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SEC v. Terraform Court Filing, retrieved on February 16, 2023, is part of . You can jump to any part in this filing . This is part 28 of 38. HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series here a. Terraform and Kwon Deceived Investors about Chai 121. Terraform and Kwon marketed the Terraform blockchain as having a real-world use. Specifically, Terraform and Kwon repeatedly claimed that a Korean company, Chai Corporation ("Chai"), used the Terraform blockchain to process and settle millions of transactions for Korean consumers at retail establishments, such as online stores, movie theaters, and convenience stores. These statements were materially false and misleading. Chai transactions were neither processed nor settled on the Terraform blockchain. 122. To further deceive investors, Terraform and Kwon recorded completed Chai transactions onto the Terraform blockchain to make it appear as if they were processed on the blockchain when, in fact, they were not. The purported "real-world use" of the Terraform blockchain was a literal fabrication. 123. Chai is a mobile payment service provider in Korea, similar to PayPal or Venmo, which Kwon launched, together with Terraform's co-founder, in or around June 2019. 124. Until early 2020, Chai and Terraform were closely associated with each other, sharing an office space and overlapping personnel. During that time, Kwon sat on Chai's board of directors and was kept up to date on Chai activities. 125. Sometime in early 2020, Kwon and Terraform's co-founder took steps to separate Terraform's business from Chai. Kwon took control of Terraform and moved its offices to a new location. At the same time, the majority of Terraform's employees began working solely for Terraform. However, until approximately May 2022, Kwon continued to sit on Chai's board and Defendants continued to represent publicly that Terraform was connected to Chai. 126. From mid-2019 through at least March 2022, Defendants made numerous and repeated statements falsely representing that the "backend" of Chai transactions were being processed and settled using the Terraform blockchain. Terraform and Kwon also falsely stated that Chai's use of the Terraform blockchain provided incentives to both Korean merchants and consumers to use Chai for their transactions. Specifically, Terraform and Kwon claimed that Chai's use of the Terraform blockchain meant that merchants experienced faster processing times and lower transaction fees through Chai than through competitor mobile payment services providers. Likewise, Terraform and Kwon maintained that Chai customers would benefit from additional consumer discounts flowing from the lower costs associated with Chai's purported use of the Terraform blockchain. With these misrepresentations, Terraform and Kwon misleadingly used Chai's growth as a proxy for the growth and success of the Terraform ecosystem as a whole. 127. Terraform and Kwon made these false and misleading statements in presentations to solicit investments in Terraform's crypto asset securities, including LUNA, from investors and prospective investors in the U.S. and overseas. In addition, Terraform made and disseminated these false and misleading statements in public interviews, Terraform-sponsored podcasts, and social media posts, which were available to U.S. investors and prospective investors. 128. For instance, in a presentation aired on CNBC Africa that Terraform made available to U.S. investors when it posted it to YouTube on October 14, 2019, Kwon discussed Chai in depth, explaining: [I]n the backend, it uses Terra's blockchain technology to solve some major pain points and problems for the merchants. But in the backend is where the real magic starts to happen. And I contend that Terra solves two of the biggest roadblocks to the adoption of digital payments in Asia and the rest of the world. So the first is slow settlement periods. … Terra settles in six seconds. So every block for every transaction that has been made, we batch it up and then send it to the merchant so they can have easy and early access to working capital should they choose to do so. The second problem that we solve is high transaction fees. … So in the thirteen weeks in which we have been operational, early response has been quite explosive. Up-up to today we have had 430,000 shoppers over the Chai gateway, and most of them coming in the last month. And we've processed nearly 2,000,000 transactions up to date. And we think that this number will continue to grow. In terms of daily active users, Terra and Chai has already surpassed some of the most popular tokens. Our daily active user numbers today currently stand at around 58,000 users... … So, basically what we are going for is to facilitate everyday retail transactions that are powered by Terra. 129. In an email sent on February 6, 2020 directly to investors, including U.S.-based institutional investors, Kwon noted that Similarly, on February 9, 2020, Kwon wrote in the Terra General Discord Channel chat accessible to the public that "Chai sits at 1.18 million active accounts today, and we passed the IM mark on Jan 14" "[r]ight now Chai has 12 merchants, all of whom get settled in KRT on the Terraform blockchain." 130. Terraform provided a September 2020 investor slide deck to at least one U.S.- based institutional investor, in which it touted the purported speed and efficiency of Chai in using the Terraform blockchain to process transactions. One slide titled contained a chart of various crypto assets and associated that $16 million with "LUNA, Terra's Native Token." "Explosive adoption of payment solutions has generated Terra 16M in annualized fees" Later slides in the deck also touted Chai's success in promoting the investment opportunities of other Terraform crypto asset securities. 131. In a series of Tweets posted on May 24, 2021 through @terra_money, Terraform again emphasized Chai's use of the Terraform blockchain and highlighted its growth, stating: 17/ As long as we create useful applications that people use on top of Terra, the strong locus of demand will always exist. 18/ And the use cases are already there. CHAI has more than 2 million active users in Korea. 132. And on March 31, 2022, in an interview posted to the public YouTube channel Blockworks Macro, Kwon again touted Chai and its use of the Terraform blockchain: So, we've launched apps like Chai in Korea. And so, the idea was that we were close to retail loop with things that people can buy, and transact with using, you know, Terra payments. So, you could take it to most e-commerce merchants of your choice. I could go to movie theaters, convenience stores, and things like that. 133. In addition to making and disseminating these materially false and misleading statements, Terraform and Kwon engaged in other deceptive acts, including by entering transactions on the Terraform blockchain using "KRT" (yet another algorithmic stablecoin offered by Terraform that was pegged to Korean currency, Won), which purported to reflect Chai commercial transactions. Specifically, from June 2019 through at least May 12, 2022, the Terraform blockchain appeared to reflect that Chai transactions were being settled on the blockchain in KRT, when, in fact, Chai payments were processed in Korean Won. 134. To carry out this deception, Terraform programmed a server, which was referred to internally as the "LP Server," to receive and process data about Chai transactions, and then issue instructions to the Terraform blockchain to replicate those transactions as if they had originally "settled" on the Terraform blockchain. 135. Analysis of Terraform blockchain data reflects that, in replicating the Chai transactions, Terraform used one wallet address ("Terraform Master Wallet") to fund up to 2.7 million other wallets. Terraform controlled each of these wallets and used them to execute batched or "multisend" transfers that would replicate multiple Chai transactions together in a single transaction, using data received by the LP Server. Analysis of Terraform blockchain data further reflects that Terraform used the Terraform Master Wallet to begin each batch of transactions that replicated the real transactions that Chai was processing in Korean Won. 136. In statements to investors, Kwon has confirmed that the batched blockchain transactions that utilized this Terraform Master Wallet were purportedly connected to Chai (though he did not disclose that they merely replicated Chai transactions, which were not actually settled on the blockchain). For instance, in a private Discord chat on June 22, 2019, Kwon told a small number of investors that Terraform blockchain transactions that are "multisend [are] pretty much all Chai." 137. To further his deception, Kwon "challenged" his Twitter followers to identify purported merchant wallet addresses from these replicated blockchain transactions. Specifically, in a February 8, 2020 tweet posted through @stablekwon, Kwon challenged his followers to identify Chai merchant wallet addresses from the blockchain, posting: Fun thought: currently @terra_money payments app Chai is linked with 12 merchants in Korea. Can anyone guess which wallet address belongs to which merchant? First person to respond with the correct guess and explain reasoning get 5000 SLUNA. 138. At least one of Kwon's Twitter followers purportedly accepted the challenge and searched the Terraform blockchain to match the follower's real-world Chai app payments with transactions recorded on the blockchain. As a result, the follower claimed to have discovered eleven of the twelve purported merchant wallet addresses. 139. On February 9, 2020, Kwon posted a follow-up tweet falsely stating that the follower had correctly identified the Chai merchant wallets. In fact, a blockchain analysis reveals that each identified transaction began with the Terraform Master Wallet and the purportedly identified merchant wallet addresses were controlled by Terraform. 140. These Terraform blockchain transactions purporting to represent real Chai transactions were purely sham transactions. An analysis of the blockchain indicates that virtually all the KRT used to fund the Terraform Master Wallet originated from other Terraform-controlled wallets, including a reserve of Terraform stablecoins, called Terraform SDR (SDT) Similarly, virtually all the KRT used to replicate these Chai transactions remained in or was returned to Terraform-controlled wallets through at least May 12, 2022. The analysis further reflects that, from June 2019 until at least May 2022, with very few exceptions, the wallet addresses used in Terraform Master Wallet transactions were used in no other transactions oth than those initiated from the Terraform Master Wallet. In other words, these blockchain transactions do not reflect real-world, arms-length transfers of KRT between consumers and merchants. Instead, they reflect a closed system in which Terraform transferred KRT between millions of wallets that it controlled in order to replicate millions of transactions processed through Chai to make it appear that they had been processed and settled on the Terraform blockchain. 141. In reality, Chai did not process or settle transactions on the Terraform blockcha but instead used traditional payment methods of receiving Korean Won from its customers and paying Korean Won to participating merchants. Neither Chai consumers nor Chai merchants were transacting in KRT. The transactions that were executed by the LP Server on the Terraform blockchain merely recorded transactions that had already happened in the real work using Korean Won. 142. Breaks in the continuity of new blocks created on the Terraform blockchain confirm that no Chai transactions occurred on the blockchain. The Terraform blockchain typically creates new blocks reflecting new states of the blockchain (including transactions) every six or so seconds. However, in at least five instances between October 2021 and March 2022, there were one or more days when no transactions whatsoever were confirmed on the Terraform blockchain. Yet, there is no evidence that the Chai payment application was not functioning during those periods. 143. Chai itself has denied in emails to its own investors that it used a blockchain to process its payments and claimed that doing so would not have been legally permitted in Korea. 