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everything has been great since the first week of usual staking + :)
$USUAL have you received your usd0 french people?
looser :)
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486 :)
How much $LAYER did you get? I've got 5.91 by staking 4.5 $BNB .
A long time ago i held 32 bnb then the price was $28 USD, and i remember I sold them for $33 USD and felt like the best trader in the world.
Had i held to those 32 BNB i would have sooo much free money from all the holder rewards, launch pools, launchpads, but unfortunately one cannot cry over spilt milk #BinanceHODLerLAYER
A long time ago i held 32 bnb then the price was $28 USD, and i remember I sold them for $33 USD and felt like the best trader in the world.
Had i held to those 32 BNB i would have sooo much free money from all the holder rewards, launch pools, launchpads, but unfortunately one cannot cry over spilt milk #BinanceHODLerLAYER
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That's it, you just have to have some usualx and wait for the rewards to arrive on their own :)
$USUAL To participate in USUAL staking, do I just need to swap and leave USUALX in my wallet?
2.22$
BIO protocol
Does anyone have any idea of āāthe value of this cryptocurrency on the day of its launch? I don't think it's even $1.
Does anyone have any idea of āāthe value of this cryptocurrency on the day of its launch? I don't think it's even $1.
a future without banks?
#futur A world without banks: how cryptocurrencies took over Imagine a world where banks no longer exist, where credit cards and checks are useless, where notes and coins are obsolete. A world where the entire economy is based on virtual currencies, decentralized and secured by cryptography. A world where Bitcoin is the king, and other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Dogecoin or Cardano compete for the throne. This world is not that far from reality. Since the 2008 financial crisis, which shook trust in traditional financial institutions, cryptocurrencies have experienced meteoric growth. Created in 2009 by a mysterious character named Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin is the first and most famous cryptocurrency. It is a digital currency that operates through a network of peers, without an intermediary or central authority. Each transaction is recorded in a public register called the blockchain, which guarantees the transparency and security of the system. Bitcoin has attracted many followers, who see it as a freer, more democratic and more resilient alternative to the current monetary system. Bitcoin has also attracted the attention of speculators, who have caused its price to fluctuate wildly. In 2021, Bitcoin reached its all-time high, surpassing $60,000. In 2024, it will be worth more than $100,000, and represents more than half of the total capitalization of cryptocurrencies, which exceeds $5,000 billion. But Bitcoin is not without competitors. Other cryptocurrencies have emerged, offering different or improved functionality. Ethereum, for example, allows the creation of smart contracts, which automatically execute predefined actions based on certain conditions. Dogecoin, on the other hand, was born as a joke, but gained popularity thanks to its humorous side and support from figures like Elon Musk. Cardano, finally, aims to be more ecological and fairer than Bitcoin, by using a less energy-intensive consensus mechanism and by aiming to promote financial inclusion in developing countries. These cryptocurrencies have benefited from the bankruptcy of the system banking, which took place in 2023. Following a series of cyberattacks, corruption scandals and liquidity crises, banks have lost the trust of customers, regulators and governments. Withdrawals were limited, accounts were frozen, services were interrupted. People turned to cryptocurrencies, which offered a faster, easier, and safer solution for storing and transferring value. Companies have followed suit, accepting payments in cryptocurrencies, and even issuing their own tokens. Governments have tried to control the phenomenon, by imposing taxes, restrictions or bans, but without much success. Cryptocurrencies ended up establishing themselves as the only remaining currencies of exchange. What are the consequences of this radical change? Some see it as an opportunity to create a fairer, more transparent and more innovative world, where everyone is master of their money and their destiny. Others see a risk of creating a more chaotic, more unstable and more unequal world, where the rules are dictated by the most powerful and the most clever. Either way, it's clear that cryptocurrencies have revolutionized the world of finance, and they are here to stay.
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a future without banks?
