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Nonfungible Tidbits: The week ending March 18th's bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and NFT news.
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In a fresh investment round, an online marketplace for selling legally sanctioned digital cricket treasures, including Cristiano Ronaldo, has raised around $100 million.
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Coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum have emerged as a major source of funding for Ukraine's battle against Russian military intervention.
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Thousands of lines of code are written in the shadows of the internet by anonymous programmers whose names are unknown to the authorities.
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A closer look at liquidity pools, automated market makers, yield farming, and other DEX-related topics. This is the third installment of a three-part series on understanding DeFi.
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This week, Ethereum's price rose above $2,800 for many periods of time, bringing it closer to the $3,000 mark.
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Responsible diplomacy is anticipating how other regimes will react to perceived threats—and acting to avert wars by recognizing and addressing these views. The US appears to be more concerned in virtue signaling.
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Bitcoin supporters have been known to downplay the expenses, while opponents have been known to discount the benefits—however, it is critical to examine both the costs and the benefits.
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The blockchain is coming for all of us.
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The United States is experiencing a lithium supply shortage. Almost every major carmaker has announced a shift to electric vehicles, Tesla delivered almost one million cars in 2021, and a slew of new electric vehicle firms, including Rivian and Lucid, are launching new models.