of this new phenomenon?

⁠NFT hype evidently dead as daily sales in June 2022 dip to one-year lows The NFT boom was supported by a healthy and bullish crypto ecosystem and positive investor sentiment. However, Bitcoin’s bear market had an advers…

⁠The decoupling manifesto: Mapping the next phase of the crypto journey The narratives that have propelled crypto to its current status have reached the limits of their influence. It’s time to rethink how to pitch crypto…

⁠Hiring top crypto talent can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be How to identify top crypto talent in the recruitment process: Hire a diverse range of people who have the required attributes without lowering your st…

⁠Experts explain how music NFTs will enhance the connection between creators and fans Monstercat CEO Mike Darlington and Metalink founder Jake Udell chat with Crypto Steez about the future of Web3 and music NFTs.

⁠Crypto Biz: Coinbase downgraded, 3AC deemed insolvent and Michael Saylor buys the dip Coinbase, Three Arrows Capital and MicroStrategy headline the latest business news from the world of blockchain.

⁠DappRadar and LayerZero launch chain-agnostic staking token A new staking mechanism through RADAR token has been created that is set to minimize gas fees and support recurring APR across multiple blockchains.

⁠Voyager Digital freezes trading, deposits, withdrawals and rewards, blames 3AC default The cryptocurrency exchange filed a notice of default to Singapore-based Three Arrows Capital earlier in the week, but promised it w…

⁠Bitcoin trader says expect more chop, downside, then sideways price action for BTC this summer Crypto Jebb and independent market analyst Scott Melker agree that the crypto market’s toughest days still lay ahead.

⁠Price analysis 7/1: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, SOL, DOGE, DOT, LEO, SHIB Traders expect Bitcoin to swoop below its swing low before the price flattens out and altcoins begin to recover.

⁠BlockFi announces deal with FTX US, including 'option to acquire' for $240M According to CEO Zac Prince, BlockFi signed agreements with FTX US totaling $680 million — for a company that had a $5 billion valuation in Jun…

⁠Battle-hardened Ronin bridge reopens following $600M hack: Finance Redefined While price volatility remained a key factor, major DeFi tokens registered double digit loss over the past week as the DeFi TVL hovers near $5…

⁠Ignite CEO announces departure after seven years Peng Zhong stepped down as CEO roughly a month after former company head Jae Kwon said he would be leading NewTendermint, part of Ignite's split to two firms in May.

⁠June roundup: who's hiring and who's firing in the crypto space Binance, Ripple, and Kraken are hiring, while Coinbase, Gemini, and Crypto.com have announced staff cuts.

⁠June gloom takes on a new meaning in another 2022 down month The addresses mainly run by active human traders have notched more than 147,000 addresses for the first time since November.