Bitcoin has defied skeptics once again, climbing near $110,000 and closing the second quarter with an almost 30% gain. This meteoric rise, seemingly driven by regulatory noise, political machinations, and a dash of speculative fervor, masks the underlying fragility of the responsible investment logic. It’s tempting to celebrate the cryptocurrency’s resilience, but beneath the shiny
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In recent months, cybersecurity experts have uncovered a disturbing pattern of increasingly complex cyberattacks targeting small Web3 enterprises, a niche but rapidly expanding market. These attacks are not only technically sophisticated but are also strategically designed to exploit trust and conceal malicious intent within seemingly innocuous interactions. The recent NimDoor campaign exemplifies this dangerous trend,
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The recent legislative proposal introduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis signals a significant shift in how the U.S. government views and regulates digital assets. While proponents claim that it simplifies compliance and fosters growth, critics must recognize the underlying dangers: overreach, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and the potential to stifle technological progress. This bill, though presented as a
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In the volatile landscape of cryptocurrency, few voices command the gravity that credible analysts do—especially those willing to sound alarms that challenge the prevailing optimism. Among them, Capo of Crypto has carved a reputation for his incisive, sometimes harsh, assessments of market dynamics. Recently, his predictions have taken a decidedly bearish turn, signaling an impending
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Since its inception in 2012, Figma has established itself as a formidable player in the digital design arena, revolutionizing how creative work gets done online. What started as an ambitious idea—providing simple, browser-based design tools for creatives—quickly gained momentum, attracting both individual freelancers and Fortune 500 brands alike. The company’s soaring valuation, crossing the $10
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