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HodlX Guest Post  Submit Your Post   The boom in social media platforms was once an unprecedented opportunity for content creators and marketers to reach a wide audience. The flip side of the coin became visible when users found themselves owning neither their content nor personal data. Centralized server-based platforms like Facebook and YouTube attracting two billion active users per month, or Twitter with its 330 million monthly audience, capitalize on users’ data and give users content in return.

By storing information in data centers, with their thousands of servers, social media giants know their billions of users inside out and have control over their accounts. Private data becomes a potential product taken from users in exchange for “free” services. YouTube and Patreon can prevent users from receiving ad revenue, and Facebook does not enable monetization at all.

It is no surprise that social media apply censorship and de-platforming. Such policies are well-known to the blockchain community which regularly experiences content banning on many popular social sites. Harsh policies affect social groups based on political beliefs both left- and right-wing. The COVID-19 epidemic has also triggered indiscriminate bans on content mentioning “coronavirus”. Along with misinformation about the virus’s spread and false treatments, educational and socially significant content is also affected.

Exodus to alternatives

The solution is partially provided by Reddit, Disqus, and Discord which are still centralized but transfer self-moderation rights to communities. Some half-measures are undertaken by Telegram. It locates its servers in several legal jurisdictions and prevents the censoring of private chats. Public channels on Telegram though, are, on paper, subject to being closed. .

All the aforementioned is causing the beginning of a tectonic shift towards user-oriented, decentralized social platforms. This fact was recognized by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who has announced the intention to create standards for decentralized social media. In December 2019, he pointed to blockchain as a key technology for open hosting, governance and monetization of content.

The blockchain community, one of the most affected by censorship, resorted to vigorous “subversive actions” by launching a series of campaigns to abandon traditional social media. Their goals were to reclaim control over user data, reward authors’ intellectual work through algorithms, and transfer management rights into the hands of community members. The latter demonstrates a new level of user consciousness, meaning that they view themselves as actors holding equal rights in the social platforms where they publish and watch content.

However, even assuming that centralized media voluntarily address the demand of the blockchain community, real actions, in addition to the protest, are needed.

Many attempts have already been made by alternative platforms to reform the social media sphere. Some decentralized platforms, such as the Twitter-like “federated” social network Mastodon, adopt a non-blockchain-based approach. Mastodon is virtually a micro-blogging ad-free platform which unites users around various interests. Similar to other Fediverse projects (a collection of social networks functioning as one sole ecosystem), Mastodon allows users to create “instances” that apply their own moderation rules.

However, unlike Twitter or Weibo, Mastodon is not centrally hosted. Each user selects a specific server which works independently and has its own terms of use and moderation policies. This does not mean getting away from the rules, but at least allows you to choose a server with the most suitable conditions. In fact, these are some of several social networks running on a common protocol. This model is similar to Twitter’s plans for a decentralized media.

Freedom and privacy became the main focus of Diaspora. This is a distributed social network consisting of a group of pods, independently owned nodes, hosted by different individuals and institutions. Pods can be hosted on the user’s own server or any server chosen, and are connected to one large ecosystem. Since the network does not belong to any corporation or a person, it is protected from censorship. In addition, the social network does not appropriate copyright.

The next step of decentralized media evolution is blockchain-powered social networks such as Steem, which rewards content creation, commenting, voting, and moderation in its internal tokens. Community involvement through financial incentives is what makes Steem more sophisticated than Medium to which it is similar.

A Reddit-like blockchain platform Commun is formed from decentralized self-governed communities, where each community functions in a similar way to Steemit. This social network rewards content creators, voters and moderators but, in addition, it lets each community benefit from ad revenue.

Self-governing means that communities on Commun have the right to set up rules concerning content creation, rewards distribution and advertisement policies. A decentralized network built atop a blockchain layer eliminates the possibility of censoring content, freezing accounts or erasing any of the recorded information. This does not imply a complete absence of any moderation (elected community leaders can still ban content on Commun), but the rules of the community are recorded to the blockchain, thereby eliminating the likelihood of any excess of jurisdiction.

Unlike Steemit, with one token for the whole network, Commun allows each community to have their own token.

