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With initiatives for radical transparency and grassroots privacy advancing in lockstep, the next wave of technical innovation is just beginning to ripple through the blockchain space.

In the near future, the internet as we know it will fundamentally transform.

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) has been around for some time now, growing stronger every day. And especially since 2020, it has contributed significantly to the blockchain-cryptocurrency sector’s boom and $2.87 trillion market capitalization.

It’s the “Year of the Tiger” and many are postulating 2022 as “the biggest year” yet for the metaverse—the next step in the inevitable evolution of the digital frontier.

We’ll run through what the metaverse is, why investors are so excited about it, and some of the opportunities available for you to get involved.

We’ll run through what the metaverse is, why investors are so excited about it, and some of the opportunities available for you to get involved.

Ethereum, the cryptocurrency that once played second-fiddle to Bitcoin, has enjoyed its busiest and most successful year to date.

Today the primary and secondary markets for Black artists’ work are at all-time highs, driving some of the most closely watched sales in the industry.

Whilst cryptocurrencies and NFTs have taken center stage in 2021 with Bitcoin repeatedly breaking all-time highs and a non-fungible token taking $91.8 million in auction, blockchain technology continued to evolve away from the limelight.

Of course, without a crystal ball, no one knows how bitcoin and other digital assets will perform in the new year. If the largest digital asset cooperates, 2022 could be exciting for the following crypto ETFs.

2021 has been a wild ride for bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies in general, but if you look past the volatility, it has also been a truly significant year.

Decentralized Finance is the fastest growing sector of the crypto market. With promises of a consumer-centric, open source, and permissionless financial system that is transparent to all, DeFi stands to change the trajectory of consumer and institutional finance.

Make no mistake, the GameStop saga, alongside the AMC rally and Reddit’s other forays into market adventurism, are indeed harbingers of a larger storm to come. But the storm won’t come from Reddit

Mass adoption has been a long-standing goal for the blockchain and crypto industry. Almost every business in this space strives for mass adoption in one way or the other.

Over the past year, blockchain has taken the world by storm via the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, which continues to grow exponentially in terms of service offerings and total value locked (TVL).

Bitcoin has undergone many improvements over the years — and not without its share of controversy.

Blockchain technology, more concretely tokenization, could help the bond market operate more securely, efficiently, and quicker than ever, all while extending crucial liquidity. 

Blockchain is disrupting traditional finance from all angles. This technology has the power to democratize the world of finance giving everyone equal access to self banking tools and infrastructure.

Many think that smart contracts are only executable on overly-complex blockchains, but Bitcoin is a smart contract platform by definition.

Misinterpretation is prevalent on the concept of ‘decentralization’. The approach as a whole needs to be better understood before it is adopted as a remedy for all.