Read guest posts from industry voices sharing perspectives on crypto markets, policy, technology, adoption, and Web3 innovation.
It's no witchcraft to run an influencer marketing campaign and still adhere to the new guidelines of the world's most popular short-video platform.
Kyle Dulay 6 min read 
Some might wonder why El Salvador has chosen to embrace bitcoin in the first place.
Since 2011, over $1.65 billion worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen from exchange wallets, and this number is increasing rapidly.
It’s not only a joke! Elon Musk’s Dogecoin strategy is to become the Dogefather. His Dogecoin tweets are not mere mischief.
If you’re fresh on the crypto scene, it’s critical that you watch out for all the gimmicks and traps. But even veteran investors should still pay close attention to some of the more recent and sophisticated scams that are now beginning to circulate.
And where the world bank failed, DeFi platforms are in a position to succeed. For example, Bitcoin – with its hard cap on mining at 21 million – offers those in hyperinflation-prone countries like Venezuela and Argentina.
Have you ever wondered if there is a more expedient way to make money instead of waiting for the right opportunity to buy low and sell high?
Some believe cryptocurrency needs regulation, while others feel like regulating said financial disruptor will only stifle innovation and make things worse for everyone involved, from the miners to the investors.
At the very least, he shouldn’t be the only one.