#futur A world without banks: how cryptocurrencies took over Imagine a world where banks no longer exist, where credit cards and checks are useless, where notes and coins are obsolete. A world where the entire economy is based on virtual currencies, decentralized and secured by cryptography. A world where Bitcoin is the king, and other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Dogecoin or Cardano compete for the throne. This world is not that far from reality. Since the 2008 financial crisis, which shook trust in traditional financial institutions, cryptocurrencies have experienced meteoric growth. Created in 2009 by a mysterious character named Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin is the first and most famous cryptocurrency. It is a digital currency that operates through a network of peers, without an intermediary or central authority. Each transaction is recorded in a public register called the blockchain, which guarantees the transparency and security of the system. Bitcoin has attracted many followers, who see it as a freer, more democratic and more resilient alternative to the current monetary system. Bitcoin has also attracted the attention of speculators, who have caused its price to fluctuate wildly. In 2021, Bitcoin reached its all-time high, surpassing $60,000. In 2024, it will be worth more than $100,000, and represents more than half of the total capitalization of cryptocurrencies, which exceeds $5,000 billion. But Bitcoin is not without competitors. Other cryptocurrencies have emerged, offering different or improved functionality. Ethereum, for example, allows the creation of smart contracts, which automatically execute predefined actions based on certain conditions. Dogecoin, on the other hand, was born as a joke, but gained popularity thanks to its humorous side and support from figures like Elon Musk. Cardano, finally, aims to be more ecological and fairer than Bitcoin, by using a less energy-intensive consensus mechanism and by aiming to promote financial inclusion in developing countries. These cryptocurrencies have benefited from the bankruptcy of the system banking, which took place in 2023. Following a series of cyberattacks, corruption scandals and liquidity crises, banks have lost the trust of customers, regulators and governments. Withdrawals were limited, accounts were frozen, services were interrupted. People turned to cryptocurrencies, which offered a faster, easier, and safer solution for storing and transferring value. Companies have followed suit, accepting payments in cryptocurrencies, and even issuing their own tokens. Governments have tried to control the phenomenon, by imposing taxes, restrictions or bans, but without much success. Cryptocurrencies ended up establishing themselves as the only remaining currencies of exchange. What are the consequences of this radical change? Some see it as an opportunity to create a fairer, more transparent and more innovative world, where everyone is master of their money and their destiny. Others see a risk of creating a more chaotic, more unstable and more unequal world, where the rules are dictated by the most powerful and the most clever. Either way, it's clear that cryptocurrencies have revolutionized the world of finance, and they are here to stay.
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# PulseChain: an innovative blockchain and its projects
# PulseChain: an innovative blockchain and its projectsPulseChain is a blockchain project initiated by Richard Heart, the founder of the HEX cryptocurrency. It is a fork of the Ethereum blockchain, designed to provide greater scalability, lower transaction fees, and faster transaction speedsāµ. PulseChain aims to be a perfect replica of Ethereum, copying the state of all smart contracts and user balances, but using a different consensus mechanism, based on Proof of Stakeā“. PulseChain attracted the attention of many investors and developers, who participated in the sacrifice phase of the project, which involved sending cryptocurrencies to a specific address in exchange for future Pulse (PULSE) tokens. The sacrifice raised more than $26 billion, making it one of the largest in cryptocurrency historyā“. PulseChain has not yet launched its mainnet, but it is planned for the beginning of 2024.## Projects on PulseChainPulseChain is not only a blockchain, but also a platform that allows the development of various projects based on smart contracts. Projects that have announced plans to launch on PulseChain include:- PulseX: This is a decentralized exchange (DEX) that allows users to trade PULSE tokens and other ERC tokens- 20 on PulseChain. PulseX uses an automated market creation model (AMM), which adjusts prices based on supply and demand. PulseX also plans to offer features such as liquidity farming, staking and launching new projectsĀ². - HEX: This is a decentralized certificate of deposit (CD) that rewards users for locking their HEX tokens over a specific period. HEX is Richard Heart's first project, and it is currently one of the best performing on the market, with a market capitalization of over $40 billion. HEX will be available on PulseChain, and HEX holders will receive an airdrop of PHEX tokens, which will be the equivalent of HEX on PulseChainĀ².## ConclusionPulseChain is an ambitious project that aims to improve the experience of Ethereum users, by offering a faster, cheaper and more environmentally friendly blockchain. PulseChain has already attracted great interest from the crypto community, and it promises to become a platform of choice for many innovative projects. PulseChain is still in the development phase, but it is expected to launch in the coming months, ushering in a new era of blockchain.(1) undefined. https://www.datawallet.com/fr/crypto/Add-la-cha%C3%AEne-d.(2) PulseChain: perfect replica of Ethereum or simple counterfeit. https://www.zonebourse.com/actualite-bourse/PulseChain-replique-parfaite-d-Ethereum-ou-simple-contrefacon---43926583/.(3) Pulsechain Projects. https://www.pulsechainprojects.io/.(5) How to add PulseChain to MetaMask (2023). https://www.datawallet.com/fr/crypto/Adder-la-cha%C3%AEne-dāpulse-au-m%C3%A9tamasque.