144. Terraform employees that knew of the deception also knew to maintain its secrecy. For example, one Terraform employee explained in a chat with another employee on October 9, 2021,"btw we don't want to say stuff about LP server too much... it breaks the perception that chai depends on Terra... Basically chai doesn't need Terra to work... It's what copies chai's transactions from their data base to create tx activity." 145. As a founder and former director of Chai, Kwon (and through Kwon, Terraform) knew or were reckless in not knowing that Chai did not actually process or settle transactions on the Terraform blockchain. Kwon personally wrote much of the Terraform blockchain code from its genesis through two version upgrades and was primarily responsible for Terraform's coding and engineering strategy decisions. At the time of Chai's development and launch, Kwon held the most senior technical position at Terraform. 146. Kwon knew or was reckless in not knowing that the LP Server was merely replicating Chai transaction data that had not actually occurred on the Terraform blockchain because Kwon directly supervised and instructed the Terraform employees who programmed the LP Server in the first instance. Kwon also participated in technical discussions that required an understanding of how Chai transactions were reflected on the Terraform blockchain, including that they were batched in "multisend" transactions, and demonstrated knowledge of the location of Chai-related files in Terraform's code repositories. Kwon further demonstrated his understanding of the Chai transaction replication process by publicly confirming Terraform blockchain wallet addresses that purportedly belonged to Chai merchants. 147. Defendants' misleading statements and omissions, and their deceptive acts, with respect to the non-existent Chai transactions, were material to investors in Terraform's crypto assets securities. 148. Terraform and Kwon used these material misrepresentations about Chai to encourage and solicit investments by retail and institutional investors in Terraform crypto assets, including LUNA and wLUNA. For example, in a June 19, 2020 blog post on Terraform's Medium website, Terraform's Head of Ecosystem Development directly tied Chai's purported use of the Terraform blockchain to the returns to Terraform investors, writing: In this piece we'd like to go beyond the numbers to reflect on the key role that transaction fees play in determining network value and security. The fundamental driver of transaction fees in the Terra network is the broad adoption of CHAI by consumers and merchants. 149. Defendants' efforts worked. U.S.-based retail and institutional investors believed that Chai operated on the Terraform blockchain and found it significant in deciding to invest in Terraform crypto assets, including LUNA. For example, on December 3, 2020, the CEO of a U.S. based institutional investor posted to Twitter: "Terra's payment app Chai is up to 80k daily active users. Koreans are fast adopters. Watch this grow. $LUNA." On May 18, 2022, that same CEO posted a memo to Twitter purporting to explain the basis for investing in LUNA. In the memo, the CEO highlighted as one significant factor, Chai's use of the Terra blockchain, describing it as "crypto finding a real-world use case." 150. Similarly, in or around November 2021, Kwon and another Terraform employee approached another U.S.-based institutional investor to solicit that investor to purchase LUNA tokens. In pitching the LUNA investment, Terraform and Kwon told the investor that the Terraform blockchain was being used to process Chai transactions. The investor found this fact to be significant in deciding to invest with Terraform. This investor specifically highlighted Chai's purported transactions on the Terraform blockchain in the investor's internal investment memorandum in early January 2022. On or about January 24, 2022, that investor (through a foreign subsidiary) signed an agreement to purchase $57 million in LUNA tokens. 151. From December 27, 2019, to March 10, 2022, U.S.-based institutional investors (either directly or through offshore affiliates) purchased approximately $656 million of LUNA tokens from Terraform (or a wholly-controlled subsidiary). These institutional investors included hedge funds and venture capitalists based in California, New York, Massachusetts, Florida, and Washington D.C. Similarly, from September 2021 through May 2022, retail investors, including investors in the U.S., purchased billions of dollars of LUNA and wLUNA on crypto asset trading platforms. Continue Reading . Here About HackerNoon Legal PDF Series: We bring you the most important technical and insightful public domain court case filings. This court case 1:23-cv-01346 retrieved on September 12, 2023, from is part of the public domain. The court-created documents are works of the federal government, and under copyright law, are automatically placed in the public domain and may be shared without legal restriction. sec.gov

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At the beginning of January 2021, Bitcoin set a new record-breaking price point, surpassing the $42,000 mark. Many experts believe that this is still far from the limit. For instance, the investor and co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors said that by the end of the year, the price of Bitcoin could reach $100,000. The Winklevoss brothers predicted that the cryptocurrency would grow to up to $500,000 in value in the next five years. Russian experts have been more restrained in their forecasts, but don't deny that the price of Bitcoin will go up. "How much could Bitcoin be worth, and is it worth investing in this asset?" is the main interview topic with Anti Danilevski, CEO of the KickEX Cryptocurrency Exchange. Anti, Bitcoin is recognized as the most profitable asset of the last 12 years. The price of Bitcoin went up and down constantly. What can we expect from BTC in the near future? A.D.: One of the most popular phrases in trading is "history repeats itself". We are currently watching the situation that occurred at the end of 2017 repeat itself, when Bitcoin demonstrated another cycle of rapid growth after updating its historical highs. At that moment, the search queries on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency were off the charts; various celebrities were commenting on their investments in cryptocurrency, and novice investors were looking for options to invest their fiat money into cryptocurrency in the best possible way. Along with the rise in the price of Bitcoin in early January, the volatility of the cryptocurrency has increased sharply. How will this affect the market? A.D.: Of course, the rise in price of Bitcoin has brought with it the volatility of the market, which may eventually lead to a slight pullback in value. This is, however, quite normal for the cryptocurrency market. Again, it is worth paying attention to the history of market development: a growth has always been followed by a fall, and then a rapid growth again. Currently, we're seeing another growth cycle by Bitcoin that has pleased cryptocurrency investors. The BTC price began its growth back in October and after a brief consolidation near its historical high of $20,000, it grew, reaching $29,000 by the end of the year. Since the beginning of the year, the price of BTC has continued to grow and is currently trading in a range where the upper boundary is a new high of $42,000 and the lower of $30,000. What will happen in the near future with the rate? When can we expect the lows? A.D.: If we look at the past history and analyze the previous growth cycles, we can assume that there is a certain pattern that can be used to estimate BTC's growth potential. Looking far into the past, when BTC was at about $13 and the active growth phase began, we see the approximate growth from the previous historical maximum to the new one at around 9000%. Then, following the next historical high of $1,100, BTC reached $20,000, about 1,500%, which is 6 times less than the last time. At this point, given that the cryptocurrency and BTC market is moving to a more mature stage, as evidenced by the volume of trading and the number of participants, we can assume the nearest potential growth, after the renewed historical high of 250%, which in price terms will come out to be $65,000 per BTC. What are the main factors that have influenced the new huge surge in people's interest in cryptocurrency? How will it affect fiat currencies? A.D.: One of the main factors that had a significant impact on the price of BTC and the cryptocurrency market was the COVID-19 epidemic. After the panic sale of cryptocurrencies in March, the most farsighted investors quickly realized that the pandemic would have a negative impact on the real sectors of global economies that operate offline, and they began to build cryptocurrency portfolios. To support their economies, governments began to expand stimulus programs and make additional issues of fiat currency, particularly the U.S., which also allowed Bitcoin to gain value. Many institutional and large investors decided to play on this and buy a significant part of the BTC supply from the market, including Grayscale Investments (about 600,000 BTC), MicroStrategy (70,470 BTC), Ruffer Investments (45,000 BTC) and Square (4,709 BTC). In addition, the unstable political situation in the U.S, where a change in president is accompanied by nervousness across the country, helps Bitcoin grow. This, in turn, increases the risks of investing in the U.S. stock market. But in the given case, many investors' appetite for risk and yield remains, especially when they see another BTC bull run. Admittedly, many of them have not yet decided to invest because for many hedge funds, the volatility of BTC is too risky. Take BTC's 27% correction after the $42,000 level test, for example. But the longer the cryptocurrency market exists, the more participants come to it and thus trading volumes increase, making it more efficient. As for fiat currencies, cryptocurrencies are developing in parallel and so far cannot have a serious negative impact on them. On the contrary, we see that after the rapid growth in popularity of cryptocurrencies, governments began to impose restrictions on the use of digital currencies. For example, the U.S. and the U.K. are already developing rules to regulate the circulation of stable-coins. Russia prohibits the use of cryptocurrencies as a means of payment. Here, I tend to think that the crypto market will grow as long as it doesn't have a serious impact on the global economy. As soon as governments feel threatened by Bitcoin and other coins for their national currency and their country's economy, every measure will be taken to limit the circulation of digital currencies. Is it worth investing in Bitcoin today? A.D.: It's important to understand that investing in cryptocurrencies involves risk, because the price is highly volatile. To protect yourself from unnecessary losses, it's important to approach investing thoughtfully and build a portfolio of cryptocurrencies, gradually gaining positions in different instruments. It's worth noting that after this rally, Bitcoin is in the top 10 global ranking of assets by capitalization, next to the stocks of companies such as Apple, Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft and others. But Bitcoin is not a stock and the potential for its distribution and use is much higher because BTC is also a means of payment that is gaining in popularity. An important point is that central banks in many countries are already actively adopting blockchain technology and testing the issuance of their digital currencies, which could significantly expand the scope and popularity of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin can be purchased on both our platform and on P2P platforms. However, it is worth keeping the security of transactions in mind. In addition, I would recommend constantly improving your knowledge about this asset, as new technologies come to the cryptocurrency market almost daily. KickEX exchange For example, on our — — we have compiled an entire collection of educational articles. You can also find educational materials on other open sources. academy website KickAcademy What's important is to have a desire to learn and embrace new knowledge.

