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Blockchain technology enables quicker, lower-cost, and more secure payment systems, as well as a distributed ledger that can foster trust among participants. Although blockchain began as a support platform for digital currencies, it has now been implemented into a variety of industries, including payments. In actuality, the traditional payment system has been riddled with flaws …

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According to a Twitter announcement stemming from Ukraine’s vice prime minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, the Ukrainian government will now accept dogecoin donations. Fedorov highlighted that meme assets like dogecoin are worth more than the Russian ruble and “even [memes] can support our army and save lives from Russian invaders.” Ukraine Vice Prime Minister: ‘Even Memes Can

The blockchain space started as a niche corner of the financial world, with the technology beginning as the building block behind the massively successful Bitcoin. Since its inception, blockchain has grown exponentially and has been adopted by most industries. This growth shows no sign of stopping either, with the global blockchain technology market estimated to

Bitcoin remains on an upward trend after breaking through $40,000 once again. However, this upward trend has not translated onto on-chain metrics. While the price of the digital asset continues to sit in the green, on-chain metrics have plummeted paining an entirely different picture in relation to price. From miner revenues to transaction fees, the

Customer loyalty is highly prized in today’s market. With fierce competition among retailers, companies want to not only retain and reward consumers but also keep their brand relevant and the recognition of the brand in their customers’ minds. As customer-centric business models become the standard, loyalty programs are a strategic investment that businesses cannot afford

The UK housing market is continuing to defy the odds. The average house price now stands at £260,320. So will house prices cool later this year?
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