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Richard Heart: a controversial crypto entrepreneur
# Richard Heart: a controversial crypto entrepreneurRichard Heart, real name Richard Schueler, is an American entrepreneur who made himself known in the world of cryptocurrency by launching several projects, including Hex, PulseChain and PulseX. These projects have attracted millions of dollars from investors, but have also sparked numerous criticisms and accusations of fraud.## Hex: a token that promises high returnsHex is Richard Heart's first project, launched in 2019. It is is an ERC-20 token based on the Ethereum blockchain, which presents itself as a ācertificate of depositā on the blockchain. Users can get Hex for free if they own Bitcoin, or buy them with Ethereum. They can then "stake" their Hex, that is, lock them for a specific period, and receive interest in Hex. Richard Heart claims that Hex is designed to outperform Bitcoin and Ethereum, and that it can offer returns of up to 40% per year. He also claims that Hex is the only token that complies with the rules of the SEC, the financial markets regulator in the United States. He even organized an event called "BigPayDay" in 2020, which distributed Hex bonuses to users who staked their tokens. However, Hex was also called a "scam" by many observers, who pointed out point out the lack of transparency, the pyramidal nature and the risk of manipulation of the project. Indeed, Richard Heart would control a large part of the Hex supply, and could take advantage of this to influence the price of the token to his advantage. In addition, there is no guarantee that users will be able to recover their Hex at the end of the staking period, nor that the token has any real value on the market.## PulseChain and PulseX: forks of Ethereum and Uniswap Building on the supposed success of Hex, Richard Heart launched two other projects in 2021: PulseChain and PulseX. PulseChain is a fork (a modified copy) of the Ethereum blockchain, which aims to offer faster, cheaper and more environmentally friendly transactions. PulseX is a fork of the decentralized exchange protocol Uniswap, which allows users to trade ERC-20 tokens on the PulseChain blockchain. Richard Heart raised funds for these two projects, offering investors the opportunity to send Ethereum or Hex in exchange for Pulse (PLS) and PulseX (PLSX) tokens. He thus raised more than a billion dollars, according to his own declarations. He also announced that ERC-20 token holders on the Ethereum blockchain would receive free copies of their tokens on the PulseChain blockchain, which piqued the interest of many users. However, PulseChain and PulseX were also subject to criticism and suspicion, notably from the SEC, which initiated legal proceedings against Richard Heart in August 2021. The SEC accuses Richard Heart of having violated the securities law, by selling unregistered securities, and defrauding investors, spending part of their funds on luxury goods, such as watches, cars and diamonds. The SEC requests the freezing of Richard Heart's assets, reimbursement of investors and civil penalties.## ConclusionRichard Heart is a controversial figure in the cryptocurrency community, who has launched ambitious, but also questionable, projects. His projects, Hex, PulseChain and PulseX, have attracted millions of dollars from investors, but have also attracted widespread criticism and accusations of fraud. Richard Heart is currently facing American justice, which could put an end to his activities and his dreams of wealth. Ā¹Ā²Ā³ā“.(1) Hex, Richard Heart's shady new project - Cryptoast. https://cryptoast.fr/hex-le-nouveau-projet-louche-de-richard-heart/.(2) 1 billion crypto scam from $ : the founder of HEX, Richard Heart.... https://journalducoin.com/actualites/scam-crypto-1-milliard-fondateur-hex-richard-heart-sec/ .(3) The SEC is suing the American Richard Heart accused of having .... https://conseilscrypto.com/la-sec-poursuit-en-justice-richard-hex-pulsex-pulsechain/.( 4) The SEC charges Richard Heart and his three cryptocurrency projects.... https://crypto-blockchai-334d34dhr1.live-website.com/la-sec-charge-richard-heart-et-ses-trois -cryptocurrency-projects-hex-pulsechain-and-pulsex-the-volkov-legal-group/.
