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People have interesting traits. One of which is the fact that sometimes they look back and think that if they had taken certain steps – some time ago – then everything could have been different. “Oh, if I became an instagram blogger in 2017, bought cryptocurrency in 2018, started shooting TikTok videos in 2019, understood the NFT phenomenon in 2020, figured out what the metaverse was in 2021…” Now all these things are well-known trends, through which someone could have been successful and gained a substantial amount of money. At this point, it seems like there won’t be chances like the ones we’ve listed, but that is a false assumption . Now in 2022, the entirety of the financial world still revolves around cryptocurrency and related technologies as the crypto community – as a whole – tries to guess . Stabilized trends are moving towards a new decentralized financial model, fueled by a user’s need to avoid third-party intermediaries while taking advantage of a new passive source of income. Farming of crypto assets still remains of meeting these needs and expectations. How they will evolve in 2022 is a point for discussion but the number of stakers and farmers grows as well as what will be on top this year the most engageable format the DeFi market’s TVL. What is farming? Farming is the process of accruing tokens as a form of a reward for providing liquidity to a project by placing a certain pair of tokens in a pool. is a smart contract where the user's funds are locked. These pools ensure a marketplace where other users can exchange their cryptocurrencies, borrow, or lend their tokens. Once funds are added to the liquidity pool, the user officially becomes a liquidity provider. For all these actions, users get a reward in the form of a particular decentralized exchange’s native token, which can then be sold, used for further farming, or deposited in other liquidity pools. A liquidity pool of farming on the basis of annual percentage, which is tracked through the annual percentage rate ( ) and the annual percentage yield ( ). In farming, investors can use strategies that can provide them with profits of over 50% per year. This income is passive and investors can receive it regardless of market conditions and price performance. Of course, all transactions are protected by smart contracts, but no one excludes the factor of a cyber attack, so before making any transaction, carefully read information about the chosen project and find out how securely it is protected. Users can calculate the profitability APR APY How to become a skilled farmer Next, we would like to give a little background on APR and APY to describe their advantages and things to be considered when working with them. (Annual Percentage Rate) – is the annual rate of return, expressed in percentages. Also called simple interest, this APR gives DeFi users a figure that can be easily compared to the rates of other protocols. APR (Annual Percentage Yield) – is the annual compounded return, expressed in percentages. It is calculated by taking interest on the initial amount invested as well as on the interest accrued on this amount. In other words, one earns interest on interest. APY Here is one moment worth mentioning: is there something that can affect ARP and APY? Yes, impermanent losses can change your APR and APY. (IL) occur when liquidity providers receive different amounts of assets on withdrawals compared to when they first deposited into the automated market maker (AMM) liquidity pool. This is due to changes in the price of a token that affect the composition of the liquidity pool, resulting in you having slightly less or more of a certain token. For example, even if you invested your assets in a 50:50 ratio at the beginning, there is no guarantee that you will receive the same amount of each asset at the end. If IL exceeds fees earned by a user when they withdraw, it means the user has suffered negative returns compared with simply holding their tokens outside the pool. Impermanent losses At the same time, APY can also vary depending on the price of the token and the total amount of deposits. The general rule is that the greater the number of payment periods, the higher the APY. Sometimes the protocol may display APR instead of APY. The key difference is that the annual interest rate can be treated as simple interest, which does not include the effects of compound interest. Both protocols can have the same APR, but the APY can vary greatly depending on how often new tokens are continually added to your initial deposit. APYs can change depending on the demand or use of a protocol. Some protocols use a fixed APY. the interest Let’s look briefly at a row of interesting projects providing convenient interfaces and profitable conditions for farming. Hashbon Farming A short time ago we launched Yield Farming on our own DEX – Hashbon Rocket which is a part of our Hashbon FiRe ecosystem. We proudly can say that it is one of the recently announced beneficial offers on the 2022 crypto market. Users who have tokens in liquidity pools on Hashbon Rocket can take part in Hashbon Farming and receive rewards in HASH, native token of the ecosystem. It is secure and sustainable, all the conditions are fixed in Hashbon’s farming . smart contract What makes Hashbon Farming a valuable opportunity? APY (Annual Percentage Yield) can reach up to 248.29% Max APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is 125% The reward pool for Hashbon Farming is HASH Tokens. 