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In this tutorial, I will show you how you can set up infinite scroll in react native. Infinite Scroll allows you to scroll down a page and see new content without having to click ‘next page.’ It’s like a never-ending magic carpet ride through the internet. You don’t have to click to see new content; it loads automatically as you scroll. It’s used in social media feeds, such as Facebook or Twitter, as well as shopping sites, such as Amazon. While it’s convenient for users, it can also slow you down. If you’re scrolling down a page and there’s a lot of content to view, it can feel like you’re carrying a heavy bag. While there are other ways of displaying content, such as the ‘Load More’ button or splitting content into pages, the idea behind Infinite Scroll is to make your journey through the internet feel like a seamless, never-ending journey. Ways to Implement Infinite Scrolling in React Using React Libraries Install the Library First things first, open your React project in a terminal or command prompt. Use npm or yarn to install the react-infinite-scroll-component library. npm install react-infinite-scroll-component or yarn add react-infinite-scroll-component Import the Necessary Components In your React component where you want to implement Infinite Scroll, import the required components from the library. import React, { useState } from 'react'; import InfiniteScroll from 'react-infinite-scroll-component'; Set Up State and Fetch Function Define your state to hold the items you want to display and create a function to fetch more items when needed. For example: import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react';

3function YourComponent() 
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{
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      dataLength={items.length} 
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      loader={<h4>Loading...</h4>} 
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      endMessage={<p>No more items to load</p>} 
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      {/* Render your items here */}
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        <div key={index}>{/* Render individual item */}</div>
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} Customize and Test Customize the fetchMoreData function to fetch data from your data source, and adjust the appearance or behavior of the Infinite Scroll as needed. Test your component to ensure proper functionality and styling. This implementation provides a basic setup for Infinite Scrolling using the react-infinite-scroll-component library in React. Adjustments and enhancements can be made based on your specific requirements and data fetching logic. I have written a more in-depth piece here where I showcase how you can make custom solutions and also do API integrations. In this tutorial, I will show you how you can set up infinite scroll in react native. Infinite Scroll allows you to scroll down a page and see new content without having to click ‘next page.’ It’s like a never-ending magic carpet ride through the internet. You don’t have to click to see new content; it loads automatically as you scroll. It’s used in social media feeds, such as Facebook or Twitter, as well as shopping sites, such as Amazon. While it’s convenient for users, it can also slow you down. If you’re scrolling down a page and there’s a lot of content to view, it can feel like you’re carrying a heavy bag. While there are other ways of displaying content, such as the ‘Load More’ button or splitting content into pages, the idea behind Infinite Scroll is to make your journey through the internet feel like a seamless, never-ending journey. Ways to Implement Infinite Scrolling in React Using React Libraries Install the Library Install the Library Install the Library First things first, open your React project in a terminal or command prompt. Use npm or yarn to install the react-infinite-scroll-component library. react-infinite-scroll-component npm install react-infinite-scroll-component npm or yarn add react-infinite-scroll-component yarn Import the Necessary Components Import the Necessary Components Import the Necessary Components In your React component where you want to implement Infinite Scroll, import the required components from the library. import React, { useState } from 'react'; import { useState } import InfiniteScroll from 'react-infinite-scroll-component'; import Set Up State and Fetch Function Set Up State and Fetch Function Set Up State and Fetch Function Define your state to hold the items you want to display and create a function to fetch more items when needed. For example: import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react';

3function YourComponent() 
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  const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false);
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      dataLength={items.length} 
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Part 1: Odell vs Saylor It was only last week, exact date and time unknown given how well-protected is the individual data. A Nostr client and Cypherpunk going by ODELL, unleashed a seething post from the depths of his Post Office. The post started by saying it was not controversial, in capital letters. Then proceeded to say something controversial. This, in addition to other, capital-lettered posts. In brief, Odell claims that Michael Saylor, a prominent Bitcoin whale and renowned hodler, is against the funding of Bitcoin developers. Let Bitcoin “ossify”, believes Saylor (says people on his side). So the code can become something so usual humans sing it in an anthem. Like, unchanged. *** Meanwhile, Mr. Saylor hasn't said anything to either deny or verify the aforementioned claims nee sayings in his name. The Advantage of Not Funding Bitcoin Developers Aside from the snide remarks and memes on X comparing BTC Devs to busybodies, the biggest threat of the ‘Dev Funding Race’, goes the argument, is that it incentivizes fiat overlords to bulldoze Bitcoin into the shape and form that they want. Masked as “maintenance” and “upgrades”, perpetual changes to Bitcoin's code could leave vulnerabilities. Currently, Bitcoin is still struggling, and the price won't stop dancing around $69k. It is barely a trillion-dollar asset. Meanwhile, the fiat world boasts hundreds of trillions of dollars, and Bitcoin ETF companies alone are bench-pressing north of 100 billion dollars. And they want to dangle all those carrots in front of our developers. Evil. But it might be true. Jack Dorsey mentioned names. Bitcoin developers have lived for years like the Fremen of Dune. Modestly quenching their financial thirst with drops of donated water-satoshis. Recycling each sat they get their hands on while leveraging more circularity than a hamster on a new wheel. Yes, while we all reap the benefits. Now, the promise of big money raining down on their well-honed skills is a big threat to the core code. Like lawyers, they are itching to change the Constitution. But hey, what is a developer who does not develop new tools? The devs in the wider cryptocurrency community must be cracking their ribs with laughter. And counting their lucky altcoins, grateful for the fact that they can buidl. A Developer Shall Develop. What do you call a developer who does not develop on a whim? A Watcher. A Waiter. Waiting for the call to help. Like a Lone Ranger in a Western. But that is painfully lonely. And sounds segregative af if we enforce it on other people. Honestly? Developing is a form of free speech. So no one can actually stop developers from speaking their speech. Go ahead, develop. It is the highest form of individual autonomy known to humans in this digital age. Paid or Not paid. For if you can develop, you can maintain your digital privacy (which is just privacy), maximum autonomy, and making a few bucks for people who want features isn't too bad either. Win-win-win. I dare say, if we could all develop (We cannot. It is a vocation some of us shall only inch towards. Slowly), this would not even be an issue. It would be strange for Saylor, anybody, to even suggest that Bitcoin developers try not to develop too much. However, Bitcoin being what it is, a global community project of extreme importance, actually constrains hacker ethos so much there won't be any cypherpunks like the pre-Bitcoin OGs. Forget flipping it to centralized systems anymore by engineering some arcane codex. Now, it is a game of sitting and waiting and watching. Praying that the price stops dancing around $69k. Saylor and his crew imply that the price of freedom is to follow the majority. And the majority says just sit, wait, and watch. But do they? The conversation is still evolving. Here is more data so that you have an informed opinion. How Odell and His Crew Are Right Here is a listicle of all the good points supporting Mr. Odell and his band of merry devs. The First Bitcoiner was a Bitcoin Developer. He was called Satoshi Nakamoto. You might have heard of him. 2. The Last Bitcoiner will be a Bitcoin Developer. When the Bitcoin is finally dead (a nuclear holocaust will end it), only a developer listening for its faint signals in the cold dark nuclear winter shall help keep the flame of freedom alive. 3. When in doubt, we ask Bitcoin Developers. Don't know why Michael Saylor is so confident that the US government cannot hack his bitcoins? Ask a Bitcoin Developer. 4. Developer Wars birth great stuff. Like the Lightning Network. Once Upon a Time, Bitcoin Developers fought for 2 bitter years over how much storage space should be held by Bitcoin. In the end, they doubled the storage space from 1MB to 2MB, invented Segwit which kept fees very low for a long time, and work on Segwit helped birth the Lightning Network. When developers fight, good things happen. When politicians fight, … 5. If ETF people want arcane-looking wallets with features from the year 3000, they have a right to pay for them. I think the key problem in this battle between Odell and Saylor is the fear that deep-pocket ETF funds may corrupt most Bitcoin developers. Otherwise, Bitcoin developers have been funded forever, and no one has been complaining. Indeed, Ark Invest should tell us what they need to pay OG Bitcoin developers some eye-popping sums of money for. If they want features, they could pay this to anybody else who is into UI. Bitcoin core devs are OUR lawyers, and they unravel weird shit like weird fee hikes and why LN nodes need a balance before any money can be received at all from other nodes. Bullshit. OG Bitcoin core devs have a right to build what they want and that does not mean they are corrupt. If a job developing UIs pays more than one developing arcane zk proofs, I'm taking the UI job. Let's not put evil intent into people's praxeologic actions. Give Ark and Bitcoin devs a chance. Then judge them when they mess shit up. Coz it could be magic. It can always be unmessed up. It is software, and we have all the commits in the GitHub repo. (It is not the same as giving Ark your money. That is on you. DYOR). Basically, let's all have some balls and break some dev rules. 6. ETFs paying Developers does not mean we shall be bought as well. Point 5 above feels like if the OG Bitcoiner developers are bought, doom and gloom for the rest of us non-dev plebs. But I assure you, if Bitcoin drops its 21 million coin supply cap for any reason, I will not follow it. That will not be Bitcoin but some silly hard fork. Call it BFD - Bitcoin For Devs. It will be worth exactly 0 US dollars after a few days. 7. Developing is greater speech than English. Last for today, but certainly not least. We should all aim to be Bitcoin developers, AI developers, Quantum Developers, and Math gurus creating an alternative universe free from the greed and psyop pervasive in this universe. But on the same planet earth. Orthogonal to this one in cyberspace. Bitcoin has done it for money. But planting a seed and watering it are two different things. And it will start by paying devs and supporting the right to pay devs. 100 years from today, Bitcoin should look like it is 100 years from today. Developing is how that happens. If developers break something we can always cancel them on X. Then unbreak it back. Part 1: Odell vs Saylor It was only last week, exact date and time unknown given how well-protected is the individual data. A Nostr client and Cypherpunk going by ODELL, unleashed a seething post from the depths of his Post Office. The post started by saying it was not controversial, in capital letters. Then proceeded to say something controversial. This, in addition to other, capital-lettered posts. In brief, Odell claims that Michael Saylor, a prominent Bitcoin whale and renowned hodler, is against the funding of Bitcoin developers. Let Bitcoin “ossify”, believes Saylor (says people on his side). So the code can become something so usual humans sing it in an anthem. Like, unchanged . unchanged *** Meanwhile, Mr. Saylor hasn't said anything to either deny or verify the aforementioned claims nee sayings in his name. The Advantage of Not Funding Bitcoin Developers Aside from the snide remarks and memes on X comparing BTC Devs to busybodies, the biggest threat of the ‘Dev Funding Race’, goes the argument, is that it incentivizes fiat overlords to bulldoze Bitcoin into the shape and form that they want. Masked as “maintenance” and “upgrades”, perpetual changes to Bitcoin's code could leave vulnerabilities. Currently, Bitcoin is still struggling, and the price won't stop dancing around $69k. It is barely a trillion-dollar asset. Meanwhile, the fiat world boasts hundreds of trillions of dollars, and Bitcoin ETF companies alone are bench-pressing north of 100 billion dollars. And they want to dangle all those carrots in front of our developers. Evil. But it might be true. Jack Dorsey mentioned names. Bitcoin developers have lived for years like the Fremen of Dune. Modestly quenching their financial thirst with drops of donated water-satoshis. Recycling each sat they get their hands on while leveraging more circularity than a hamster on a new wheel. Yes, while we all reap the benefits. Now, the promise of big money raining down on their well-honed skills is a big threat to the core code. Like lawyers, they are itching to change the Constitution. But hey, what is a developer who does not develop new tools? The devs in the wider cryptocurrency community must be cracking their ribs with laughter. And counting their lucky altcoins, grateful for the fact that they can buidl. A Developer Shall Develop. What do you call a developer who does not develop on a whim? A Watcher. A Waiter. Waiting for the call to help. Like a Lone Ranger in a Western. But that is painfully lonely. And sounds segregative af if we enforce it on other people. Honestly? Developing is a form of free speech. So no one can actually stop developers from speaking their speech. Go ahead, develop. It is the highest form of individual autonomy known to humans in this digital age. Paid or Not paid. For if you can develop, you can maintain your digital privacy (which is just privacy), maximum autonomy, and making a few bucks for people who want features isn't too bad either. Win-win-win. I dare say, if we could all develop (We cannot. It is a vocation some of us shall only inch towards. Slowly), this would not even be an issue. It would be strange for Saylor, anybody, to even suggest that Bitcoin developers try not to develop too much. However, Bitcoin being what it is, a global community project of extreme importance, actually constrains hacker ethos so much there won't be any cypherpunks like the pre-Bitcoin OGs. Forget flipping it to centralized systems anymore by engineering some arcane codex. Now, it is a game of sitting and waiting and watching. Praying that the price stops dancing around $69k. Saylor and his crew imply that the price of freedom is to follow the majority. And the majority says just sit, wait, and watch. But do they? The conversation is still evolving. Here is more data so that you have an informed opinion. How Odell and His Crew Are Right Here is a listicle of all the good points supporting Mr. Odell and his band of merry devs. The First Bitcoiner was a Bitcoin Developer. The First Bitcoiner was a Bitcoin Developer. He was called Satoshi Nakamoto. You might have heard of him. 2. The Last Bitcoiner will be a Bitcoin Developer. When the Bitcoin is finally dead (a nuclear holocaust will end it), only a developer listening for its faint signals in the cold dark nuclear winter shall help keep the flame of freedom alive. 3. When in doubt, we ask Bitcoin Developers. Don't know why Michael Saylor is so confident that the US government cannot hack his bitcoins? Ask a Bitcoin Developer. 4. Developer Wars birth great stuff. Like the Lightning Network. Once Upon a Time, Bitcoin Developers fought for 2 bitter years over how much storage space should be held by Bitcoin. In the end, they doubled the storage space from 1MB to 2MB, invented Segwit which kept fees very low for a long time, and work on Segwit helped birth the Lightning Network. When developers fight, good things happen. When politicians fight, … 5. If ETF people want arcane-looking wallets with features from the year 3000, they have a right to pay for them. I think the key problem in this battle between Odell and Saylor is the fear that deep-pocket ETF funds may corrupt most Bitcoin developers. Otherwise, Bitcoin developers have been funded forever, and no one has been complaining. Indeed, Ark Invest should tell us what they need to pay OG Bitcoin developers some eye-popping sums of money for. Ark Invest If they want features, they could pay this to anybody else who is into UI. Bitcoin core devs are OUR lawyers, and they unravel weird shit like weird fee hikes and why LN nodes need a balance before any money can be received at all from other nodes. Bullshit. OG Bitcoin core devs have a right to build what they want and that does not mean they are corrupt. If a job developing UIs pays more than one developing arcane zk proofs, I'm taking the UI job. Let's not put evil intent into people's praxeologic actions. Give Ark and Bitcoin devs a chance. Then judge them when they mess shit up. Coz it could be magic. It can always be unmessed up. It is software, and we have all the commits in the GitHub repo. (It is not the same as giving Ark your money. That is on you. DYOR). Basically, let's all have some balls and break some dev rules. 6. ETFs paying Developers does not mean we shall be bought as well. Point 5 above feels like if the OG Bitcoiner developers are bought, doom and gloom for the rest of us non-dev plebs. But I assure you, if Bitcoin drops its 21 million coin supply cap for any reason, I will not follow it. That will not be Bitcoin but some silly hard fork. Call it BFD - Bitcoin For Devs. It will be worth exactly 0 US dollars after a few days. 7. Developing is greater speech than English. Last for today, but certainly not least. We should all aim to be Bitcoin developers, AI developers, Quantum Developers, and Math gurus creating an alternative universe free from the greed and psyop pervasive in this universe. But on the same planet earth. Orthogonal to this one in cyberspace. Bitcoin has done it for money. But planting a seed and watering it are two different things. And it will start by paying devs and supporting the right to pay devs. 100 years from today, Bitcoin should look like it is 100 years from today. Developing is how that happens. If developers break something we can always cancel them on X. Then unbreak it back.

