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Someone Just Sent $2B In Ethereum To An Anonymous Wallet

If banks offered the same low transfer fees as crypto, would you still invest in cryptocurrencies?

Lately, there's been a lot of conversation around why people get to invest in crypto. If you run an opinion poll to know why people are invested in cryptocurrencies, and you'd find a number of guys who would tell you they chose Aave for its use in money lending; Theta for its use in streaming; Filecoin for its use in cloud storage and TOL Token for its use in decentralized messaging etc But a greater proportion of people would tell you that they are in crypto for the money which also covers the lower fees crypto offers when sending funds. This category which would always be the majority doesn’t know Jack about use cases and the tech behind the tokens they invest in. They are just in it for the bucks. For this class of users, would you still be in crypto if banks lowered their rates for wire transfers and funds transfer.

Crypto: Billionaire Mark Cuban Warns of a Powerful Player

Original thinkers sound insane to an indoctrinated society

Y5 Crypto Announces New Trader-Oriented Centralised Exchange to the Crypto World - the FIRST CEX that supports Tokenomics

#ETHEREUM $10k THIS YEAR? 👀

There are plenty of options out there to make steady crypto gains. Dollar-cost averaging is one of them 👇 https://t.co/agVykfQNX6

i just bought some Hush Puppies Shoes in El Salvador with BTC

No one, and I mean, no one, knows the exact market bottom. Have the conviction and just jump in anyway, even if no one else wants to.

[Lark Davis](https://twitter.com/TheCryptoLark/status/1550981081289134085?s=20&t=JjHqF9Qv630oU7sO4BKH4w) puts his best perspective here in his Tweet: "For most investors, this bear market will be their last chance to have any hope of getting on whole [\#bitcoin](https://twitter.com/hashtag/bitcoin?src=hashtag_click)!" While some investors do want to strive to get at least one whole Bitcoin, the mistake they end up making is to wait for the price to go as low as it could go; when in fact, it could go the opposite direction (for a little while at least in this bear cycle), making others regret not buying at prices like these. The important takeaway is simply to dollar-cost average what you can on either BTC or Ether because opportunities are wasted if you don't. From six months to a year from now, prices on most crypto assets could slowly trend higher leading up to the next halving, which if some bought in low now, later benefit from the next bullish cycle to new ATHs.

James Howells Lost $181M Bitcoin in Dump: the $11M Plan to Get It Back

How web3 protocols built on Ethereum can solve web2 social media issues

[Article](https://medium.com/@0xAlfon/how-web3-can-solve-social-media-issues-434167c4b1fc) In summary web3 would solve: 1. Opening the social graph and descentralisation can help limiting algorithm manipulation and empowering users to take control over their social graph and social footprint. 2. By storing relationships and activity on chain, users can monitor and monetise their activity without intermediators. For instance, apps built on top of Lens Protocol (desgined by Aave team) can provide monetisation solutions to users curating content. This opens a new asset class. 3. Bots can manipulate the graph and artificially generate social content, provoke tensions, or produce fake traffic. Digital IDs can help to limit the activity of programs and algorithms simulating human behaviour providing reliable private digital identities.

"If you could talk to a #bitcoin critic, what would you ask them to consider?" "We are working on sound money for humanity" https://t.co/ksyhC4E7NE

The next UK prime minister could be a big supporter for Crypto. And wants to make UK a "hub for cryptoasset technology".

As we all know Boris Johnos did his "adios" to the parlament and now the UK is all set to vote for a new PM by end of this year. And one of the Top 2 candidates, Rishi Sunak seems to be a big supporter for Crypto and wants to make UK "the global hub for cryptoasset technology". A quite friendly take towards crypto that could possibly mean gold regulations for Crypto. Obviously it is to be cautious and not to just like a politician because he/she is supporting your favorite shitcoin. Most politicians are just selfish anyway. But a crypto-friendly person at the high end could ensure us some good and friendly regulation that would make Crypto finally "legit" for all people and more useful.

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