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The Ethereum 2.0 launch is quickly approaching, and the development team has announced that the next stage of the launch, known as the “Shanghai” phase, is due to begin on March 31, 2023.
Right now, users can’t get their Ethereum back if they’ve staked it. Shanghai is adding a way for them to do this, which will mostly help people who sent their ETH before PoS was set up in September.
The launch of the “Shanghai”...
Binance Integrates Apple and Google Pay
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The biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, Binance, has announced that it will now work with Apple Pay and Google Pay. This will make it easier for customers to buy and sell bitcoin using the popular mobile payment systems. With Apple Pay’s 43.9 million users and Google Pay’s 25 million users, this move is likely to make it much easier for people to use bitcoin, especially during the current bear market.
These additional...
Crypto adoption, Cryptocurrencies, dApps, Exchanges, Front page, Main, News
Solana Loses 94% of Value Since Start of 2022 Due to Association with SBF and FTX
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Solana is a layer-1 blockchain network that is not controlled by a central authority and runs on its own cryptocurrency, SOL. It aims to give decentralized applications and blockchain-based projects infrastructure that is fast, safe, and scalable. Anatoly Yakovenko started Solana in 2017. Since then, it has become a popular choice among developers who want to build on a reliable and fast blockchain platform.
Even though SOL is popular and...
Front page, Main, News, NFTs
Circle goes to war with Tether
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In a recent blog post on the Coinbase website, the company said that it is going to fight Tether, a controversial stablecoin that has been linked to scandals and problems for a long time.
Tether has been under scrutiny for years due to its questionable relationship with the Bitfinex exchange and its lack of transparency regarding its backing. This has led to concerns about whether Tether is actually backed by the US dollar, as it claims to...
BlockFi’s U.S. bankruptcy filing
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Two weeks ago, BlockFi banned withdrawals owing to “lack of clarification over the fate of FTX.com, FTX US, and Alameda.”
As previously mentioned by the BlockFi team, the move would be directly spurred by the demise of FTX, the business that initially offered a $400 million credit line to fund the crypto-lending startup. This is in addition to the exchange formed by Sam Bankman-option Fried’s to acquire for an additional...