15,000,000 There are no upper limits, meaning you can start with and stake as many tokens as you like. 1 HASH You may find more information regarding Hashbon Farming in their FAQ section by visiting . this link ApeSwap Farming is a DEX on Binance Smart Chain and Polygon. At ApeSwap, they use farms to provide liquidity for their favorite projects by rewarding users who stake particular APE-LP tokens with . ApeSwap to primarily incentivize users BANANA As with Staking Pools, Yield Farm earnings are expressed in APR, which is listed next to each farm. This is the number of BANANA tokens that will accrue while APE-LPs are staked, expressed as a percentage of the staked input tokens, calculated at current rates. For example, the BANANA-BUSD farm allows users to stake APE-LP tokens they've earned from adding liquidity to the BANANA-BUSD liquidity pool to earn BANANA reward tokens. Max APR (Annual Percentage Rate) in Jungle Farming is 278,12% Max APR (Annual Percentage Rate) in Banana Farming is 140,02% To ensure that the ApeSwap is a secure platform you can look at their . smart contracts Don-key Farming takes an interesting approach because here (risky or not, or very risky) professionally designed and updated to chase the highest available APY. Here you can get acquainted with their . Don-key finance they choose a strategy for users smart contracts Farming on Don-key finance is based on the . A Tier System unlocks utility on Don-key’s copy-farming platform. Each level unlocks an additional level of benefits and profitability, rewarding holders of as much as possible. Tier System $DON At the moment tiers provide extra APY in the form of $DON tokens, while base profits are given in the farmed coin. In the future, tiers will unlock more utilities such as: referral rewards, generative NFT rewards, exclusive farming opportunities, autonomous strategy building, and more. APY (Annual Percentage Yield) can reach up to 375% 2022’s trend is still – generally speaking – cryptocurrency, in particular, earning a passive income through cryptocurrency. Now there are countless projects on the market that provide their coins or technologies, and with the help of farming, staking, and referral programs, you can increase your earnings. Before you start farming, carefully explore potential projects, what the media has written about them, what members of their community say, whether they have an audit or not, and how long the project has existed in the market. Take the bull by the horns and participate in farming through your project of choice now!

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Following the crypto hype-cycle of 2017–18, it’s safe to say that the industry has made some progress. There is now a spectrum of crypto-enabled financial services available; from stable coins, synthetic assets, peer-to-peer insurance, and peer-to-peer borrowing and lending, to name a few. Crypto-enabled financial applications — coined Decentralised Finance (DeFi) — are challenging the established order of centralised financial services in ways that unlock new income-generating opportunities that are more open and accessible to everyone. At its core, financial services are multi-sided marketplaces that are typically coordinated by banking intermediaries. ‘Financial assets’ typically make up the supply-side and ‘buyers’ or ‘borrowers’ form the demand side. In today’s low-interest-rate environment, ordinary people who deposit their money in a bank account no longer can make any money on their savings; especially when you have to also take into consideration the intermediary fees needed to keep the banks afloat as well as inflation. Through removal of rent-seeking banking intermediaries thanks to crypto-economic game theory, DeFi aims to offer a silver lining. DeFi is making it incredibly easier for anyone in the world to access the financial services industry in a permissionless way and reap the benefits as either or supply-side and demand-side contributor to its full extent. Income-generating opportunities for supply-side participants can be more fruitful in comparison to the legacy system since less of the available margin is used to cover the costs of paper-based settlement processes and remunerating profit-seeking intermediaries. However, the buck doesn’t stop there. More recently, these income-generating opportunities have risen far greater than just a few basis points