The Market Always Wins
“If you are an artist and still don’t use NFT (Non-Fungible Token), you are potentially missing millions of dollars.” -Olawale Daniel
SOL has grown exponentially with their outrageously fast speeds and security consensus, as well as cheap transaction fees and their involvement in NFTs.
There are a few projects that come to focus when we look at real world application and innovative advancement in blockchain tech.
Various blockchains require their currencies go through this burning process. Why burn coins though? What good does that do? Well, there are a couple uses.
There are no surprises seeing the price fluctuations of Bitcoin, Ether, or any other token. After reaching higher and higher prices it’s only natural; if you examine networks, there are price/value corrections.
How sustainable is Bitcoin? How does it compare to the alternatives? We took a look at the resources required for certain systems that are already in place: Fiat, Bitcoin’s PoW, and PoS
With both digital and physical money in the mix, amongst ~180 different currencies worldwide, Not to mention the thousands of banks across the world; Fiat currency clearly consumes tons of resources (literally).
“HODL”. It comes in both noun and verb forms: to HODL is to Hold On for Dear Life. Hodlers, as they are called, are the ones who are HODLing their assets.
It was created by two guys who thought it would be cool to make fun of Bitcoin. Doge is a widely known meme coin that surprisingly has a working network.
MakerDao started as one of the first projects on the Ethereum network. The founders set out to create an ecosystem where users can store and borrow money without a middle man (bank) involved.
Ethereum, ETH, is the second largest crypto network behind bitcoin, and has changed crypto currency, contract law and business forever.