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Our Problem Statement: A requirement to send a text message in the form of an SMS message to a patient when there is an entry for an appointment scheduled for them and logged into the Google Sheets. Sample data: Step 1: Add a button in the Google sheet Insert -> Drawing Step 2: Create a custom function that can be triggered by clicking on the button. Extensions -> Apps Script Step 3: Code to send SMS for appointments function myFunction() { var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName('appoinments'); ja // 2 dimentional array for sheets data var data = sheet.getDataRange().getValues(); var timeZone = Session.getScriptTimeZone() for (var i = 1; i < data.length; i++) { // condition to send message to whome we have not already sent message and first column is not blank if (data[i][4] != "done" && data[i][0] != "") { var date = Utilities.formatDate(data[i][2], timeZone, 'dd-MM-yyyy') var time = Utilities.formatDate(data[i][3], timeZone, 'h:mm a') var name = data[i][0] var phonenumber = data[i][1] Logger.log("date: "+date) Logger.log("time: "+time) Logger.log("name: "+ name) Logger.log("phonenumber: "+phonenumber) // API to send SMS(Any provider) // Hit api to send sms // var url = `Put your sms provider url here` // var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url); // var json = response.getContentText(); // set status to done, so we dont send messages again for same appoinments sheet.getRange(i + 1, 5).setValue('done') } } } Step 4: Run and give permissions. Click on Advance on the bottom left: Click on, “Go to the untitled project.” Click on allow: We can see logs as expected: Now, we can see the status column set to “done.” Step: Attach the function to the button. Click on the button > assign a script > write the name of the function that we just made. Now, add new appointments to the sheet, and keep the appointment status blank. When we click on the send message button, an SMS will be sent, and the status will be updated in the sheet. Share this with anybody you think would benefit from this. Have any suggestions or questions? Feel free to message me on . LinkedIn Originally Written by Riddhesh Ganatra on Medium.com

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Ever wondered how juggernauts like , , or skyrocketed to success so swiftly? Forget the conventional "slow and steady" mantra – it's a different ballgame in the internet era. Groupon Airbnb Dropbox Successful startups today are employing growth hacking strategies to propel their success at warp speed. But what exactly is growth hacking? In simple terms, growth hacking is a dynamic process that involves rapid experimentation with marketing and promotional tactics geared solely towards achieving efficient and rapid business expansion. Growth hacking is all about getting stellar results with minimal costs. The "hacking" element? It's about uncovering ingenious shortcuts that deliver substantial outcomes. So, if you want to know how many companies can rack millions, and how you can do that too, then you are in the right place. In this guide, I’ll share some of the best growth hacking strategies, case studies, and some tips that you can use to boost your revenue regardless of where you are in your startup journey, whether you’re just getting started or an established business. Let's dive in. What is Growth Hacking? Sean Ellis, the mastermind behind growth hacking, once defined a growth hacker as "a person whose true north is growth." Now, what does that mean in plain language? Well, unlike traditional marketers who might have their sights set on broader goals like SEO or content and ads, growth hackers have a laser focus. They're only concerned with strategies and tactics that propel growth. If a marketing tactic doesn't pack the potential to drive growth, it's not even on their radar. The Growth Hacker Manifesto Alright, let's break down the nitty-gritty of planning a killer marketing strategy. Here's the scoop: one crucial element is figuring out how to measure success. Now, enter the growth hackers' secret weapon – the AARRR framework, aptly named for its pirate-themed initials. encapsulates the five pivotal stages of the growth hacking funnel: AARRR : This is the phase where the focus is on getting those shiny new customers onboard. Acquisition : Picture this as the moment you convince customers to not just stare at the product but actually use it – the "aha" moment. Activation : The goal here is to keep customers hooked, reduce churn, and make them stay for the long haul. Retention : Provide a great product that they have no choice but to pay for it. Revenue : This is the icing on the cake – getting others to sing your praises and bring in new customers. Referral So, in a nutshell, the AARRR framework is the compass that guides growth hackers through the marketing seas, ensuring each step aligns with the ultimate goal of robust business growth. 3 Growth Strategies You Can Use Today Let's dive into some growth-hacking strategies that can turbocharge your business. To set the stage, strategies typically form the bedrock for long-term business growth, while tactics are the nimble, short-term maneuvers that can adapt to new info or priorities. However, the terms often get mixed up in conversation. Growth hacking strategies usually fall into three camps: Promoting your business through content. Content Marketing: Promoting your product within the product itself. Product Marketing: : Investing in paid promotion to drive awareness and traffic to your site or product. Advertising Growth-hacking Tactics Below are some of the best tactics used to drive growth initiatives. 1. Use exit intent pop-up forms Email marketing is a game-changer with an incredible ROI. that a $1 investment in email marketing can yield $44 in revenue. That's why growing your email list is a pivotal aspect of boosting growth. Stats reveal The beauty of email marketing? You can kick-start it without shelling out any money. There are tools with free offers to get you rolling until you scale up. But growing your email list organically can be a slow burn. Here's where our first growth hack swoops in - an exit-intent popup linked to a lead magnet. Think of a lead magnet as the carrot you dangle to entice visitors into sharing their contact info. These magnets are often downloadable goodies like checklists, worksheets, reports, or ebooks. By strategically deploying an exit-intent popup paired with an irresistible lead magnet, you can skyrocket your email list in no time. It's like giving your visitors a reason to stay connected with your brand. 2. Gamified onboarding experience There are a few key reasons why having a gamified onboarding experience is helpful: : Gamification injects an element of fun and challenge into the onboarding process. By turning the traditionally mundane into a game, you capture users' attention and keep them engaged. This engagement is crucial in the B2B realm, where complex products or services can sometimes lead to disinterest. Engagement Boost : Games are known for their ability to enhance learning retention. By incorporating gamified elements, B2B onboarding can transform into an interactive learning experience. Users are more likely to remember and understand intricate details when presented in a gamified format, speeding up the learning curve. Learning Retention : The competitive nature of games taps into the human desire for achievement and progression. Applying this to B2B onboarding motivates users to complete tasks, achieve milestones, and master the product or service. This motivation translates into a smoother onboarding journey and, ultimately, higher customer satisfaction. Motivation and Progression : Gamification allows for the collection of valuable data on user behavior. By tracking in-game actions, businesses gain insights into user preferences, pain points, and areas of improvement. This data-driven approach empowers B2B companies to refine their onboarding processes continually. Data-Driven Insights : In B2B scenarios, where multiple stakeholders may be involved, a gamified onboarding experience fosters teamwork. Collaborative elements within the game can simulate real-world scenarios, encouraging different team members to work together efficiently, and promoting a unified understanding of the product or service. Team Collaboration : A gamified onboarding experience sets a company apart in the B2B landscape. It showcases a commitment to innovation and user-centric approaches, reinforcing a positive brand image. This differentiation can be a powerful factor in attracting and retaining clients in a competitive market. Differentiation and Branding In essence, adopting a gamified onboarding approach in the B2B space isn't just about making the onboarding process enjoyable; it's about strategically enhancing engagement, learning, and collaboration for sustained growth and client satisfaction. 3. Build a free tool Creating a free tool for a B2B product can be a potent growth marketing strategy with the potential for significant revenue growth. Here's why it's key and what to consider when embarking on this path: Key reasons why building a free tool is crucial for B2B growth: Offering a valuable free tool serves as a powerful lead magnet. Businesses and professionals are more likely to engage with a B2B product if they can first experience its usefulness through a free tool. This leads to increased user acquisition and a broader customer base. Lead Generation and Acquisition: A well-designed free tool demonstrates your company's expertise and the value you bring to the table. It's a tangible way to showcase your product's capabilities, positioning your brand as a trusted authority in the industry. Showcasing Expertise and Value: Free tools that deliver genuine value often lead to organic growth through word-of-mouth. Users are likely to share their positive experiences, introducing your brand to new potential customers. This viral effect can significantly amplify your reach. Virality and Word-of-mouth Marketing: Once users have experienced the benefits of your free tool, it becomes an opportune moment to introduce premium features or the full suite of your B2B product. This creates upsell opportunities, converting free users into paying customers. Upsell Opportunities: Considerations when building a free tool for a B2B product: Ensure that the free tool aligns closely with the core value proposition of your B2B product. It should address a specific pain point or need that your target audience has. Value Alignment: The tool should be intuitive and user-friendly. A seamless and positive user experience is crucial for encouraging engagement and ensuring users explore the full capabilities of the tool. User-Friendly Design: Anticipate the potential growth in user numbers. The free tool should be designed to scale efficiently to accommodate a growing user base without compromising performance. Scalability: For B2B products, data security is paramount. Ensure that the free tool complies with industry regulations and provides robust security measures to protect user data. Data Security and Compliance: Strategically design the user journey within the free tool to guide users toward exploring premium features or the complete B2B product. Make the value proposition of upgrading clear and compelling. Clear Path to Conversion: Incorporate a feedback mechanism to gather insights from users. Understand their needs, pain points, and suggestions for improvement. This ongoing feedback loop is invaluable for refining both the free tool and your overall product. Feedback Mechanism: In summary, building a free tool for a B2B product is a strategic move that, when executed thoughtfully, can drive growth marketing and pave the way for revenue growth. By focusing on alignment, user experience, scalability, security, conversion pathways, and continuous improvement, you can create a powerful engine for attracting, converting, and retaining B2B customers. is offering a great ad spend calculator that anyone can try for free. This drives more brand awareness and to check their suits of solutions. HubSpot Summary And there you have it. Is that everything there is to growth marketing? Absolutely not! It is a huge field with a lot to cover beyond this article. However, these tactics are often the most used in the field. We explored key strategies and tactics to propel business expansion. We emphasized the significance of growth hacking, a dynamic process involving rapid experimentation with marketing strategies aimed at efficient and rapid growth. We highlighted Sean Ellis's definition of a growth hacker as someone whose primary focus is growth, distinct from traditional marketers concerned with broader objectives. Furthermore, we delved into growth hacking strategies categorized into content marketing, product marketing, and advertising. The AARRR framework, representing Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Revenue, and Referral, was introduced as a compass for growth hackers. Also, we underscored the importance of a gamified onboarding experience in B2B growth, emphasizing engagement, learning retention, motivation, and data-driven insights. Lastly, building a free tool for a B2B product emerged as a critical growth marketing strategy, offering lead generation, showcasing expertise, and upsell opportunities. 