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The crypto ICOs seem to have disappeared. What happened to them? In reality, they haven’t completely disappeared, but they have changed shape. In order to answer the question, we need to clarify whether we want to consider ICOs in a strict, technical-formal sense, or if we want to consider the launch of new tokens. What are crypto ICOs? The launch of new tokens I launchpool The airdrops The failure of crypto ICOs in 2019 What are crypto ICOs? From a technical-formal point of view, ICO simply means Initial Coin Offering, which is the initial offering on the market of new…

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Photo by neskue on Midjourney March has seen several web3 initiatives to recognize and spotlight women’s achievements in celebration of Women’s History Month. This annual observance, established in 1987, emphasizes the profound contributions women have made to society. Diversity Drives Web3 Growth Monica Talán, Founder and Contributor at Spanish-language web3 platform CryptoConexión, told Cryptonews that raising awareness for women in web3 is not just about achieving gender balance. Rather, Talán believes that highlighting women in the web3 sector will expand the field’s talent pool, leading to fresh perspectives and new approaches. “This will create more equitable economic opportunities, build inclusive…

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With only three weeks remaining until the general election, South Korea’s rival political parties are vying for support from crypto investors, who have emerged as a key voting group. According to local media outlet JoongAng Daily, the parties recognize the significance of addressing cryptocurrency-related policies amid the surging popularity of this nascent industry. Notably, South Korea is also seeing a rise in numbers from crypto investor voting groups. Bitcoin’s price surge has captured public attention, with the cryptocurrency trading at 92.1 million won ($68,654) on Upbit, the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. Although the price has dipped from its recent peak…

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Quantum computing is a revolutionary force with the potential to redefine industries, including the cryptocurrency market. For this reason, Bitcoin, the largest crypto by market capitalization at $1.27 trillion, stands at a crossroads. With its reliance on the Proof-of-Work (POW) consensus protocol and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) for encryption, Bitcoin faces significant vulnerabilities against quantum computing. Quantum Computing Threatens Bitcoin The POW mechanism, integral to Bitcoin’s operation, involves miners solving complex mathematical problems to validate transactions and secure the network. However, quantum computing, with its ability to perform calculations at unprecedented speeds, threatens to disrupt this balance. Quantum algorithms like…

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Fighting game AI Arena looks very similar to Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. series, with cartoonish combatants brawling for supremacy. What’s immediately obvious is that, of course, the game doesn’t feature the likes of Mario and Donkey Kong trading blows in iconic locales. What’s less obvious, however, is that there’s nobody mashing buttons to make these characters kick, punch, hop, and occasionally launch foes into the distance. They’re all controlled by artificial intelligence—but each AI has been meticulously trained by an individual human player. That’s the unique hook of AI Arena, which shakes up the familiar-looking fighting action by reorienting the…

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Alexander Smirnov was a key source for the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) probe into Hunter Biden’s role at Ukrainian gas and oil company Burisma. Grand jury charges allege that he fabricated the story and also revealed his connections to the cryptocurrency industry. The charges detail how one of Smirnov’s associates, identified as ‘Associate 2,’ was “an American who owned a cryptocurrency business.” Smirnov allegedly presented this associate to Burisma to see if it would be interested in using their crypto product. Unfortunately for this associate, “the Burisma representatives weren’t interested.” Furthermore, the document details how another associate — Associate…

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To understand the new politics stance and other pro nationals of recent times, we should look to Silicon Valley and the quantified movement of the latest generation. If Bitcoin were to lose half its present value — which is not unlikely, given its extremely volatile past behavior — Tesla will lose around A$1 billion. As Elon Musk owns about a fifth of Tesla, he would then be down A$200 million. In contrast, I own no Bitcoin so I will lose nothing. Nor is Musk doing his fans any favors. As a “rock star CEO” with more than 40 million followers…

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To understand the new politics stance and other pro nationals of recent times, we should look to Silicon Valley and the quantified movement of the latest generation. If Bitcoin were to lose half its present value — which is not unlikely, given its extremely volatile past behavior — Tesla will lose around A$1 billion. As Elon Musk owns about a fifth of Tesla, he would then be down A$200 million. In contrast, I own no Bitcoin so I will lose nothing. Nor is Musk doing his fans any favors. As a “rock star CEO” with more than 40 million followers…

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To understand the new politics stance and other pro nationals of recent times, we should look to Silicon Valley and the quantified movement of the latest generation. If Bitcoin were to lose half its present value — which is not unlikely, given its extremely volatile past behavior — Tesla will lose around A$1 billion. As Elon Musk owns about a fifth of Tesla, he would then be down A$200 million. In contrast, I own no Bitcoin so I will lose nothing. Nor is Musk doing his fans any favors. As a “rock star CEO” with more than 40 million followers…

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To understand the new politics stance and other pro nationals of recent times, we should look to Silicon Valley and the quantified movement of the latest generation. If Bitcoin were to lose half its present value — which is not unlikely, given its extremely volatile past behavior — Tesla will lose around A$1 billion. As Elon Musk owns about a fifth of Tesla, he would then be down A$200 million. In contrast, I own no Bitcoin so I will lose nothing. Nor is Musk doing his fans any favors. As a “rock star CEO” with more than 40 million followers…

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