Yield Farming the Staking of tokens is becoming more and more populair. We have been overwhelmed by requests to make this possible and we did this on our current Exchange. Now we were at the point of deploying ...our own blockchain, this would result in not having the option for Yield Farming. For this we decided to switch to a token build on the fast and low fee Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

Developing is underway and expected to do auditing in the first week of March. Audits will be done by Certik, they are founded by Binance and highly trusted. When everything goes well our new DeFi L2L-token BSC based will be operational in the second week of March.


We don't forget our current users who made it all possible. We are creating more value by raising the price at March 1st to $0.0020 (+16.7%) and again at March 22nd to $0.0025 (+45.9%). To make this raise in value possible the total amount of tokens will be reduced from 42 billion to 28.8 billion.


After the token audits we are signing up for a Launchpool at a Tier-1 exchange, for a Farming Period of 30 days in April. The listing at the previous exchanges and our own Launchpool will be synchronized with this event.Show more >

GPU's are great for mining. According to Nvidia (not us 😉) a huge part of the 1.5 billion GPUs already out there are ideal for mining.... plus they will be bringing out a CMP (a processor dedicated to mining)..., which will generate even more rewards with even less power consumption, and our gamers can all buy one with the rewards they get from their GPUs with our platform... This article is a total and absolute 100% validation of our business.

https://news.bitcoin.com/nvidia-limits-the-efficiency-of-mining-ether-using-its-gpus-by-50/?fbclid=IwAR3UykSZaspRvHH4x0Rys4OB3W6jJdRK5E7LYCoTcnysbh6mPIhkeaaiTaUShow more >

Emerald Crypto | February 26, 2021

So what is Blockchain anyway? By now you've probably heard the term thrown around and you may have some vague awareness that blockchain is connected to the world of c...ryptocurrency. But what exactly is blockchain and how does it work?

The word itself is made up of two components – block and chain. The block component refers to data (information) and the chain component refers to how that data is stored.

So when we put the word back together we see that a blockchain is a certain way of storing data.

Said another way, it's a type of database.

And what is a database? It's a collection of electronic data or information that is organized so that it can be efficiently located and retrieved. More precisely, a blockchain is a specific type of database. While a blockchain can store many different types of information for our purposes we'll focus on blockchain as a transaction ledger. Think of a ledger in a checkbook that is used to balance your account. Or for younger readers think of the list of recent transactions that comes up after signing into online banking.

In a blockchain a 'block' is filled with data. When the block is full it is 'chained' to a new block which is then filled with additional data. The chains are compiled in chronological order using hashes that help identify each individual block.

Blockchain transactions are distributed or decentralized. This means that they don't take place on a single computer on a single server but on a shared network where all users retain control. The peer-to-peer (P2P) network has many computers (or nodes), often spread out throughout the world and owned by different people or entities, that work together to verify and complete the transaction. If one node makes an error the other nodes through a consensus process will eliminate the incorrect information. Said another way, all of the nodes work together to come to the same conclusion. Incorrect data do not get added to a ledger but once correct information is added it can never be changed.

Thus blockchain transactions are very difficult to falsify or alter. The blockchain ledger records every single transaction that has ever taken place on that blockchain in chronological order. Blockchain transactions also use encryption keys and hashing to secure and protect the data while network nodes complete transactions by solving algorithms. All these factors combined make blockchain nearly immutable (impossible to change) and very transparent (easily verifiable for all to see).

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Canadian bank will launch crypto dollars.

Coinbase
Binance
Crypto Exchange
CEX.io
Kraken

Doge still going strong

https://www.coindesk.com/dogecoin-coinflip-atm-support?fbclid=IwAR309jSIJMDXc90r93opINzdLtAIuTg57ag_Tl4VqPB2afxz-N1vspn1MXY

- I'm decentralized.

Soon we will be able to get new graphic cards only for mining.

What is the message he is sending here?
https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2021/03/03/elon-musk-against-crypto-scams/

Buying MicroStrategy shares to play bitcoin can be a very, VERY expensive way to own crypto. CoinDesk's global capital markets managing editor Lawrence Lewitinn explains the MicroStrategy premium: https://trib....al/ki8mhLeShow more >

Could Brave search become the new Google search? The privacy-focused browser is closer to making this a reality.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/brave-acquires-search-engine-in-bid-to-offer-alternative-...to-google-search?fbclid=IwAR3La39e4bcgTDFG0XytGYqm7yIxxtpqn_x4FAgbtNaReNvK3bcHa-ARp4wShow more >

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Bill Barhydt about Bitcoin price of $5. Should he talk again now?

No signs of selling as miners hoard their earnings and institutions keep piling into the latest Bitcoin exposure products to hit the market.

Bitcoin is looking shaky at the start of a new week as $60,0...00 remains out of reach — could anything change in the coming days?

After an average weekend that failed to deliver the breakout that many had hoped for, Bitcoin (BTC) is clinging to the mid-$50,000 range.

Cointelegraph takes a look at five factors that can help shape future price performance.

Coinbase IPO a beacon in flat macro sea
Stock markets were unimpressive on April 5, with many Asian markets closed for public holidays and United States futures seeing little movement.

Following the Suez Canal debacle, oil was the only commodity with noticeable energy as a decision from OPEC+ countries to increase supply put pressure on prices.

With a lack of momentum available, Bitcoin, therefore, had little to sustain any macro-influenced price run, and $60,000 resistance remained in place at the time of writing.

One major event that crypto analysts are eagerly waiting for, however, is Coinbase’s initial public offering, set for April 14.

As Cointelegraph reported, the event is a milestone for the industry but could be accompanied by selling on launch day — a practice seen with other IPOs both old and new.

Elsewhere, U.S. bond yield rises remained a worry this week, with their upward trajectory coinciding with a lack of progress for safe havens more widely.

“The repricing of inflation risk and U.S. rates, which will impact discount rates of future earnings and the way stocks are being valued is a source of uncertainty,” Johanna Chua, chief economist for Citigroup Global Markets, told Bloomberg.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-big-60k-hodl-is-on-5-things-to-watch-in-bitcoin-this-weekShow more >

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