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As a DAO, the concept of holding your native token in the treasury makes sense. 47. How Tokens Are Turning Out To Be The Digital Currency Solution for the 21st Century As we all know, the world we live in has evolved significantly. Individuals and companies are looking for new ways to bring their ideas to life, make payments for goods and services, and get enough cash flow to ensure that they stay operational in whatever it is that they choose to do or pursue. 48. Does Token Supply Affect the Price? Everything You Need to Know Natasha Che ponders whether token supply affects the price. 49. Analyzing a Crypto Token: A Beginner's Guide Crypto Investing 101 50. Away with Amazon: Let's Decentralize the Ecommerce Platform Economy A digital platform that rewards and is owned by its users will benefit from infinite network effects and scale like no others. 51. The Craze for NFTS and the Downsides Despite its relative straightforwardness as a token, NFT industry participants can have wildly differing opinions on what NFTs really are. Here are 4 viewpoints 52. Fair Launch Isn’t Really Fair Can crypto companies survive and thrive with fair launches depending on community support and do people understand the value of money? What about marketing ? 53. The Healthcare Revolution: How The Metaverse Can Transform Traditional Industries And Improve Them How new technology from the Metaverse and Web3 can help improve the healthcare industry by improving training, making better tools and making processes better. 54. Fundamental Analysis of ATOM, NEAR, WLKN, A8, MATIC Fundamental analysis of Polygon (MATIC), Ancient8 (A8), Walken (WLKN), NEAR Protocol (NEAR), and COSMOS (ATOM) will help you make the right decision in 2022. 55. Making a Difference in the Web3 and NFT Space The combination of unique and meaningful art, charitable focus, community involvement, and creative endeavors makes the Tutti Frutti Women NFT project stand ou 56. Italy's Covid19 Stimulus: Tokenization of Tax Credits And The New Digital Lira The day that the Italian borders were reopened after the lockdown — on June 3rd — I drove across the Brenner Pass with an overwhelming joy. I could finally rejoin my family and my old friends. 57. Interoperability in NFT Games with Adrian Krion In this slogging AMA, we hosted Adrian Krion, the CEO of Spielworks. Adrian explained the purpose of Spielworks, and we discussed tokens, gaming and NFTs. Thank you for checking out the 57 most read stories about Token on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 49 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Cryptocurrency Exchange /Learn Repo Everything you want to know about the entities that wield more power than banks when it comes to crypto. 1. "So for now, all I'll say is: well played; you won," - Scam Bankman Fried "I]m sorry. That's the biggest thing. I fucked up, and should have done better." Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman Fried 2. An Intro to Concentrated Liquidity What is concentrated liquidity in decentralized exchanges? How do liquidity providers and traders use concentrated liquidity? Explore right here! 3. Disrupting the Centralized Crypto Exchange via Global Liquidity Pools The crypto market may be heading towards a promising future, but it is facing a challenge that only a few experts are addressing. The foundation of any existing exchange medium, at present, is based on a centralized platform - they are not real exchanges and have a model similar to Travelex. 4. Introducing the SimpleSwap Mobile App SimpleSwap, a cryptocurrency exchange, has issued a mobile app. The SimpleSwap Mobile App provides customers with many benefits to make the exchange process convenient for everyone. 5. Why Doesn't Crypto Have Mainstream Adoption? What's Stopping Cryptocurrency From Achieving Mainstream Adoption? The COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown have increased the demand for cryptocurrencies/ 6. How Can New Players Disrupt Crypto Processing Methods? 7. P2P Sector’s Boisterous Growth Prospects Could Lead It To Becoming The Next Crypto Hype P2P, or peer-to-peer lending, has been there for quite a while. Its notable appearance was largely attributed to the financial crisis of 2008, which gave a spark to the whole string of off-chain banking services. 8. Components For Creating a Cryptocurrency Exchange People generally think one of the best ways to make money with cryptocurrency is by exchanging or trading them. The fact that the value of the Bitcoin has risen by 10000% since its inception is quite a lucrative proposition for any person seeking to make money. 9. The Tardiness Of Dominant Crypto-Exchanges Is An Opportunity For The Upcoming Binance is widely considered to be a top cryptocurrency exchange. At the same time, their approach to crypto-assets can be improved. It is not unthinkable a better platform will emerge over time, capable of rivaling this industry giant. 10. How are people scammed in a crypto world Viktor Kochetov, Kyrrex CEO, provides us with the most influential scam cases in the crypto industry. He features us with a list of advice on how to avoid scam. 11. Cryptocurrency Exchange Survey Finds Binance Is Still The King - However Various Issues Still Remain A recent survey carried out by blockchain-based data exchange company Insights Network has revealed that Binance is still the people’s choice in regards to their favorite exchange. 12. The State of Web3 - Cryptocurrency Exchange Growth and Trading Volume in 2022 Has interest in crypto exchanges grown or shrunk the last 2 years? We pulled market presence and trading volume from 58 different exchanges to find out. 13. Don't Start That Cryptoexchange If you've just heard of the cryptoexchange business model, you might think you're in for a gold rush. While everyone is trying to get rich with crypto-trading, you might think of providing the infrastructure. As the motto goes: 14. Regulatory compliance needs to become mandatory for all cryptocurrency exchanges Regulatory compliance needs to become mandatory for all cryptocurrency exchanges 15. Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange Anti Danilevski, KickEX CEO and founder, talks about Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange based on his own experiences in the field. 16. What is Cryptocurrency Burning and Why is There a Need to Burn a Coin? The process by which users remove tokens (also known as coins) from circulation, thereby decreasing the number of coins in use, is known as crypto burning 17. CEXs Still Competing To List Tokens But DeFi Mining Support Will Be The Key No one can deny the current success of decentralized finance, or DeFi. A lot of enthusiasts have shown a keen interest in exploring the yield farming aspect. Finding these projects at an early stage makes a world of difference. Slowly but surely, more exchanges provide access to DeFi mining at an early stage. 18. You Can Now Buy Cryptocurrencies On KickEX With Bank Cards Now on the KickEX exchange you can buy cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, USDT, BCH) for dollars, euros, rubles and other fiat currencies without resorting to other exchangers, without triple commissions and unreliable intermediaries! 19. The Curious Case of Crypto-Exchanges Hacker Noon contributors evaluated the industry as a whole and we curated them for you. Crypto-Exchanges are your gateway to buying your first cryptocurrency and are the watering hole of crypto-veterans as well, for them to trade their sats and alts all day (and night).The sheer volume of money through these crypto-exchanges makes it a very attractive target for hackers. The hackers target the "hot" wallets of the crypto-exchanges where the cryptocurrency stays for a short duration of time. The more decentralized of the crypto-exchanges store very little to none cryptocurrencies in "hot wallets". 20. Research on the Usage of Orders on Crypto-Exchanges Despite the fact that the demand for "classic" orders remained,
crypto enthusiasts showed a growing demand for other complex trading instruments such as the smart orders 21. Introducing T.K.O Summit 2021 Asia’s First Crypto Outlook The T.K.O Summit 2021will also focus on the introduction of the TKO token utility, Indonesia's first local token project with CeFi and DeFi utilities. 22. Coinbase Innovator’s Dilemma: From Exchange to Broker This quote from Brian Armstrong holds the clue to an under appreciated threat to Coinbase. 23. All Cryptocurrency Exchanges Fail for the Same Reason There’s a major contradiction in the cryptocurrency world right now. The invention of Bitcoin was supposed to bring about the new age of finance; one with trustless transactions, frictionless cross-border transactions, and censorship-proof Internet cash. 24. How Do Market Makers Enhance the Liquidity in Crypto Exchanges? Cryptocurrency exchanges with high-end liquidity are playing a great role in the crypto industry. To enhance liquidity, Market Makers are responsible for the buy, sell and execution of orders. 25. KickEX launches a contest and gives away $10,000 to celebrate the reduction of KYC requirements To mark the occasion of reducing the KYC requirements, KickEX exchange is organising a mass trading contest with prizes for 100 the most active traders, starting 21st of July. Contest participants need to make a deposit of $20 or more, trade on the exchange, then they are automatically classified for a prize draw with a cryptocurrency prize pool of the equivalent of $10,000! 26. Your Guide to Crypto Exchange Development Crypto exchange development is not easy, but it can be done. As a developer, you will need to write a lot of code and develop many different modules that work together. This article will help you understand what is involved in developing a crypto exchange from scratch and how to do it. 27. Crypto Exchanges Are Quickly Becoming the New Unicorns of the Internet Trading in the cryptocurrency market can be extremely lucrative if done correctly. You’ve probably heard the many stories of people buying coins at extremely low prices with little money and then see huge profits in a short period of time. 28. How Looking for The One Perfect Crypto Exchange Made Me Lose Faith in All About six months ago, I decided it was high time for me to seriously get involved in cryptocurrency trading. I’m not a full-time trader, but I do consider myself a skilled trader on the foreign exchange markets. I’ve done quite well for myself over the years (regardless of my ups and downs), but I wanted a new challenge. A trading experience different than what I’d ever had before. Crypto trading promised me that challenge. 29. How We Approach Cryptocurrency Trading Differently The landscape of digital currencies has considerably evolved since the inception of Bitcoin in 2008. Cryptocurrencies have gained popularity as investment tools alongside traditional assets. 30. Crypto to Crypto Trading is Stuck in the Stone Age and Here Is How We Can Fix It There are over 20,000 markets for buying Bitcoin but only 506 Apple stores in the world. Add in third party resellers and the numbers somewhat even out. While buying an iPhone is a relatively similar customer experience across stores, the buying of Bitcoin is NOT. 31. The Danger In the Stable Coins (Thought Experiments and the Real Price of Bitcoin Introduction 32. From Idea to Business: How to Make Your Cryptocurrency Exchange a Reality Today you will learn how to make your cryptocurrency exchange a reality. 