better than the legacy financial industry. DeFi service providers — that exist as protocols residing on the Ethereum blockchain — have begun issuing their own digital tokens and gifting them to their existing and new users to entice growth. These “governance tokens”, typically have the nominal purpose of giving owners a say in how the specific DeFi service is run. Since these tokens have real utility (with very similar qualities to holding shares in a company), they can be considered valuable, on a case-by-case basis. The introduction of these application-specific governance tokens has, therefore, catapulted the income-generating opportunities available in crypto to new all-time highs. Resultantly, this has triggered a hot new trend, termed “yield farming,” which is shorthand for creative strategies where users of these protocols participate in inventive ways to earn as many of these tokens as they possibly can and maximise their dollar-denominated returns. Upwards of 1000% APR in some cases sounds like spellbinding stuff. But, how many people do you actually know who are taking advantage of yield farming that DeFi have to offer? According to a , less than 1% of the world’s population own cryptocurrency at all. And despite rapid growth, only of is collateralised in . study by Cambridge University 0.0024% global wealth Decentralised Finance (DeFi) services So, if DeFi is our financial future, then why still are so few of us taking part? Where DeFi and Yield Farming Falls Short To change an individual’s financial habits, it would be prudent to assume that any new proposition should either be more rewarding and/or less risky than the status quo. When we consider how rewarding some of these new yield farming opportunities are, at first glance, the rates appear rather compelling. However, when you consider the time investment for an average DeFi novice in education, trial and error as well as the risks involved with moving their wealth into a smart contract that they do not understand how to assess, the reward is simply not big enough. Even the crypto-veterans are struggling to keep up. Given that this space is evolving at warp speed, new yield farming opportunities are popping up daily. Crypto-veterans need to be quick to (1) Assess the risks involved; (2) Assess the expected return on investment in comparison to their existing portfolio; and (3) rebalance their portfolio accordingly to ensure risk/reward is optimised for. All of which is complex, time-consuming and prone to human error. image credit: @sassal0x Not mention the rising gas costs necessary to perform a transaction on the Ethereum network. The technical limitations of Ethereum are pricing out a lot of the target market user groups. The result is a negative feedback loop that deepens the inequalities of wealth and income in DeFi, as the new income-generating yield farming opportunities that DeFi has to offer are inaccessible to those that have smaller sums of money to play with. This cycle threatens the long-term sustainability of DeFi, potentially impacting the incentive for new consumers and businesses to participate, and dampening the viral potential of crypto-economics. Yearn Finance — DeFi’s Saving Grace? Yearn Finance’s meteoritic rise has been a rapid response to these compounding problems in DeFi through its introduction of ‘yVaults’. yVault menu @ yearn.finance yVaults work by allowing liquidity providers (LPs) to deposit their crypto-assets in a specific pool directly. The robo-advisor designated to the yVault would then invest the capital from the pool across the best yield farming opportunities available to the specific crypto-asset. yVaults essentially introduce automated investment strategies, serving to abstract away a lot of the complexities that made yield farming difficult to optimise for. Consequently, Yearn Finance has become the largest yield farming enterprise in crypto, managing to help more individuals take part in the sorts of investment activities that were once available only to the more sophisticated and affluent users. Finding Product-Market Fit Yearn Finance has certainly lowered the barrier for yield farming across a variety of crypto-assets. yVaults have given birth to a powerful new tool that allows users to take full advantage of when trying to maximise the return on the crypto-assets in their possession without the headache of constantly rebalancing their positions. So, has Yearn Finance’s yield farming optimiser found product-market-fit? For crypto-veterans with a pre-established understanding of cryptocurrency and the DeFi landscape, it most certainly seems so. However, if we were to zoom out, it is fair to say that Yearn is far from truly taking yield farming “mainstream”. We believe, as wonderful as solution Yearn is, it is not built to serve two specific target customer groups that arguably form the lion share of the total addressable market: (1) ; and DeFi and cryptocurrency novices (2) . Non-DeFi-focused