blockchain
In our digital age, current events have an increasingly swift impact on our finances. Extreme weather events, warfare, and other forms of political and economic unrest on the other side of the world are all communicated instantaneously. Those events in turn carry the capacity to impact finance trends in every market. Of course, seasoned investors make a point of keeping up on international news, and many of the heavy hitters are reliably quick to move their fortunes to greener pastures. The impact of all this can rapidly trickle down within one day on Wall Street and spread to international ma...
Due
There’s been a lot of buzz, good and bad, regarding non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Case in point, over $40 billion was reported as the market value of the NFT market in 2021. You’ve also probably come across the headlines “Meet the 12-year-old coder set to earn over $400,000 selling NFTs,” or the teen who built a $26 million NFT empire. But, that’s not all. GameStop has launched a wallet for crypto and NFTs. Even the Harvard College Class of 2021 will receive a commemorative NFT. Yeah. Even if you aren’t exactly sure what an NFT is, you’ve probably heard something about it in passing. But...
Due
Millions of investors, speculators, and crypto hobbyists have bought and sold cryptocurrency in the past decade or so, hoping that crypto would be both a powerful investment and a currency of the future. As a result, the cryptocurrency market is booming. Bitcoin, the most recognizable crypto name, has increased from a low point of around $5,000 in March of 2020 to a price of more than $51,000 as of the time of this article’s writing. Rival currencies, including Ethereum and Litecoin, have emerged as realistic competitors – and even meme currencies like Dogecoin are still floating around. On to...
Due
Ethereum has been on a tear this year. It’s outperformed bitcoin this year and has hit an all-time high. Ethereum has even won over people like Mark Cuban. “I have my fair share of bitcoin, but I’m more of an Ethereum maxi,” Cuban said on a recent episode of the Next with Novo podcast. Cryptocurrency “maximalists” are usually regarded negatively in the industry. However, Cuban uses the term to indicate that he prefers Ethereum over other blockchains. “We’re seeing a rush where there’s a lot of different blockchains that are competing,” Cuban said. “When they start to put smart contracts to wor...
Due
閲覧を続けるには、ノアドット株式会社が「プライバシーポリシー」に定める「アクセスデータ」を取得することを含む「nor.利用規約」に同意する必要があります。
「これは何?」という方はこちら