Although blockchain-based social platforms are still far from gaining traction, they are much more user-friendly than regular ones. They resist censorship (law enforcement aside), protect personal data, eliminate the constant threat of de-platforming, and provide a means to monetize content. That is why it would not be out of place to pay attention to them as an alternative to centralized networks owned by media giants.

 

Proof-of-Stake Future: Inevitability or Myth0

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Posted: April 24, 2020

Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has once again breached the $7000-mark, with the king coin’s performance giving an incentive to all the other alts in the market as well. However, whether or not, Bitcoin will manage to sustain itself above $7k, with the crypto failing to do so the last three times.

Bitcoin [BTC]

The past few days have been very fruitful for the world’s largest cryptocurrency, with Bitcoin recording a growth of over 13% over the past 10 days. With a press time price of $7536, Bitcoin was at its highest price point since the crash on 12 March. However, what would be crucial to see is whether the king coin is successfully able to sustain itself in that range this time.

The aforementioned surge also corresponded to a similar surge in the number of active entities on the Bitcoin network, with the figure having risen to a high unseen since July 2019.

The technical indicators suggested a bullish market too. While the Bollinger Bands highlighted the market’s upside volatility, the Chaikin Money Flow was well above zero and implied capital inflows into the market.

Tron [TRX]

Tron, once a regular in the top-10 of the cryptocurrency charts, now languishes way down in the 16th position. Like most altcoins in the market, TRX has been slow to recover from its fall following the market crash in March. However, the past 10 days have been good for the alt, with the price having surged by 16%. The token particularly benefitted from Bitcoin’s breach of $7000 a few days ago.

This bullishness was evidenced by the indicators. While the Parabolic SAR’s dotted markers were below the price candles, the Awesome Oscillator presented a green candle, despite low positive momentum in the market.

The improving fortunes of TRX come on the back of Tron’s blockchain recently recording the highest-ever daily increase in the number of new accounts.

Steem

While a glance at STEEM’s charts would suggest that there hasn’t been a lot of movement on the charts, the token did record 9% gains over the past 10 days. This might come as a relief for many in the STEEM community as the token was underperforming in the face of competition from Hive. In fact, a few weeks ago, witnesses on Steem’s blockchain froze 8 accounts and pushed over $3.2M into limbo.

The technical indicators did, however, imply some hesitance in the market. While the MACD indicator was barely above the signal line on the charts, the Relative Strength Index was right between the oversold and overbought zones.

In a recent development, Binance has expanded its support for Phala Network (PHA), Steem (STEEM), and Usual (USUAL). Although this development provides a bullish outlook for these coins, they have experienced significant price drops due to the current bearish sentiment in the broader crypto market. Notably, these declines come amid Bitcoin dipping below the $92K mark. Phala Network (PHA) has seen a 13% drop in the last 24 hours, while Steem and Usual also experienced significant declines. While Binance’s move may bring enhanced liquidity and user engagement, the broader market conditions could still impact these coins’ potential to rally.

Binance Unveils New Trading Pairs for PHA, STEEM, USUAL, and PLN On January 9, Binance’s announcement revealed new trading pairs for Phala Network, Steem, Usual, and Polish Zloty. The new pairs, PHA/USDC, STEEM/USDC, USUAL/USDC, and PLN/USDC, will be available for trading starting January 10 at 08:00 (UTC). This move further expands its trading options, catering to a wider range of users.

The announcement also confirmed the introduction of trading bot services for these pairs. Notably, PLN represents the Polish Zloty, a fiat currency, not a digital asset. These trading bots will enhance user experience by enabling advanced trading strategies across Binance Spot.

However, users in certain restricted regions, including the United States, Canada, and North Korea, will not be able to trade these pairs due to regulatory constraints. The leading crypto exchange, Binance, continues to prioritize compliance with international regulations to maintain a secure trading environment globally.

Phala Network Expands Its Reach with Ethereum Layer 2 Solution Phala Network (PHA), a prominent player in Polkadot’s ecosystem, has launched a Layer 2 network on Ethereum. Developed in collaboration with Succinct Labs and Conduit, this rollup leverages OP Succinct technology, combining optimistic and zero-knowledge proofs. This transition allows PHA to connect with Ethereum’s robust user base while offering cryptographic computing solutions.