33. Investing In Bitcoin: A Fence-Sitter's Guide Should I invest in Bitcoin? Is Bitcoin a good investment? Large Investors In Bitcoin. 34. Benefits of Cryptocurrency Lending Why You Should Use Cryptocurrency Lending 35. The Rise of Cryptocurrencies in Latin America: Interview The international blockchain industry size is projected to rise from USD 3.0 billion in 2020 to USD 39.7 billion by 2025, at a remarkable Compound Annual Growth Rate ( CAGR) of 67.3 percent in 2020–2025. The growing need to automate business processes and the need for advanced supply chain management solutions of blockchain technologies are pushing the overall blockchain industry to higher ground. 36. How to Secure Your Crypto Funds: A Full Guide Protecting your cryptocurrency funds is a very important task. You need to be aware of the latest scams and hacks that can compromise your security. 37. 5 Platforms to Buy and Sell Bitcoin for US Residents We'll look at some of the different exchanges US-based investors can use to buy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. 38. "Cryptocurrency is Becoming so Widespread, That it is Better Not to Shy Away From it" - Andreas Berg With cryptocurrency becoming a new investor frenzy on the face of a rapidly inflating global economy, it once again proves the importance of alternative investment instruments in the times of a crisis. 39. Crypto Will Never Replace a Major Currency (and It Doesn’t Need To) Crypto will never replace a major currency (and it doesn't need to in order to be successful) 40. Crypto Mixers: How to Protect Your Privacy While Trading Cryptocurrencies Keeping your transactions private can take time and effort with all these online financial activities. That's where crypto mixers come in. 41. Digital Assets Exchanges and Their Benefits in 2022 A look at digital assets exchanges and their benefits in 2022 42. Here's How I Scaled A Cryptocurrency Exchange's Trading Engine to 1 Million TPS Crypto exchange has been in great demand with the adaptability of cryptocurrencies surging and multiple new tokens/coins been put there attracting users by showcasing their great potential. 43. Issues from CoinMarketCap's Listing Incentives with Smaller Crypto Projects Persist A recent report released by Bitwise exposed how reported trading volumes and market caps on various crypto exchanges were false. Mentioned heavily on the report was CoinMarketCap as it is the reference of choice for most people seeking to enter or actively participating in the crypto market. 44. "It is Doubtless That DEXs Are More Vulnerable to Illicit Activities" - Johnny Lyu, CEO at KuCoin Interview with the co-founder and CEO of KuCoin Exchange regarding recovering from cyberbreach and building one the largest cryptocurrency exchanges. 45. Fighting Fraud: How to Better Protect Your Exchange Held Assets? Since the emergence of cryptocurrencies, they have been linked with fraud and crime, the anonymous nature of accounts has enabled criminals to use them to transfer funds and launder their profits. 46. Are Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) Legit? Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) have been in the rumors since 2013, with China allegedly developing in secrecy a government-issued centralized cryptocurrency to fight off the increasingly popular Bitcoin. But it wasn’t until September 2015 when the Bank of England had publicly discussed for the first time the use of a blockchain-based central bank currency as a way to implement negative interest rates, and March 2016 when the phrase “central bank digital currency” had been coined. 47. "In the US, Customer is King. In Japan, Customer is God": An Interview with  Joel Edgerton It is fun to speculate on the price of Bitcoin or whatever your favorite asset is, but the real question for our industry is what value are we delivering to our customers. How are we making their lives better, saving them time or money? If a crypto exchange needs a major bull run in Bitcoin to survive, then they have the wrong business model. 48. The Opportunities That Lie Before The Indian Crypto Ecosystem and What's Being Done With It On March 04, 2020, India finally got the trigger for the resurgence of its crypto ecosystem. The ruling came a stifling two years after RBI banned banks from facilitating banking services to crypto exchanges. 49. The Depths it Takes To Make A Thriving Cryptocurrency Exchange Crypto CEO Interview Thank you for checking out the 49 most read stories about Cryptocurrency Exchange on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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I bet-cha five dol-lars he'll kill you dead, jock-a-mo fee na-né Also, Initial Coin Offerings. 1. 3 Things Not to Do When Bitcoin is Going Down Photo by Ian Stauffer on Unsplash 2. Understanding IBCO: Can Another Crypto-Funding Mechanism Yield Accountable Results? TLDR: IBCO is the new primitive for crypto projects funding, solving for the main issues of ICOs such as lack of accountability, lack of liquidity and flawed price discovery mechanics for the token itself. 3. My Journey in CryptoCollectibles (so far) A journey marked by crypto collectibles and highlights of lessons learned along the way. 4. Are NFTs the Next ICO Fraud? Want to buy virtual artwork for $1.98M? 5. Why Metaverses are the Next Big Trend After NFTs The Metaverse is a rocket ship that will propel the popularity and application of blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies to a whole new level. 6. Top 75+ ICO Marketing Agencies There are many stages to launching an ICO and the needs of the business vary depending at what stage they’re on. For each of these stages we’ve highlighted what services are needed and organized our Top 75 list according to their offered services across five main categories: 7. Raising Funds for Blockchain Projects is a Long and Winding Road Raising funding for blockchain projects presents many challenges. This article lists some of them. 8. 10-Step Checklist for Assessing an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) Project Dye to the growing demand for educating new crypto investors, we’ve put together the following, 10 definitive factors for assessing a successful ICO project. 9. From Utility to Security: The U2S Model for Converting Shitcoins into Securities During the ICO era, a countless number of projects managed to rapidly raise capital in a short period of time. You probably know about those that managed to raise capital and just disappeared, never building a product promised to investors while their utility tokens became a burden for investors. It’s hard to admit but there is nothing you can do to change the historical outcome. 10. Top 3 Things You Need to Know About Initial Game Offerings (IGOs) IGO become one of the latest crypto trends in the crypto space with the rise of blockchain games or GameFi, and here are top 3 things you need to know about it. [11. 2017 Vs 2020 in crypto: any chance to replicate "success"?](https://hackernoon.com/2017-vs-2020-in-crypto-any-chance-to-replicate-success-ocm3zdo) It is not a big secret, that a lot of market players are trying to compare the current situation on the crypto market with the phenomenon we saw in 2017. Back then, in October, the BTC price was 2 times lower and ICO made the market super attractive for scammers (so as  DeFi now). Should we really be prepared for a rally starting from now? 12. Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange Anti Danilevski, KickEX CEO and founder, talks about Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange based on his own experiences in the field. 13. Number of STOs May Double While IEOs Will Almost Triple By Q4 2019 With regulators clamping down uncontrolled blockchain funding, I expect the number of ICOs to drop 90% from 980 registered in Q1 2018 to around 100–110 in Q4 2020. At the same time, regulatory compliance would allow STOs and IEOs to flourish. 14. My Blockchain Adventures in Africa In December 2017 I had an opportunity to discover the Kenyan based Nurucoin ICO and write up a spotlight article on it. As sometimes happens, I develop an affinity for the person/company that I talked to when putting these articles together and in this case, I kept in contact with CEO Isaac Muthui. I would answer questions for him and point out information to him that would be helpful for his project. After a couple months he invited me to come and visit their company in Kenya, they were interested in my opinions on technology they were building. I agreed to come because, why not, a trip to Africa. I wasn’t compensated for the trip or for this article, but my expenses were covered, I mention that in the interest of full disclosure. What I discovered in Kenya and about Isaac and the goals for Nurucoin, got me thinking in some extremely big pictures. 15. "Experience Imposes the Strongest Psychological Inertia" - Andrey Sergeenkov, Noonies Nominee Andrey Sergeenkov from Russia has been nominated for a 2020 Noonie in the Future Heroes, Technology, and Decentralization categories. Andrey has been nominated for four separate awards and is anxiously awaiting the day when DeFi becomes mainstream. 16. Mr. Market Meets Mr. ICO Ben Graham was a towering intellect. He wrote a book which has inspired legions of hedge fund managers and smaller investors to wealth, and quite interestingly, they all took the basic concepts laid out in this book, but applied them in radically different ways. Warren Buffett is Ben Graham’s best known pupil, but there are legions of others, the so-called “Super Investors of Graham and Doddsville”. 17. Get Used to Building a .Net core MVC Application on Mac Visual Studio Creating .Net MVC project using Visual Studio Mac 18. Saving Cryptocurrency from Scammers: Interview with Crypto Vigilante I think the ICO run is past us. We will not see a crazy market like we did in 2017. Scammers are very sophisticated and are always coming up with new ways to scam. 19. Can IDOs #RightTheWrongs of ICOs and IEOs? Crypto startups are stacking up to launch their IDOs on DEX platforms like Polkastarter, DuckSTARTER, SpacePort, BSCPad and a few other leading platforms. 20. A Safer Way of Investing in IDOs with Priority Projects Priority Projects - Kommunitas' way of making IGOs less risky and promoting high quality projects. 21. Life After ICO: 4 New Ways to Launch a Token The history and end of the ICO hype are well known: many projects turned out to be unfeasible or fraudulent, and many people lost their money. 22. What Crypto Should You Invest In? When you work in the blockchain space, you'll hear one question again and again, whether it's from your barber, your friends, or a social media DM: 23. Founder Interviews: Mohammad Mazen of Burency It is no longer a secret that the United Arab Emirates are technology pioneers, and their action plan for the development of Blockchain technology within companies and government has become a clear priority. 24. Blockchains for Crowdfunding It is no secret that Crowdfunding hold a tremendous potential in helping entrepreneurs and creators in pushing their projects forwards and gathering much needed financial resources. In 2018, The crowdfunding market size was valued at 10.2 billions dollars and was set to almost triple by 2025. 25. Everything Changes and Nothing Does… In the past few months, I have met and spoken to many people from the blockchain space. Enthusiasts, professionals, enthusiasts who pretended to be experts, people who were predicting the future of the decentralization and those who were super excited to hear about it for the first time… Moon and Lambo guys, crypto traders, blockchain startup founders…. people from the traditional finance who were telling me to run away before it’s too late because all this is just a bubble… 26. All About Initial DEX Offerings and Why They Matter A new method of investing in crypto startups is on the rise. Learn what an IDO is and how DeFi users and new projects are leveraging IDOs to reach new heights. 