institutional investors To understand why, let’s break the problems down individually: — If a DeFi novice goes to the Yearn site and see all these options on the front page: Vaults, Earn, Zap, APR and Cover they’d have no clue where to start. In addition to bombarding the users with an array of different DeFi products to choose from, each of them needs a specific crypto-asset, e.g. ETH, USDT, USDC, Curve, etc. For a crypto novice, choosing what to deposit and why is part of the challenge. It demands users having a bullish or bearish thesis on the underlying crypto-assets themselves. The user experience is still too complex — While Yearn makes it easy and cost-effective to invest in an array of protocols and reap the rewards of yield farming by investing in a yVault, the process of getting the specifics crypto-assets necessary is itself a challenge that demands users to make several transactions that can still cost significant amounts. Additionally, the fragmentation of liquidity across all of the different yVault pools prevents reaping the full benefits of diversifying gas fees among the providers of pooled capital. Gas fees still price people out — Yearn may abstract away some of the complexities involved in rebalancing yield farming investment strategies; however, it does not provide transparency over the risks of investing in a particular strategy. Investors are expected to audit the financial and technical risks for themselves. For crypto-novices as well as more sophisticated institutional investors, this is time-consuming and demands a trained eye to conduct. Allocation still demands due diligence — Since strategies and the corresponding protocols that they interact with are not vetted or scored in a standardised fashion, it is unclear whether the investment strategies offered by Yearn itself offer the best return for a given level of risk. As an institutional investor, balancing risk and reward is of paramount importance. Should a given strategy employed by a yVault fail to satisfy the risk/reward assessments, investors will be unable to allocate a meaningful amount of their capital to the strategy to reap the full benefits of automated yield farming. Investments are not optimised for risk — Yearn Finance does a fine job at rebalancing a portfolio for a given strategy with a specific input asset. However, what it fails to do is add a layer of rebalancing abstraction to ensure that the risk-adjusted yield is optimised for across the available strategies. Today, users of Yearn Finance are expected to manage this for themselves manually. Additional rebalancing is necessary all The Market Needs a ‘WealthFront’ for Yield Farming While Yearn Finance has gained a lot of traction relatively quickly, its ability to break yield farming into the mainstream remains uncertain, given the complex-set of features it offers that are catered to the more advanced users. However, for DeFi and yield farming to truly penetrate the crypto-novice and passive institutional investor target demographics, additional layers of abstraction are necessary. In the legacy financial world, automated investment service providers have made it incredibly easier for ordinary individuals to invest in a wide variety of investment strategies based solely on their risk tolerance profile. Companies such as WealthFront, Betterment and Acorns have been proven to be successful in attracting idle capital from the average joe. Since ‘yield farming’ has only really emerged in the past few months, there are very few players out there today that aim to simplify the experience in a way that is comparable to the likes of a WealthFront. Should a product of this sort emerge for the yield farming phenomenon, it could have the power lower barriers to entry even further, satisfying the needs of mass-market users. APY Finance — a viable contender? Aiming to fulfil the role of “WealthFront for DeFi” is a new kid on the block — APY Finance —  a project that is set to launch in October. Founded by a talented group of developers at ETH HackMoney earlier this year, APY Finance proposes to offer investors a way to automate yield farming similar to the likes of Yearn, however, with some additional layers of abstraction. It achieves this through: — instead of users having to purchase an array of different crypto-currencies to invest in one or several vaults, they can simply make a single investment in APY Finance’s liquidity pool. In turn, the APY robo-advisor takes control and autonomously diversifies the capital collected in the pool across an assortment of strategies that may require alternative cryptocurrencies as input assets, e.g. ETH, renBTC, USDT, etc. 1. Accepting only stable coin deposits — APY Finance uses a to assess each of the investment strategies it employs in the back-end to score smart contract risk, financial risk and centralisation risk. By doing so, APY Finance’s robo-advisor gains a degree of consciousness with regards to risk, allowing it to make more calculated decisions on behalf of the LPs. 2. Scoring and analysing yield farming risks on behalf of the LPs risk assessment framework inspired by ConsenSys — Yearn Finance only allows users to invest in cryptocurrency-specific vaults; it does not offer the ability to move the capital from one vault to another in an automated way. APY Finance aims to abstract away this complexity through automatic rebalancing of all the strategies employed concurrently. 