The project introduces Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology for secure, private smart contracts. With this, Phala Network aims to expand its AI capabilities, enhancing privacy and reliability for decentralized applications. Notably, the recent listings of Phala’s perpetual contract on Binance triggered a 300% price surge, showcasing growing interest in the project’s innovative solutions.

What’s Next For PHA, STEEM, And USUAL Coins Phala Network’s (PHA) price saw a 13% drop in the last 24 hours, trading at $0.2970. The token recorded a 24-hour low of $0.296 and a high of $0.365. With a market cap of $237 million and a trading volume of $152 million, PHA remains up 82% over the last month and 170% in the last quarter.

PHA Price STEEM price traded at $0.3028, with a 24-hour range of $0.28–$0.36. The coin was up 26% this month and 70% over the last quarter. It has a $146 million market cap and $613 million in trading volume.

However, USUAL price declined by 11%, trading at $0.65. It had a 24-hour low of $0.64 and a high of $0.75. The coin’s market cap stands at $341 million, with a $166 million trading volume, though it is down 36% in the past week.

Binance previously delisted trading pairs for Axelar (AXL), Coin98 (C98), and Enjin (ENJ) led to price declines for these tokens, as delisting reduces liquidity and market access. However, Binance’s listing of new pairs for tokens like PHA, STEEM, and USUAL could have the opposite effect. Listings on major exchanges generally improve token visibility, liquidity, and investor confidence, potentially resulting in price rallies. In other words, these tokens are expected to witness recovery ahead, given the exchange’s strong dominance in the market.

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2019 is the year of decentralized finance. The #DeFi movement was still in its fledgling stage at the end of 2018, but in the wake of the recent resurgence in the crypto markets, it’s taken off. In March, ConsenSys published a blog post listing – believe it or not – over a hundred DeFi projects, with several commenters suggesting even more.

Of course, the ConsenSys list only included those projects developing their DeFi applications on the Ethereum blockchain. But this shouldn’t go unchallenged. After all, if the DeFi concept is truly about decentralization, then any finance application built on any decentralized blockchain platform could qualify as #DeFi. Furthermore, now that Ethereum has more competition from platforms like Stellar, Tron, or Zilliqa, it makes sense that the #DeFi ecosystem can also grow on any other platform too.

Across DeFi and the entire dApp space, Ethereum indeed has the numbers. At the peak of the ICO boom, which was fueled in part by the easy availability of ERC-20 tokens, more than 100 new dApps were being added to Ethereum every month.

However, at this point in 2019, the ecosystem has diversified. Particularly in the categories of trading platforms and automated market making, there are some notable examples of non-Ethereum projects that have established themselves as heavyweights.
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Bancor Bancor was one of the first DeFi projects to come to fruition. It pioneered the concept of the liquidity network, designed to overcome the challenge of illiquidity in altcoins and enable an extensive range of swaps between different tokens. Whereas a traditional crypto exchange depends on having a full order book to ensure that trades can happen without delays, Bancor works differently. The Bancor network is based on the concept of “Smart Tokens.”

 

The native token of the Bancor network is BNT, which is a smart token in itself. The BNT token holds reserves of all other tokens on the network. Therefore, when someone wants to make an exchange, the network uses the BNT token as a relay, with the reserves enabling instant liquidity. This negates the need to have a counterparty for the trade, as is needed in a traditional exchange.

In Bancor’s earlier days, it faced some criticism for having developed its own tokens. At the time, the project was operating token swaps on the Ethereum blockchain. Uniswap, an Ethereum-based liquidity project that came later, simply used ETH as the relay token, which critics said was a more straightforward solution.

However, Bancor has always held a vision of enabling continuously liquid swaps between any tokens, regardless of which blockchain they’re developed on. The company has now integrated the EOS platform tokens and has plans for more in the future. In light of this, using a blockchain-agnostic Smart Token was a prescient move. It’s also worth noting that Vitalik Buterin himself spoke out on Reddit in support of the Bancor concept of using smart contracts to hold token reserves as a means of making markets. Nothing in his comments implied that the reserves have to be denominated in ETH. 