27. As ICOs Wane, Big Money Squeezes Out The Little Guy In 2017, the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) exploded onto the global scene and upended the traditional method of funding an early-stage business. For a while, many believed that we were witnessing the dawn of a more egalitarian financial era; one where anyone with a good idea and the ability to make it a reality could access easy money and a shot at success. As it turned out, it was too good to be true. 28. Looking Back At The Companies That Led To The ICO Boom One popular narrative about 2017's ICO mania says it was fueled by naive investors duped into throwing money at projects that were either incapable or had no intention, of delivering. 29. BTC, ETH, ICOs, and now - DeFi: How far Have We Come? Bitcoin caught the attention of technologists and anarchists alike following the 2008 Global recession. Ethereum took Bitcoin’s ‘Digital Gold’ status and gave us smart contracts. ICOs took smart contracts and gave us supply chain management solutions for problems that we never knew existed. 30. The Magic of Altcoins: How do I Know if a Coin is Worthy of Attention? There are more and more altcoins. But how do you know it's not a scam? How do you know if a coin is worth paying attention to? We tell you in this column. 31. How Does Pandemic Impact Company Valuation With the pandemic induced havoc, how is that the stock market is not down more? And what effect will the economic downturn have on the valuation of startups? 32. The IEO Gamble: Does it Raise Capital or only Trouble? Graphics by Regex SEO 33. Applying Complexity Theory to Valuation The last of three articles on corporate valuations and capital structures. 34. What Do Regulators and Investors Want To See In Your White Papers? In September 2017, the Office of Financial Conduct Authority of the UK (FCA) issued a warning about the risks associated with the ICO. In particular, they directly pointed out to the weak level of White Papers, and did describe it like the risk of the “imperfect documentation”. 35. Interview with @MarvinSteinberg On Asset Tokenization, Startups, Investors and More The concept of asset tokenization is still in its formative state, as companies are just coming to terms with the idea of capitalizing on blockchains to distribute shares and assets to interested investors. While this is a given, the concept is looking ever more likely to hit the ground running in 2020. This eventuality is bound to contribute to the potency of STOs as a fundraising mechanism for startups and established companies. 36. The Ugly Truth Behind IEOs and What to Expect in 2020 Let’s face it, you won’t be able to conduct a successful IEO unless you have a fully-operational and fully compliant prototype and unless you’ve clinched a listing deal with a major exchange with actual liquidity within its community of retail investors, and traders. 37. MO’s Algorithm: Efficient Way to Solve Offline Range Query Problems MO’s Algorithm aka Square Root Decomposition, a very efficient and easy technique to solve Range Query Problems (RQP). For MO’s Algorithm to work, the RQP has to be offline. In this post, we will understand about RQP, Offline RPQ, Naive Approach to solve RQP and an Efficient Approach using MO’s Algorithm. What is Range Query Problem? 38. Looking Back At ICOs At The Time Of The DeFi Hype Train Although I have been in the blockchain space for more than 3 years, I am not from tech, which is probably why this  post will be looking more into the story and the human aspects of ICOs. 39. IEO (Initial Exchange Offering): What Kind of Beast Is It? In 2016, ICO became the main way of financing innovation and blockchain startups. The first project, released on ICO, was Mastercoin in 2013. After it, thousands of projects attracted funding through the emission of tokens. According to ICODATA in 2017, the volume of investments raised through ICO (Initial Coins Offerings) were more than $6.2 billion, in 2018 — about $8 billion. After analyzing the data from the TokenData, it can be concluded that in 2018, unfortunately majority of the projects turned out to be a scam. 40. GAME of CRYPTOS  [Chapter 5 ] - The Token Apocalypse It is the year of the Lord of 2017. 41. How To Identify Scam ICOs Scammers are nothing new. They have been around us for ages utilizing different mediums and resources to set traps. Progressing civilization and advancement in technologies create different loopholes that later get exploited and we, the people, pay the price. Crypto is one such universe, full of scams that are hard to spot. 42. Did Your Shitcoin Break the Law? [Part 2] In the movie Alladin, Jafar wishes to be a genie because of their incredible might and power. Alladin proclaims, “You wanna be a genie? You got it!” 43. Working Towards a Sustainable Ecosystem Beyond Tokenization Many industries are on the brink of the next technological revolution in record keeping. Ten years after Bitcoin made its splash, we’re seeing many inspired by some of the benefits promised by the technology outside of the money use case: 44. IEOs are a Crypto Has-Been While some endorse IEOs, Kick Ecosystem’s CEO Danilevski argues that they’re a dangerous scam enterprise which will soon be replaced by the much more secure STOs and honest utility token sales. 45. Crypto Staking: Assessing the Risks and Profitability of USD Neutrino, Cosmos and others Crypto industry keeps generating new investment tools – only to be discarded  in disappointment a year or two later. The latest trend is staking - delegating coins to to earn validation rewards on the blockchain. Is it a legitimate passive income scheme? And what should you choose - regular PoS coins like Cosmos or stakable stablecoins? 46.  "IEO Will Continue to be Mainstream Even With IDO And DeFi on The Rise" - Kiana Shek The current push for DeFi has not only changed the way we engage with our everyday financial needs but has also introduced new means of accessing, supporting, and investing in new projects. Tagged as Initial DEX Offerings (IDO), the possibility of bypassing restrictions when identifying and investing in projects has improved crypto funding. However, this does not mean that other models of crowdfunding have become redundant. For what is worth, Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) is still the go-to option for projects that prefer to capitalize on established launchpads and introduce a more diverse array of crypto products not necessarily restricted to the financial sector. 47. Is Binance Launchpad a Breeding Ground for Pump and Dumps? Back in 2017, Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) were all the rave. Much like Initial Public Offerings, (IPO), ICOs act as a way to raise funds by selling a quantity of cryptocurrency in the form of coins to speculators and investors. 48. What Is a (Crypto)Coin Burn? Bitcoin is the main cryptocurrency many people know, understand, and are familiar with. It is also one of the few digital currencies that has no individual or group that is in charge of the blockchain project. What has come about since Bitcoin was created is a cryptocurrency ecosystem where there are a number of companies in charge of blockchain token projects. 49. The ICO to STO Evolution is Complete. So, What’s the Difference? In the blockchain industry, there is now a lot of talk about replacing the ICO with a new, more legitimate method of attracting investment, called an STO. However, this definitely is not something completely new. During the heyday of the ICO, entering the market with security tokens was not very popular, and even now, many projects, and the investors themselves, do not always understand the difference. In this article, I will explain what makes an STO and an ICO fundamentally different. 50. Making Sense of the Difference Between IPO, ICO, IEO, and STO? The advent of blockchain technology gave life not only to a new profitable financial asset, but also a new business model of funding startups. An increasing number of new companies are trying to use cryptocurrency to finance their projects. Unlike an IPO, which is a traditional and widely accepted form of external financing, STO, IEO, and ICO allow companies to start fundraising at a much earlier stage of development and the latter two avoid strict regulatory control. Already today, as a result of ICO, more than 1000 cryptocurrencies appeared on the market, and their number continues to grow. The practice of ICO has become so widespread that, in the opinion of many experts, it began to resemble the events of the dotcom boom of the late 90s and could lead to the same destructive consequences. 51. What is tokenomics and how it can make or break your ICO Imagine you are the ruler of a small country. All residents of your country use the barter system to trade goods and services. Now you find barter to be a cumbersome process because of the following reasons: 52. WTF is Exchange Staking? Introduction 53. How to Find the Best IDOs (Part 1) How to find the best IDOs 54. They Told us ICOs are Dead. We Beg to Differ. ICO or Initial Coin Offering is a type of fundraising done with cryptocurrencies. Modeled after the traditional IPO (Initial Public Offering), ICOs are ways for startup cryptocurrency companies to sell their underlying token in exchange for Bitcoin, Ether or Fiat. 55. Can the Combination of STO + IEO Become the New Step in Crowdfunding Evolution? Content of the Article: 56. Unraveling The Budget Of A Crypto Startup: Behind The Secrecy In project management, there are several key success criteria for the possible implementation of any project: from building a plant, developing a software product, opening a new supermarket to something else. They are time, budget and quality. 57. CRYPTO REVIEW- SUBSTRATUM (SUB) Fundamentals Check: Thank you for checking out the 57 most read stories about Ico on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 59 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Bitcoin Maximalism /Learn Repo 1. China Intensifies Crypto Crackdown A quick rundown on past cryptocurrency regulation in China, along with some predictions of possible futures. 2. Getting the Lingo Right: 10 Most-Relevant Crypto Abbreviations & Keywords to Know Here are the top 10 cryptocurrency abbreviations and keywords you must know. 3. 10 Shared Beliefs of a Bitcoin Maximalist While some maximalists assert that altcoins are just unregistered securities, most consider them technically and morally questionable, if not outright scams. 4. Barter to Bitcoin: The Evolution of Money Through The Ages The last few years the interest for cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has skyrocketed. Many financial institutions and companies have invested in... 5. Bitcoin is an Authentic Form of Resistance Against CBDCs Bitcoin doesn't have ever-changing rules; it doesn’t inflate you away, it doesn’t require a third party, and no one can freeze or seize your funds. 6. Who Will Die and Who Will Thrive in the Upcoming Crypto Ice Age A look into the future of decentralization from the perspective of good 'ol open-source collaboration. 7. How Did Investors React To Bitcoin's ATH? Bitcoin's recent price surge ensured the cryptocurrency reached an all-time high, breaking beyond the $66,000 barrier for the first time. What should we expect? 8. Bitcoin Halving And Its Stock-To-Flow Ratio Bitcoin is poised to become the currency of the future and it is well supported technically by the concept of halving and stock-to-flow model. 9. Is Bitcoin Really The Best Alternative Investment Asset For Your Portfolio? Bitcoin's YTD performance is up +20% along with a +287% increase since the past 6 months when institutional movement started to kick off. 10. Your Money Is All Set To Lose More Value. Again. There’s a simple strategy that will change your financial life and you don’t need to be Warren Buffett to understand it. 11. Bitcoin is the bastion of Freedom Tech Pandora's box has been opened.  Bitcoin has proven that decentralized tech can be used to push back against oppressive regimes.  But that's not just important to monetary policy. 12. Bitcoin Bull Market: Comparing 2020 against 2016 The uptrend period when Bitcoin approached $ 18,000 and what's going on reminds us of Cycle Theory in the past, as well as the uptrend of 2016 - 2017, simply because the market could change. change, but human psychology is the same. We will look back at the two phases: 2016-2017 and the current period, so that investors can draw their own conclusions about what to do when the market is in the FOMO phase. 