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John McAfee: a controversial computer scientist
John McAfee was born on September 18, 1945, in Cinderford, England, and raised in Salem, Virginia, United States. He earned a degree in mathematics from Roanoke College in 1967, then worked for several technology companies, including NASA, Xerox, Lockheed and Computer Sciences Corporation.
In 1987, he created the first commercial antivirus software, McAfee, which quickly became a worldwide success. He sold his shares in the company in 1994, pocketing $100 million. He then embarked on various projects, such as yoga, aeronautics, biology and philanthropy.
In 2007, he moved to Belize, where he lived in a luxurious property surrounded by bodyguards and young women. He claims to be carrying out research on natural antibiotics, but he is suspected of being involved in drugs, arms and corruption. In 2012, he was wanted by the police for the murder of his neighbor, Gregory Faull, which he denied having committed. He fled to Guatemala, then was extradited to the United States.
In 2016, he ran for the American presidential election under the banner of the Libertarian Party, but he obtained only 0.66% of the vote. He is also noted for his positions on Bitcoin, which he enthusiastically supports, and for his criticism of the American government, which he accuses of persecuting him.
In 2020, he was arrested in Spain, at the request of American authorities, who accused him of tax fraud and market manipulation. He faces up to 30 years in prison. He was found dead in his cell on June 23, 2021, while awaiting extradition. The Spanish authorities concluded that it was suicide, but some of his relatives and fans expressed doubts and suggested a possible assassination.
John McAfee was an extraordinary character, who marked the history of computing, but also that of controversy. He embodied genius, eccentricity, wealth, adventure...
John McAfee was born on September 18, 1945, in Cinderford, England, and raised in Salem, Virginia, United States. He earned a degree in mathematics from Roanoke College in 1967, then worked for several technology companies, including NASA, Xerox, Lockheed and Computer Sciences Corporation.
In 1987, he created the first commercial antivirus software, McAfee, which quickly became a worldwide success. He sold his shares in the company in 1994, pocketing $100 million. He then embarked on various projects, such as yoga, aeronautics, biology and philanthropy.
In 2007, he moved to Belize, where he lived in a luxurious property surrounded by bodyguards and young women. He claims to be carrying out research on natural antibiotics, but he is suspected of being involved in drugs, arms and corruption. In 2012, he was wanted by the police for the murder of his neighbor, Gregory Faull, which he denied having committed. He fled to Guatemala, then was extradited to the United States.
In 2016, he ran for the American presidential election under the banner of the Libertarian Party, but he obtained only 0.66% of the vote. He is also noted for his positions on Bitcoin, which he enthusiastically supports, and for his criticism of the American government, which he accuses of persecuting him.
In 2020, he was arrested in Spain, at the request of American authorities, who accused him of tax fraud and market manipulation. He faces up to 30 years in prison. He was found dead in his cell on June 23, 2021, while awaiting extradition. The Spanish authorities concluded that it was suicide, but some of his relatives and fans expressed doubts and suggested a possible assassination.
John McAfee was an extraordinary character, who marked the history of computing, but also that of controversy. He embodied genius, eccentricity, wealth, adventure...
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The future potential of cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies are not only means of payment, but also vectors of innovation and transformation in many fields, such as finance, economy, technology, society and art. Cryptocurrencies make it possible to create new economic models, new services, new modes of governance, new types of ownership and new modes of expression.
Among the most promising areas for cryptocurrencies, we can cite:
Decentralized finance (DeFi), which aims to offer accessible, transparent, efficient financial services without intermediaries, thanks to decentralized applications (dApps) that operate on the blockchain.
