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Crypto-backed stablecoins maintain a $1 peg using overcollateralized crypto assets like ETH and wBTC. They offer decentralization and transparency but come with higher risks than fiat-backed alternatives like USDT or USDC.

The Supreme Court's 2020 crypto ruling let Indians trade digital assets legally, but high taxes and no clear rules make it risky. Here's what you need to know about legality, taxes, and what's coming next.

Pearl v1.5 offers zero trading fees but has no regulation, no users, and no transparency. Don't risk your crypto on this ghost exchange - here's why.

Honeyswap is a low-cost decentralized exchange on Gnosis Chain, ideal for small trades with near-zero fees. Learn how it works, who it's for, and why it's not for everyone.

The Bitcoin genesis block timestamp is more than a date-it's a political statement embedded in code, marking the birth of a financial alternative to the 2008 banking crisis. Its meaning still shapes crypto today.

Portugal's NHR program ended in 2025, but crypto tax benefits still exist for long-term holders. Learn what's left, who qualifies, and how to avoid paying tax on crypto gains.

Spores Network (SPO) is a cross-chain NFT and GameFi launchpad for creators, offering staking, governance, and early access to blockchain projects. Small but functional, it’s not for traders-it’s for builders willing to take a risk on the next wave of digital ownership.

Marmot (MARMOT) is a micro-cap meme coin on BSC and Solana with almost no community, liquidity, or utility. Learn its real price, risks, and why it's not a viable investment.

Despite China's strict crypto ban, underground trading thrives with $86.4 billion in annual volume. Learn how traders bypass restrictions, the real risks they face, and why the market won't disappear anytime soon.

Learn how to claim your free TopGoal x CoinMarketCap football NFT in 2025. Step-by-step guide on eligibility, requirements, and what you can do with your NFT.

PlatinumBAR (XPTX) is a nearly dead cryptocurrency launched in 2017 to enable precious metals trading. With zero exchange listings, no active community, and a market cap under $15K, it's a cautionary tale of failed crypto projects.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are the two most important public blockchains. Bitcoin is digital gold for storing value. Ethereum is a global computer for apps and smart contracts. Learn how they differ, what they’re used for, and which one suits your needs.