3. Rebalancing the portfolio of strategies autonomously — One of the many beauties of DeFi is its composability. Since Yearn Finance offers a variety of yield-optimising investment strategies, APY Finance can incorporate each of them into its own robo-advisor. Diversifying capital to one or several Yearn yVaults could theoretically be made possible, should the system believe it offers the best risk-adjusted return for the pool of capital. 4. Interoperating with Yearn Finance and other strategy-specific robo-advisors An Overview of How APY Finance Works — Yield Farming’s Upcoming Money Lego Piece Conclusion While becoming the subject of a fair share of speculation, crypto veterans believe yield farming and DeFi are part of a large and permanent expansion of their industry as it has the power to draw in financial capital in search for yield. With the explosion of liquidity mining campaigns offered by a variety of new and existing DeFi protocols, Yearn Finance offers an easier way for users to automate several aspects of their yield farming endeavours. However, given the need to jump through several hurdles to utilise Yearn efficiently and safely, the products offered are in reality serving only the savvier DeFi users.  Until a new product emerges that caters to the novice or more risk-averse investors among us, I believe strategy-specific yield optimisers offered by the likes of Yearn will struggle to attract and retain mass-market users. My view is that those that will capture the lion share of the total addressable market will be those that offer an experience similar to the likes of WealthFront. APY Finance looks like a promising contender; I’ll be watching. Full disclosure: I am an investor in Yearn Finance (YFI) and APY Finance (APY).

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Headlines say that only one in five Americans own crypto, but the figure is closer to two out of three for wealthy Millennials. 5. Revisiting Making Money in Crypto Making money in crypto using strategies from The Richest Man in Babylon. 6. DeFi Liquidity Providers: Factors Affecting Profitability, Trade-Offs, and Risk-Return Profiles In this article, we break down the factors affecting profitability and explore the trade-offs with different liquidity provision strategies in DeFi. 7. Bitcoin Alternatives: How to Choose the Right Crypto Once your grandparents start asking you what Bitcoin is, you know it’s become pretty popular. And while Bitcoin certainly has plenty of upsides, many people are wondering how they can invest in other cryptocurrencies to get ahead of the curve and possibly become rich. Or at the very least, people are curious as to how they can diversify their financial portfolios with a bit of crypto exposure beyond Bitcoin. And in either case, you have plenty of options to wade through. 8. What Cryptocurrencies Should You Buy For the Longterm More people are showing interest in cryptocurrencies, a constantly growing asset and medium of exchange. As the Kyrrex CEO let me share with you our team`s industry insider opinion on  cryptocurrencies as a worthy investment. 9. Features That Safe DeFi Projects Should Have A quick rundown of what kinds of features and trends need to be considered before a DeFi or crypto project is safe for investing into such as wallet types. 10. Don't Feed the Bear To feed or not feed the bear, that is the question when considering what to do in the turbulent world of cryptocurrency, considering your next move and beyond. 11. Single-Chain vs. Multi-Chain Wallets: About Metamask and its Alternatives MetaMask is losing market share as the crypto wallet competition picks up. We're watching the following emerging wallets: Rabby, Coin98, XDEFI, and Frame. 12. 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 13. Crypto is a Meme. So is Every Other Investment Our legacy financial system has turned money into a meme. People believe in it because everybody else believes in it. Is that so much different than crypto? 14. Buyer Beware: Avoid the Scams, Honeypots, and Ponzis in Crypto Investing META: Up to 80% of crypto startups end up being scams. Seeking easy returns and trusting promises is a recipe for disaster, but here’s how to become a savvy crypto investor. 15. 3 Best Crypto Lending Platforms: Alternatives to Celsius and Voyager Nexo and CakeDeFi provide crypto lending and earning product which allows users to earn Annual Percentage Yield (APY) by lending their crypto assets. 