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When it comes to L2s, there's really only one thing causing an uproar and that's liquidity fragmentation, but more specifically, the painful reality of liquidity being pulled from L1 onto L2s, where at

You know how people sometimes say that humans don't really “create things” but simply “reconstruct” what has already existed? Well, if your idea of “creation” leans heavily on mystical works, then yes,

This article is for informational purposes only and not a promotion for any project mentioned therein. I stumbled on a very interesting DeFi product that brings a rather fresh solution to investing in

As such, should never be allowed to happen. People love free things, but nothing is ever truly free. You're either paying for it or someone else is, but eventually, you'll pay for it still. It always circles

How many crypto have you sold since Trump tariffs shenanigans? $100 worth? $1,000? $10,000? Or over $100,000? I'll tell you for free that most people have not sold anything close to $1,000 because why

What is yield? Yield generally refers to the earnings, income, interest or profits generated and accrual to capital from an investment, expressed as a percentage of the investment's cost or market value.

Payments account for 19.2% of VCs investment focus over the past 180 days, however, for Coinbase specifically, through its investment arm “Coinbase Ventures,” payments make up 23.8% of its investment focus.

No, please don't use your revenue to burn your tokens, you're just throwing money away for a false sense of value in scarcity. Scarcity aids high value pricing when we are dealing with products and/or

The revenue of debt created by the government on fiat is taken away from you through taxes. This is why we call taxation a theft, you're literally being denied your dividends because you were already

Define dead. Of course, airdrops are not dead because there are still quite a lot of them still happening. The fact is that even if airdrop tokens hold zero value, in terms of market USD valuation, it

I feel that at some point, we'll need to trade one for the other and I can see how that would not totally be a bad thing. People always seek balance, but sometimes, you just need separately functioning

The saying if you're so smart why aren't you rich? is similar to the saying if you're so rich why aren't you happy? One can always facilitate the other but there are no guarantees, given the complex nature

DeFi’s liquidity may increasingly become exposed to capital risks at an extensive level due to growing adoption of leveraged strategies by protocols and users to max-farm yield and generally generate revenue.

The ponzi works and stays afloat so long as more people keep believing in it. We might just be nearing a breakpoint as crypto adoption grows. There's no reason tax and revenue should be used together as

A lot of people do not understand just how much importance needs to be placed on how tokens initially get printed into the markets. Tokens are not stocks and shouldn't be treated like one. Many seem to

A lot of people are losing their shit over AI making its way up to eliminate a large number of job roles filled by humans. The panic seems to be driven by the idea that the world will not need human

First off, I'm not a developer and do not know how difficult(or impossible) this may be. I only know basic HTML and CSS but a dev on Hive I follow once said that if you can describe in English perfectly

It doesn't automatically become “different and better” simply because you slap a pretty “decentralized” term on it. Developers need to stop otherwise crypto just becomes the stock markets 2.0 and essentially

One of the things in crypto that needs a major revamp is payments, and more specifically decentralized payments solutions. At the time, I don't think I'd be wrong to say that we don't yet have a solution

Eveytime a person sends out a tweet, the data goes to a centralized database owned by X. Such data effectively becomes limited in how much value can be generated off it and how it generally can serve the