Cryptocurrency
What Is Loopring and How Does it Work?
If you believe the future of finance is on Ethereum, your confidence may have been tested by transaction fees of up to $200 and the blockchain’s limit of 14 transactions per second.

Fed Preview: Bitcoin Investors to Look Past Jumbo Rate Hike and Focus on Economic Assessment and Borrowing Cost Estimates
The economy has remained stronger than policymakers expected in July. So hawkish risk is that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the inflation fight is still in early stages, implying a higher terminal or peak rate.

What Is a Rug Pull? How to Protect Yourself From Getting ‘Rugged’
Not all crypto projects end up being legitimate, so it’s important to understand how to protect yourself from common scams.

How to Pay for Porn With Crypto
Artists and workers in the sex industry routinely face problems with traditional finance, making the case for crypto as a preferred payment.

Court Rejects Central African Republic’s Plan to Offer Citizenship for Crypto Investment: Report
The country wanted to offer citizenship and other benefits in exchange for investing $60,000 in its sango coin.

Bitcoin's 10% Weekly Drop Puts Bears in Control Ahead of Jackson Hole Symposium
Powell will skew on the hawkish side at Jackson Hole, analysts said.

E-Commerce Giant Mercado Libre Introduces Cryptocurrency in Brazil, Plans Wider Latin America Use
Mercado Coin will allow the company’s 80 million users to make purchases and receive cashback.

What Is Web3?
Web3 represents the next generation of the internet, one that focuses on shifting power from big tech companies to individual users.

Bitcoin Loses Bullish Trendline as Fed Sees Restrictive Rates Needed for Some Time
Increasing and elevated rates are headwinds for bitcoin, one researcher said.

Crypto Analysts Reject Latest DOGE, SHIB Rally as Contrarian Signal
Historically, meme token rallies have been predictors of market tops analogous to record-setting art auction prices in traditional finance. This time it may be different.