16. An Intro to Yield Farming: Understanding the Mechanics and Maximizing ROI in the DeFi Ecosystem With the rapidly growing popularity of DeFi, this article dives deep into the mechanics of yield farming and tips on maximizing returns for passive income. 17. What To Watch As Bitcoin Hits Its Lowest Point Since July'21 Coin prices have dropped to an all-time low in a year, and there are now fears that even bigger drops could be seen in the coming days. Here is what to watch. 18. Best Apps for Investing in Crypto Looking to invest in crypto? Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just getting started, we know the best apps for crypto investing and fund management. 19. Enhanced Risk Management Will Help Crypto to Grow Sustainably As institutional investors flood the crypto space, we need advanced risk management tools to help manage their capital. 20. XTRD's Art of Shaving: Improving Execution in Cryptocurrency Markets How to Improve Execution in Crypto Markets or XTRD’s Art of Shaving 21. How To Unblock a Binance Account In this article, we will discuss the main reasons for blocking a Binance account and what to do if this happened. 22. Generation z Becomes Financially Independent - Investment Behavior GenZ place a higher premium on a firm's stated goals. In this article, we’ll discuss how Gen Z investors invest their money and what are their specifics. 23. Investing in NFTs: 7 Lessons Learned Important lessons learned from investing in NFTs and cryptocurrencies. 24. Bill "The Farmer" vs. "Crypto Fools" The old and wise have spoken, crypto as the future of finance is broken! 25. Make it Easy on Me: How to Easily Invest in Crypto Even if You Have No Time Bogle believed that “investing is for everyone.” 26. Trading? Have Fun Staying Poor! Here's How to Get Rich Slowly Instead OSOM Autopilot is a way for everyone, even beginners, to have an algorithmically managed, diversified, long-term-focused portfolio of cryptocurrencies. 27. Is Crypto a Safe-Haven? It is if You're Very Wealthy For a long time, crypto enthusiasts around the world have touted Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a safe haven for investors in times of economic trouble. 28. 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. 29. 4 BEST Crypto Coins To Invest In 2022 The crypto market has had a rough few months as of late, but now, there are a lot of indications that the market may see a sharp rise very soon in 2022 30. How I Doubled My Deposit Using the WOWswap Protocol Many of my friends lost a huge amount of money. Especially those who were heavily subscribed to Terra ecosystem feel sorry. 31. 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. 32. What the LUNA Crash Means For The Crypto Market In case you missed it, LUNA used to be one of the biggest cryptocurrencies on the planet, but now, it’s absolutely worthless. 33. 12 Statistics About the State of Staking in 2022 Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus is opening the doors to crypto investors looking to increase their profits. With PoS, they no longer need to have the best hardware and expend massive amounts of energy to compete against other miners to be the fastest to validate a block. With PoS, investors can simply stake some of their crypto for the chance to be chosen to validate a block and gain returns for doing so. 34. The Bitcoin Bull Run Timeline As cryptocurrencies continue to soar to new heights, investors should remember the costs of mining. 35. Thank You, Bitcoin Traders, for Making Us Rich Without traders, crypto markets would fall apart. 36. 7 Common Crypto Investing Mistakes (and How To Avoid Them) How to avoid the most common mistakes people make when they invest in cryptocurrencies. Quick guide for crypto and investment beginners. 37. Why Polygon (MATIC) Is A Good Cryptocurrency Investment Why, thanks to its infrastructure and design, Polygon(MATIC) is a great cryptocurrency to invest in and why even experienced traders should consider it. 38. What Centralized Exchanges Tell Us About Crypto Investors When comes to trading, centralized exchange rule the crypto market. Based on some of the work we have done at IntoTheBlock, we believe around 40% of the daily volume in major cryptocurrencies is processed through centralized exchanges. Sadly, centralized exchanges are also one of the most difficult components to analyze in the crypto space and a regular source of poor/fake data. 39. As More Employers Offer Crypto Salaries, Should You Take Them up on It? Cryptocurrencies are gaining widespread acceptance at an amazing pace. 40. When Will We See Bitcoin's Top? based upon only two data points (we can also look at 2011’s high, which was 30%), my feeling is price will top out when this statistic is near 47-48% 41. How to Avoid NFT Scams and Rug Pulls: 6 Red Flags to Avoid in 2022 Learn how to avoid NFT scams & rug pulls with these 6 vastly common red flags in NFT projects that even seasoned investors fall for 42. My Predictions for Blockchain and Cryptocurrency in 2022 In 2021 people were letting go of their fixed assets and liquifying them into modern investments: cryptocurrency. 