Institutions

The Computing Sector includes assets that serve as platforms to decentralize the traditional web services that have played a prominent role throughout Web2 computing.

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Currency sector refers to any digital asset acting primarily as a medium of exchange and unit of account running on a blockchain network with the ability to complete cross-border transactions without restriction. Digital assets in the Currency sector do not necessarily act as a store of value.

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Decentralized Finance, also known as DeFi, effectively lets people be their own bank by replacing traditional institutions with trustless, transparent, and immutable code in the form of smart contracts.

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Digitization is the sector that enables real world documents to be digitized as the blockchain technology makes proof of ownership, identity and authenticity possible.

5 de abr. de 2023

The Digital Assets ecosystem continues its march toward greater adoption and institutionalization. Today, the Smart Contract Platform (SCP) sector represents over a third of the digital asset market capitalization. The SCP sector has captured industry-wide interest as it has enabled software developers to build a range of applications over Ethereum.

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Por Nathaniel Whittemore16 de ago. de 2022

Mercados

The financial contract gives traders exposure to the underlying asset, which in this case is bitcoin.

Por Lyllah Ledesma10 de nov. de 2021

Mercados

Institutions outside the U.S. have turned more bullish, according to trading data.

Por Muyao Shen1 de out. de 2021

Mercados

For institutions to move into crypto, they need systems that protect against irreversible mistakes.

Por Alexander Bulkin22 de jul. de 2021

Tecnologia

Questions remain about promised scalability improvement from Ethereum 2.0.

Por Muyao Shen16 de jun. de 2021