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Opulous Explained: A Music NFT Minting and Trading Platform
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Opulous Explained: A Music NFT Minting and Trading Platform

As a music NFT minting and trading platform, Opulous is also a DeFi lending platform designed for musicians. With Ditto's profound experience in the traditional music industry, Opulous is expected to evolve into a key supporting project in Algorand's ecology.
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What is EIP-4844: How important is Proto-danksharding?
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What is EIP-4844: How important is Proto-danksharding?

EIP-4844 will almost certainly become another major node in the history of Ethereum development, paving the way for full sharding in the future. Danksharding may take a few years to be officially deployed because it is technically difficult to implement, whereas Proto-danksharding, which can be launched as soon as possible, can solve the urgent problem of insufficient scalability of the Ethereum network before the official deployment of Sharding. Ethereum scalability is expected to reach new heights following the subsequent implementation of Danksharding.
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How to use Margin Trading?
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How to use Margin Trading?

Margin trading is a way of trading that magnifies the profit and loss of spot trading. The user needs to provide a margin, and can trade with several times the assets of the margin. Still, the user must bear the risk of liquidation to obtain high returns simultaneously.
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How To Trade With Hammer Candlestick Patterns?
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How To Trade With Hammer Candlestick Patterns?

Special K-line patterns imply the future trend of the market. The hammer pattern is one of the typical reversal K-line patterns.
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What Are Double-Top (M Tops) and Double-Bottom Patterns (W Bottoms)?
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What Are Double-Top (M Tops) and Double-Bottom Patterns (W Bottoms)?

A good understanding of double-top and double-bottom patterns will help traders buy the dip and sell at the top.
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How to choose a trading pair for futures trading?
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How to choose a trading pair for futures trading?

Highlights: 1. Gate Learn has a dedicated futures novice section to familiarize users with the fundamentals of futures, as well as to introduce Gate.io's futures products and various futures trading techniques. 2. This article will introduce a practical trading skill for selecting a trading target in future trading.
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What is NFTs Marketplace Aggregator?
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What is NFTs Marketplace Aggregator?

An NFT aggregator is an application that integrates order information from multiple NFT distribution platforms. It was created to solve the problem that order information from multiple marketplaces could not be shared with each other. With the arrival of Web3, aggregator applications have emerged in different fields like mining, DeFi, and NFT. Aggregators not only help users to explore more in the market and gain more value, but they are also becoming an integral part of the crypto ecosystem.
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What is Unlimited Grid Trading?
Beginner

What is Unlimited Grid Trading?

Unlimited Grid Trading is an upgraded version of the original grid trading but with no price cap. It allows users to keep fixed-value assets and make more profit in an upward market.
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 What is Stellar (XLM)?
Beginner

What is Stellar (XLM)?

Stellar's public ledger operates in a shared, decentralized, and distributed manner, and its database is accessible to anyone worldwide. Stellar uses a unique consensus protocol based on XLM to reach transactional consensus quickly and accurately.
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The Difference Between Hot Wallet and Cold Wallet
Beginner

The Difference Between Hot Wallet and Cold Wallet

No matter how you store your digital assets, it is crucial that you don't put all your assets in the same place, which is risky. Therefore, it is suggested that you put them in at least three or more different places, which is a relatively safe practice. By doing so, you can sail in the crypto space with peace of mind. Newcomers to cryptocurrencies will probably put all of their cryptocurrencies on exchanges. Actually, cryptocurrencies can be stored in many ways which can be classified according to centralization, decentralization and whether they are stored in centralized exchanges. The centralized exchanges we usually use can be considerd as bank accounts, on which assets are managed in centralized ways. It means that your cryptocurrencies are actually stored in the wallets of these exchanges, not in your own wallets. The amount displayed is the balance we can use or withdraw, similar to our usual bank account. We don't actually own the cryptocurrencies shown in the exchange balance. In addition to stor
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 AAVE's Road to Expansion
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AAVE's Road to Expansion

The AAVE team is known for its vital innovation and execution, making it a dark horse that has quickly grown to become a famous DeFi protocol alongside MakerDAO and Compound, expanding into a broader market and maintaining a stable lending service even during a market downturn. AAVE is planning to launch a native stablecoin, GHO, on a protocol with high liquidity to create a more decentralized on-chain financial ecosystem.
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7 Analysis Tools for Understanding NFTs
Intermediate

7 Analysis Tools for Understanding NFTs

The NFT industry can look opaque, but there are tools that can help you understand the underlying data.
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Chainlink 2.0 - A game changer?
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Chainlink 2.0 - A game changer?

The growth potential of the crypto market and its applications will generate a great demand for quality oracle services. Chainlink seems very well positioned to take advantage of this movement and remain the leading provider of this type of service.
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4 Tools for Analyzing GameFi Projects
Intermediate

4 Tools for Analyzing GameFi Projects

This article introduces four tools that can be used to analyze GameFi projects: DeGame focuses on P2E, Footprint Analytics provides more comprehensive and multi-dimensional data, DappRadar supports the most links but is more of a basic ranking, and GameFi.org is a platform for compiling user experience reviews.
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What is Stablecoin?
Beginner

What is Stablecoin?

A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency with a stable price, which is often pegged to a legal tender in the real world. Take USDT, currently the most commonly used stablecoin, for example, USDT is pegged to the US dollar, with 1 USDT = 1 USD.
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