43. Cryptocurrency Market Suffers Major Losses: Over $70 Billion Wiped Off in 24 Hours In conclusion, the volatile nature of the cryptocurrency market can cause sudden drops and losses, as seen with the recent over $70 billion wipeout. 44. Crypto Exit Scams Have Stolen Billions — Here Are 6 Things to Watch Out For Now that the industry is growing, with more widespread understanding and adoption, there are a few simple things that will help weed out bad actors. 45. Ethereum Valuation Using the Edosophia Macro Model True value derives from the usefulness of an invention to solve a problem. Similarly, Ethereum derives its value from scarcity and its ability to problem-solve. 46. Crypto & the Whale: When Retail Investors Make Fish Food What does everyone think about whales in the crypto ecosystem? They seem to have diametrically opposed interests to the everyday small investor. 47. What Makes a Token Flexible? Volatility drift takes place when rebalancing and can be thought of as locking in prices at that point in time. 48. The 8 Factors That Influence the Price of Bitcoin Downwards That You Should Know About The 8 Factors That Influence the Price of Bitcoin Downwards That You Should Know About. An important reminder. 49. 3 'Animal' Farming Projects to Follow for a Fruitful Harvest in 2022 Let’s look briefly at 3 interesting farming projects providing convenient interfaces and profitable conditions for farming. 50. Long-Term Health of the Crypto Industry Needed This Culling Either way, this was needed to wash out some of the nonsense in our space. 51. The Emergence of Crypto Visa in 2023 In this era of a radical transformation of traditional finance, it seems to be natural development that credit and debit cards are the next set of products 52. What'll Happen to Crypto After Black Monday 2020? Bitcoin was explicitly called “digital gold” back in 2011, and a 2010 InfoWorld article says: 53. How to Find your Approach to Crypto Investing 3 steps to develop your strategy to crypto investing. Find a strategic direction for bitcoin and ethereum investment & decide between HODLing and trading. 54. What are the Risks of Owning FLI Tokens? Investors should know these four performance and technical risks inherent in flexible leverage index products. Read to know. 55. 5 Crypto Launchpads Not to Skip in Q3 2022 Crypto isn’t going anywhere and so is the case with crypto launchpads. Why is it that launchpads offer that developers find valuable? Launchpads offer a variety of projects, tools, and resources that help developers take the project from the ground. 56. 12 Eye-Opening Quotes By Investing Legends That Will Change Your View on Volatility Bitcoin slumped over 50% from its all-time high.
While these drawdowns are always painful, they are nothing out of the ordinary. 57. ZK-Rollups: 3 Cryptocurrencies to Explode in 2022 & 2023? We'll look at K-Rollups, plus three cryptocurrencies which use ZK-Rollup technology with a bonus cryptocurrency which is related to one of the platforms. 58. The Best Robo Advisors for 2021 The Best Robo-advisors make investing easy, even automatic. If you’re a set-it-and-forget-it type person, you’ll love how robo-advisors make investing easy. 59. Meet the SpaceXpanse Multiverse The biggest problem with the metaverse currently is the lack of technology and infrastructure to support a seamless and cohesive virtual world experience. 60. Mission: Earn 1 BTC and 1 ETH in One year. How I Did It. This is own life story of how I managed to accumulate a Bitcoin without any financial investment. 61. Introducing Crypto Leagues: Your Path to No More Rekt! Have you ever suffered some kind of loss in the crypto space while trading, I mean that kind of loss that makes you clip both hands and tightly resting them on your head? 62. The Ultimate Guide to Hedging Strategies for Cryptocurrency Hedging strategies enable traders to use more than one concurrent bet in opposite directions to minimize the risk of drastic losses. 63. Will 2022 be the Year of the Bear and Other Crypto Investment Themes for the Year Downmarket got you down and concerned about the future of #blockchain Read our TL;DR summary of Messari and Ryan Selkis' Crypto Theses for 2022. Thank you for checking out the 63 most read stories about Crypto Investing on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Field, Forest and Farm by Jean-Henri Fabre, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here . DIFFERENT KINDS OF SOIL CHAPTER IV. DIFFERENT KINDS OF SOIL “Four substances, mingled in very variable proportions, enter into the composition of fertile soil, or arable land, namely: sand or silica, clay, limestone, and humus, or vegetable mold. Each one of these ingredients separately would make but very poor soil, quite unsuited for agriculture; but united, mixed together, they fulfill the conditions necessary to