13. PayPal's Bitcoin Play Will To Create A Sharp Uptick in Crypto-Adoption PayPal’s user base could generate demand for over 15% of Bitcoin’s current market cap over the next 12 months. 14. Bitcoin On The Brink of Mass Adoption. Whither Next? Over the last few months, we have seen major growth of interest in Bitcoin. Tesla, Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, Apple Pay, Uber, Amazon, General Motors, Twitter, and Oracle – all of them began talking about crypto integration as a payment method. 15. Crypto Adoption or Abandonment: What Will India Decide? As a result, the rushed RBI 2018 proposed ban on crypto trading left the Indian traders uncertain about the future for over two years. 16. Nakamoto's idea Vs The Real World: How Bitcoin Is More Mainstream Than You Think Millions of people still wonder. Can bitcoin and mainstream finance (fiat money) ever get along? 17. Bitcoin Exceeds $40,000 For The First Time Ever: Value Doubles in Less Than a Month The value of Bitcoin is worth more than $740 billion just behind Tesla at $758.26 billion,  and digital cryptocurrency markets are worth more than $1 trillion, 18. Busting Bitcoin Myths: The Lindy Effect According to the widely-cited "Lindy effect" Wikipedia page, the future life expectancy of a technology or an idea is proportional to its current age. However, this is a non-scientific and statistically-invalid claim, which is often used by Bitcoin maximalists to back their claim that Bitcoin is more valid because it's been around for longer. 19. Bitcoin in 2021 - Insights from Chainalysis Chainalysis' Chief Economist shares insights into Bitcoin as a maturing asset. 20. No, Bitcoin Is Not Going to Fail! Arguments for why Bitcoin the digital asset will not fail. What are they? Come on, let's go take a look... 21. Making Money with Bitcoin - A Guide This piece covers the major ways to make your bitcoins work for you with tips on how to start earning with these strategies. 22. Bitcoin Price Exploding Will Be The Hallmark of 2020 How investors and custody's perception towards bitcoin changed in 2020 23. What Makes Bitcoin so Groundbreaking and How to Take it Forward Darwin's law of natural selection, commonly known as the survival of the fittest, defines it as the "principle by which each slight variation [of a trait], if useful, is preserved”. 24. Bringing DeFi to Bitcoin Ecosystem: Because, What Else? It’s time to build DeFi money lego on the Bitcoin ecosystem. 25. Bitcoin’s First Great Crisis Is Setting The Stage For A Digital-First New Normal The novel coronavirus might not be the world’s first pandemic or even the deadliest. But the virus has set the stage for a truly unprecedented time of global harmony. 26. Why You're the Only One Who Cares About Bitcoin & Cryptocurrencies Cryptocurrency has an odd and insular community. 27. Digging Further Down the Mine: Understanding Bitcoin Difficulty Bitcoin mining difficulty is currently at an all-time high. 28. Is Bitcoin Really Bad for the Environment? While there is some legitimacy to Bitcoin's negative carbon footprint, the claims are overblown and distributed ledgers can actually help the environment. 29. Here's Why MicroStrategy Put 85% of its Cash Reserves in Bitcoin What if we told you that one company now owns 0.182% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist. And it's not even a Bitcoin or cryptocurrency-related company. 30. Did We Front Run Bitcoin Seasonality? Did we front run Bitcoin seasonality? Here we analyze Bitcoin's 4-year cycle. 31. Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries Volume 4 Interview with Brian Lockhart For more background and history on the Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries check out Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries Volume 1 Interview with Hodlonaut. Brian Lockhart has been into Bitcoin since 2010 and currently works at Casa doing product managment for their Bitcoin + Lightning node product. Brian also runs the Seattle Bitcoin Meetup and is well known in the Bitcoin community. 32. Is Bitcoin Going To Breach $100k in 2021? Will Bitcoin reach 100k USD before the end of this year? What are the predictions for the crypto market and when can we expect the market peak? 33. Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries Volume 6 Interview with Crypto Meme Central For more background and history on the Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries check out Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries Volume 1 Interview with Hodlonaut.Crypto Meme Central is one of my favorite Bitcoin meme makers in the game. His sarcastic and witty memes are guaranteed to trigger the very people he pokes fun at. 34. The State Control over Property and Finance and How Bitcoin Can Help With Becoming Independent World history shows that during the last 3,400 years, only 268 of them were completely peaceful. This means that none of us have lived a single year during which there was no war in one part or another of the world. 35. “Bitcoin is going to hit $65,000, and it's going to hit it very soon,” - Anti Danilevski At the beginning of January 2021, Bitcoin set a new record-breaking price point, surpassing the $42,000 mark. Many experts believe that this is still far from the limit. 36. Bitcoin Is Emerging As The Only Pandemic-Resistant Currency in Our Globalized Economy There is an old saying in trading circles that goes “buy the rumour and sell the news”. As rumours of impending lockdowns and travel bans spread in late February, uncertainty was sowed in international financial markets. 37. The Developers' Guide to Liquid, One of the First Sidechains of Bitcoin by Blockstream If you are going to work on software using Liquid, the sidechain of Bitcoin, there are several concepts you need to be familiar with. 38. "The Correlation Between The Dollar And Bitcoin Has Been Inversely Proportional" - Nikita Soshnikov The crypto market now has a market capitalization of over $1.5 trillion. 39. How Will The Bitcoin Halving Impact You? It’s a question that I’m sure many Bitcoin owners are asking. In around 90 days from now on 8th May, Bitcoin’s mining reward will be cut in half (that’s what a ‘halving’ means) and crypto commentators believe that it could trigger some significant price activity, and boost the BTC price skywards. 40. "Ukrainians [are] among the top adopters of cryptocurrency in the world" Bitcoin among other Cryptocurrencies may soon be used legally in Ukraine, once President Volodymyr Zelensky signs legislation passed by Ukraine’s Parliament. 41. Education and Bitcoin Are Key to Wealth Protection Bitcoin Investors Are The Biggest Winners During InflationI believe there can only be one definition of inflation, and that is the one headlined by the Nobel Prize-winning economist, Milton Friedman: 42. About Bitcoin: What Altcoins and Shitcoins Don't Seem To Get After 30 years of trial and error, this new, pristine asset class called Bitcoin has emerged, it’s here, staring at you in the face. It works. 43. Savage Bitcoiners Volume 1: Interview with Psychedelic Bart Name: Psychedelic Bart a.k.a. Psycho Bart 44. Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries Volume 2 Interview with David Bennett David Bennett has been a vocal proponent of Bitcoin since 2015 and hosts the "Bitcoin And..." podcast where he features a variety of guests that discuss various Bitcoin topics. 45. Yet Another Case For Bitcoin Maximalism: Will BTC replace USD? Bitcoin vs. Dollar (USA), which one will become a global currency in the near future? Over half of the world’s population is aged under 35 and live in emerging markets, where national currencies are considered to be inferior to USD. 46. Hacker Noon's Bitcoin Manifesto Hint: We're Turning Up the Heat on Bitcoin Stories. Only the best will make the cut. 47. Bitcoin Shall Bring Back The Lost Art of Commercial Banking How emerging economies can lead the crypto revolution in commercial banking and enjoy an economic renaissance based on sound money 48. Mr. Ray Dalio - "You're Wrong. Again." Bitcoin Will Never Get Banned. Here's Why Invariably, as bitcoin spikes and defies gravity, either up or down, the attention of institutional investors, central bankers and prominent financiers is suddenly awaken. 49. Why You Should Start With A Small Allocation into Bitcoin in 2021 I first heard about Bitcoin in December 2017, at the peak of the bubble. My college roommates and I were drawing J curves on a whiteboard, predicting $100k Bitcoin and feeling FOMO for not getting in earlier. 50. The Case Against Crypto Maximalism Bitcoin is one of the 21st century's most remarkable innovations. The ability to send and receive value over the Internet without relying on a centralized intermediary signifies a paradigm shift in the evolution of money. Bitcoin's disruptive influence has extended far beyond money and could reach nearly every aspect of the global economy as there are several other social constructs that have the potential to be transformed by open blockchains. Blockchain-based technologies can help us digitize essential constructs, like contracts, in a manner that is less vulnerable to manipulation by third parties i.e.,  trust-minimized. 51. Understanding The Cryptocurrency Bull Run 2021 In this article, I explain the larger pieces of the puzzle contributing to this epic 2021 cryptocurrency bull run. 52. A PSA to Bitcoin Newbs A Public Service Announcement to Bitcoin Newbs: How to drown out the noise, stack sats and stay focused on the Bitcoin bull cycle. 53. Bitcoin: The Great Game The following are not my beliefs, but a compilation of notes from conversations I had with a self-described Bitcoin “mutant”, named Edan Yago, contributor to Sovryn. Letting him ramble on about Bitcoin resulted in mesmerizing, mythical, and fascinating ruminations about Bitcoin’s destiny. So for one, I myself believe in Bitcoin as a digital store of value. It is a huge chunk of my portfolio, and I believe it will outlast 99% of the cryptocurrencies we have today. There is no better symbol of scarcity and hard money in crypto to date. However, I feel just about the same level of admiration for Ethereum, as it is opening up so many use cases through DeFi and DAOs. I am putting my biases aside to explain a very rare (and what I find fascinating) point of view. I present you Part 1 of The Hero’s Journey of Bitcoin: 54. 5 Reasons Why Getting A Bitcoin-Based Retirement Plan Makes Sense Instead of utilizing a normal individual retirement account, perhaps you should consider getting a bitcoin IRA. Learn how these plans can stand above the rest! 55. Here's Why We Need Bitcoin [Part I] The objective of this series of posts is to show why Bitcoin is a better form of money than the ones we currently use. For that, however, we first need to think about some fundamental concepts without which considering Bitcoin in a serious way is impossible. 56. Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries Volume 5 Interview with Matt Odell For more background and history on the Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries check out Bitcoin Bull Market Diaries Volume 1 Interview with Hodlonaut. Most people know Matt Odell from the Tales From the Crypt podcast he co-hosts with Marty Bent. He is also cofounder of Final Message, Bitcoin Citadel and an advisor for Bottlepay and givebitcoin. 57. Bitcoin: Microstrategy's Michael Saylor Unchained The thinking and the strategies behind Saylor´s bold bitcoin investing. 58. Bitcoin As Legal Tender is Just The First  Step For El Salvador To Foster Economic Development What steps should El Salvador take to further bitcoinization and foster its economic development. Saylor and Tudor Jones:  start lobbying for Bitcoin 59. BTC Should Be in Your Portfolio: A Comparison of Bitcoin, Gold and ETFs When it comes to Bitcoin or its price, interested readers will find thousands of articles on the Internet. The range here extends from apocalyptic scenarios to extremely positive forecasts. On the one hand, it underlines the volatility and the unpredictable nature of the digital currency. On the other hand, the range shows that, while it is easy to obtain information in the digital age, it is all the more difficult to find high-quality information. 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