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which are unique, non-interchangeable digital tokens that represent digital or physical assets, such as art, games, music, videos, collectibles, etc.
Metaverses, which are persistent and shared virtual universes, where users can interact, create, explore, play, learn, work, etc., using avatars, objects, currencies and rules specific to each metaverse.
Web 3.0, which is the vision of a more decentralized, more open, more participatory, more secure and more privacy-respecting internet, where users have more control and power over their data, their identities and their interactions .
Cryptocurrencies are therefore an exciting, dynamic sector full of potential, which offers many opportunities and challenges for users, investors, entrepreneurs, developers, regulators and citizens. Cryptocurrencies are the future of money, but also of much more.
Cryptocurrencies are not only means of payment, but also vectors of innovation and transformation in many fields, such as finance, economy, technology, society and art. Cryptocurrencies make it possible to create new economic models, new services, new modes of governance, new types of ownership and new modes of expression.
Among the most promising areas for cryptocurrencies, we can cite:
Decentralized finance (DeFi), which aims to offer accessible, transparent, efficient financial services without intermediaries, thanks to decentralized applications (dApps) that operate on the blockchain.
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which are unique, non-interchangeable digital tokens that represent digital or physical assets, such as art, games, music, videos, collectibles, etc.
Metaverses, which are persistent and shared virtual universes, where users can interact, create, explore, play, learn, work, etc., using avatars, objects, currencies and rules specific to each metaverse.
Web 3.0, which is the vision of a more decentralized, more open, more participatory, more secure and more privacy-respecting internet, where users have more control and power over their data, their identities and their interactions .
Cryptocurrencies are therefore an exciting, dynamic sector full of potential, which offers many opportunities and challenges for users, investors, entrepreneurs, developers, regulators and citizens. Cryptocurrencies are the future of money, but also of much more.
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# Cryptocurrencies: a growing and constantly evolving sector
Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that operate using blockchain technology, a decentralized and secure system that allows transactions to be verified and recorded. Cryptocurrencies are increasingly popular because they offer benefits such as speed, transparency, privacy, censorship resistance and the ability to innovate.
## Latest and most popular crypto news
The cryptocurrency sector is constantly evolving and growing, with new projects, new platforms, new regulations and new challenges emerging regularly. It is therefore important to stay informed with the latest and popular cryptocurrency and Bitcoin news, in order to understand the market trends, opportunities and risks.
Recent news includes:
- The price of Bitcoin exceeds $45,000 for the first time in 2024, after a fall of more than 20% in December 2023Ā¹.
- Ethereum unveils its new roadmap for 2024, which includes technical improvements, protocol updates, layer 2 solutions and social initiativesĀ².
- Solana outperforms Ethereum in terms of transaction volume and NFT sales, thanks to its performance, scalability and thriving ecosystemĀ³.
- Avalanche continues its rise, with a price reaching a new all-time high of over $200 and growing adoption of its platform by users and developersā“.
Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that operate using blockchain technology, a decentralized and secure system that allows transactions to be verified and recorded. Cryptocurrencies are increasingly popular because they offer benefits such as speed, transparency, privacy, censorship resistance and the ability to innovate.
## Latest and most popular crypto news
The cryptocurrency sector is constantly evolving and growing, with new projects, new platforms, new regulations and new challenges emerging regularly. It is therefore important to stay informed with the latest and popular cryptocurrency and Bitcoin news, in order to understand the market trends, opportunities and risks.
Recent news includes:
- The price of Bitcoin exceeds $45,000 for the first time in 2024, after a fall of more than 20% in December 2023Ā¹.
- Ethereum unveils its new roadmap for 2024, which includes technical improvements, protocol updates, layer 2 solutions and social initiativesĀ².
- Solana outperforms Ethereum in terms of transaction volume and NFT sales, thanks to its performance, scalability and thriving ecosystemĀ³.
- Avalanche continues its rise, with a price reaching a new all-time high of over $200 and growing adoption of its platform by users and developersā“.
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