fertility. Arable land generally contains all four, with the predominance sometimes of one, sometimes of another. The soil takes the name of its most abundant constituent. Thus have arisen the names, silicious soil, argillaceous soil, calcareous soil, and humous soil, to designate the fertile lands dominated respectively by sand, clay, limestone, and humus. Compound terms are also used. For example, when it is said of a certain soil that it is argillo-calcareous, it is meant that clay and limestone are its chief constituents. “Sand consists of particles, more or less minute, of very hard rock, sometimes opaque, sometimes as transparent as glass, and always easily recognizable by its property of emitting sparks when struck with steel. Flint and white pebbles belong to this kind of rock, which is called silex, silica, or quartz. These three expressions mean about the same. Sandy soils have little consistency, are easily permeated by water, and freely absorb the sun’s heat, which makes them very subject to drought. “The name of granite is given to a rock composed chiefly of silica and which forms whole mountains, as in central France and in Brittany. The soil formed by the gradual disintegration of this rock is sometimes called granite soil. It is not very good for agriculture. Chestnut trees prosper in it, as well as certain wild plants characteristic of this kind of land. The principal ones are the various species of heather and the purple digitalis. Heather, with its dainty little pink blossoms, carpets in richest abundance the poorest of sandy soils. The purple digitalis is a large-leaved plant whose flowers, red on the outside, striped with purple and white inside, are arranged in a long and magnificent distaff reaching almost to the height of a man. The flowers are in the shape of long tun-bellied bells or, rather, glove-fingers; hence the plant is sometimes called foxglove, sometimes lady’s fingers. “The soil composed of substances thrown up by volcanoes is also sandy, and is called volcanic soil. It is generally black and sometimes very fertile. “Sandy-clay soil is found in the valleys of great rivers. It is the most fruitful and the easiest to cultivate. Such are the soils of the Rhone valley, the valley of the Loire, and that of the Seine. It is still more fertile if it is flooded by the stream at high water. Then the river deposits a rich slime [ ]composed of clay and organic matter washed down by the current. 23 “The soil of heathy or shrubby land is composed of fine sand and of humus from the decayed leaves of heather and other plants. It is only used for flower gardens, and furnishes an example of what might be called sand-and-humus soil. “Clay is a soil which, when moistened with water and thoroughly kneaded, becomes a soft and tenacious dough, suitable for molding into any desired shape. When perfectly pure it is white, and is known as kaolin, a rare substance of which porcelain is made. Plastic clays are those that are unctuous to the touch, forming with water a yielding mass that hardens with firing. They are used in making pottery. Smectite, or fuller’s earth, is a clay of very different character, not pliable when moistened, but very absorbent of grease and hence used by fullers for cleansing cloth of the oil left on it in weaving. Ochres are clays colored either red or yellow by iron-rust. They are used in coarse painting. Red chalk belongs to this class of clays. Marl is a mixture in variable proportions of clay and limestone. According to which constituent predominates, it is called argillaceous or calcareous. Subjected to the action of air and moisture, marl becomes flaky and crumbles to dust. Marl is used in agriculture to improve the soil. “A clay soil is quite the opposite of a sandy soil: water makes it swell and converts it into a sticky paste which clings tenaciously to farming implements. [ ]Once wet, it is cold, that is to say it dries very slowly. A spade can only divide it into dense clods slow to crumble in the air and not fit for receiving seed. The farmer must be careful to drain off the water and break up the ground by working it before and during frosts. It is improved by mixing with it sand, coal-ashes, and lime. Wheat flourishes better in a clayey soil than in any other kind. 24 “Clayey soils are recognized by their vegetation. The wild plants peculiar to this kind of soil are colt’s-foot and danewort. Colt’s-foot is also called horse-foot from the shape of its leaves, the outline of which reminds one of a horse’s hoof. The leaves are white underneath. The flowers are yellow like little marigolds, and they appear at the beginning of spring before the leaves. Danewort is a kind of herbaceous elder of about half the height of a man. Its small white flowers are succeeded by berries full of a violet-red juice.” About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Jean-Henri Fabre (2022). Field, Forest and Farm. 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