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Crypto Portfolio Tracker Was Able to Earn $1.5 Million due to Funding

This practical, numbers-first case study shows how a consumer crypto portfolio-tracker could deploy a fresh funding round and reach roughly $1.5M in annualized revenue—without making heroic assumptions. Along the way we anchor the plan to real fees, compliance rules, and market benchmarks so your projections are defensible. Note: We use a hypothetical tracker (“TrackerCo”) and industry-standard inputs from credible sources. Examples…

February 11, 2018 0Likes

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Initial Coin Offering and the Investments that Are at Risk Today

ICO investing in 2025 sits at the intersection of tougher regulations, lingering enforcement, and evolving token-sale playbooks. This article explains what changed, which risks matter most today, and how to evaluate offerings before you wire a cent. What changed since the last cycle Europe’s MiCA framework is now live: rules for asset-referenced and e-money tokens began on 30 June 2024, and the…

February 10, 2018 0Likes

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Sources that Might Help You Avoid Common Trading Mistakes

Most trading errors repeat the same patterns: overconfidence, poor risk controls, bad data, and following hype. The fastest way to improve is to anchor your process to credible, up-to-date sources—and use them before, during, and after every trade. Below is a practical catalog of such sources plus a ready-to-use workflow. Why traders keep repeating the same errors Behavioral finance shows that loss…

February 9, 2018 0Likes

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A Livestream “Stealing Cryptos” Sensation: How Deepfakes and Drainers

A wave of hijacked or fake livestreams on YouTube and other platforms uses AI deepfakes of public figures and on-screen QR codes or links to funnel viewers to phishing pages. Those pages trigger “wallet drainer” kits that request malicious approvals or signatures and then siphon assets almost instantly. Security firms and media have documented both the livestream tactic and the…

February 8, 2018 0Likes

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Recent Lawsuits Against ICO Companies

U.S. regulators and private plaintiffs are still bringing cases tied to early token sales and new “ICO-like” offerings. In 2025, the SEC sued Unicoin over an alleged $100M offering and secured a final judgment against Opporty’s founder for an unregistered and misleading ICO. In 2024, a federal court allowed the SEC’s claims about Binance’s BNB ICO and certain post-ICO sales…

February 7, 2018 0Likes

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Cryptos Go Up while Market Recaps

Bitcoin set a fresh all-time high of about $124k on August 14, 2025, then cooled alongside broader risk assets as traders eye this week’s macro catalysts. Even with the pullback, crypto remains up strongly year-to-date, helped by record spot-ETF adoption and renewed fund inflows. Price snapshot (live) Stock market information for Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin is a crypto in the CRYPTO market. The price is…

February 6, 2018 0Likes

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Should the Regulators Put Crypto on Notice ?

Regulators should put crypto on notice—but with precision, not blanket crackdowns. The case is strongest around stablecoin resilience and reserves, market-abuse controls, truthful marketing, custody and operational risk, and AML/CTF enforcement where global gaps persist. Meanwhile, mainstream adoption via spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, plus comprehensive regimes like the EU’s MiCA and Dubai’s updated rulebooks, show how clear guardrails can…

February 5, 2018 0Likes

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Legislators Go Hard on Bitcoin Mining Taxes

Lawmakers haven’t adopted a single global template, but the direction is clear: new or higher charges tied to electricity use, the rollback of preferential power tax rates, and stricter grid-connection costs. In the U.S., the White House has repeatedly floated a 30% Digital Asset Mining Energy (DAME) excise tax on miners’ electricity; it has not been enacted. Outside the U.S.,…

February 4, 2018 0Likes

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How Do Bitcoin Transactions Actually Work ?

The 10-second answer Bitcoin uses a UTXO model. Every transaction consumes one or more unspent outputs (inputs) and creates new outputs locked by scripts. Wallets pick UTXOs, build outputs (recipient + change), estimate a fee in sats/vB, sign, broadcast to the network’s mempool, and miners include it in a block when the fee is competitive. The moving pieces: inputs, outputs, and…

February 3, 2018 0Likes

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When was Bitcoin Invented and by Whom ?

Bitcoin was conceived and published by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto in a whitepaper on October 31, 2008; the network itself started when Satoshi mined the “genesis block” on January 3, 2009; and the first public software (v0.1) arrived in early January 2009. Satoshi’s real-world identity remains unknown. A simple timeline of Bitcoin’s invention October 31, 2008: Satoshi posts the paper “Bitcoin:…

February 2, 2018 0Likes

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How to Make a Successful Startup Partnership

Why partnerships matter (and often fail) Partnerships can unlock customers, distribution, credibility, technology, and speed—but alliances are hard to execute. Classic studies and executive surveys find high under-performance or failure rates in alliances and joint ventures, which is why discipline around selection, governance, and measurement matters from day one. Step 1: Define the partnership thesis and value exchange Write a one-page thesis that…

February 1, 2018 0Likes

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Why There Are so Many Lawsuits in Florida ?

Florida has a lot of lawsuits because everyday disputes scale with the state’s huge population and record tourism, and because insurance and consumer laws historically made it relatively attractive to sue (for example, one-way attorney fees and assignment-of-benefits arrangements). Hurricanes, auto no-fault rules, ADA website cases, and aggressive legal advertising added fuel. Since late 2022 and 2023, however, major reforms…

January 31, 2018 0Likes

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Hardware Wallets and their Extensions for Businesses

Hardware wallets can anchor an enterprise crypto program, but businesses rarely stop at a single USB device. The real gains come from extensions: policy engines with multi-approvals, smart-account modules and guards (e.g., Safe), enterprise connectors like MetaMask Institutional, and server-side HSM or MPC infrastructure for scale. Together they deliver tamper-resistant key storage, programmable controls, and auditable operations that satisfy risk…

January 30, 2018 0Likes

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The Benefits of Blockchain for Bank Security Systems

Why banks are revisiting blockchain for security in 2025 Banks face intensifying cyber and fraud risks, and supervisors are raising the bar on resilience and real-time recoverability. ENISA’s 2025 finance-sector threat landscape highlights ongoing ransomware, third-party compromise and data-exfiltration risks, while the ECB’s 2024 cyber stress test found “room for improvement” in recovery from severe incidents—context that makes tamper-evident records, programmable…

January 29, 2018 0Likes

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The Portfolio Diversity that Cryptos Help With

Quick answer Yes—crypto can diversify a portfolio, but the benefit is regime-dependent. Correlations with traditional assets are not constant; they tend to be low-to-moderate on average and rise during risk-on phases, so sizing and disciplined rebalancing matter more than ever. Why diversification from crypto is plausible (and when it isn’t) Across long samples, Bitcoin and Ethereum show variable correlations versus stocks, bonds,…

January 28, 2018 0Likes

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