Fetch.AI Fetch.AI is shaping up to be one of the hottest projects of 2019. The project is a graduate of the Binance Launchpad program, where its token sale sold out within hours. Converging both blockchain and artificial intelligence, Fetch.AI is developing a universal integration protocol, where digital autonomous agents perform different kinds of tasks within an open economic framework. Through these agents, individuals or enterprises can participate in “smart markets” where supply is connected to demand in the most efficient way possible.

The platform offers a range of use cases from ridesharing to logistics. However, from a DeFi perspective, the ability to implement automated market makers is perhaps one of the most compelling.

Essentially, market making is a complex optimization problem where current and historical pricing data is used to determine the value of an asset and provide a reference forward curve. The Fetch.AI protocol’s synergetic smart contracts and virtual machine can solve the optimization problem to generate market orders that maximize returns, based on various market making strategies.

Such a toolkit and framework opens up an entirely new model of liquidity and market making, not only for digital assets but also for commodities in the real world where liquidity is limited, and the cost of exchange listings is high. The Fetch.AI framework enables Autonomous Decentralized Market Making (ADMM) to be deployed cross chains – something that wouldn’t be possible with a pure Ethereum deployment. 

BitShares BitShares was the first of the three blockchain projects for which Dan Larimer made his name, the latter two being Steem, and most recently, “Ethereum-killer” EOS. The project was formerly known as Protoshares, rebranded as BitShares in 2014, and is an enterprise-level “crypto-equity” smart contract platform. 

In 2016, BitShares was added to the Microsoft Azure Blockchain-as-a-Service platform, which at the time was one of only four projects to achieve this status. Interestingly, Ethereum was among the other three.

The BitShares BTS token is used as collateral for a variety of DeFi applications on the platform, including exchanges, banking, or creation of financial derivatives. Using the BitShares protocol, anyone can issue “smart coins,” which are collateralized and market-pegged.

Unlike, for example, Tether, which is operated by a closed-box company, BitShares is fully decentralized with the security of funds lying with the users. The platform is run by a decentralized autonomous company, which is responsible for making all decisions related to the project.

While it’s true that Ethereum currently has the majority of DeFi projects in quantity, these three projects demonstrate that there is a healthy balance for non-Ethereum projects in terms of quality.  If the DeFi concept is going to thrive within the overall crypto ecosystem, then it’s necessary to protect and nurture diversity. Doing so will create more opportunities for startups and ultimately, provide a wider choice for users.

In case you missed you can check out the first part of this series here.

Is Bitcoin Mining Legal in the United States?As implied by the FinCEN regulations, there’s no obligation on keeping virtual currencies. While spending, trading and exchanging crypto for fiat currency are considered money transmitters and should be reported. 

In June 2019, Squire Mining (SQRMF), a Canadian mining mogul with the most hashpower, signed a letter of intent to host blockchain cloud computing units - over 41,000 Bitcoin - to the United States. As mining migrates from China to the US, the latter is changing priorities from application and protocol development to focusing on infrastructure.

How to Buy, Store and Spend Crypto in the USAIf you’re wondering how interested Americans really are in the cryptosphere, here’s a fun fact: Bitcoin has become so popular that as a term it has outrun Kim Kardashian and Donald Trump in search requests by three times. 

Source: Consensys

Bitcoin is going mainstream in the States. It is already accepted as a payment by retailers and services like Overstock and NewsEgg and some major tech companies like Microsoft. The United States has over 3500 cryptocurrency ATMs and tellers – that’s 64% of all the crypto ATMs in the world. There is even a list of major cities in the US with ATM installations. Unsurprisingly, the top-5 cities are Los Angeles (372), Chicago (250), Miami (199), Atlanta (171) and Detroit (149).  Despite the huge amount of tellers where you can buy BTC, XRP, ETH, etc. a majority of people prefer to buy crypto via the various exchanges and crypto services online. 

Cryptocurrency has become an important aspect of local economies. California, New Jersey, Washington, New York, Colorado, Utah, Florida, Alaska, Nevada, and Massachusetts are the states with the largest amount of citizens who have cryptocurrency. 

In 2018, Finder surveyed 2000 US citizens to get an approximate idea of what coins Americans prefer to store. It comes as no surprise that Bitcoin is the number one cryptocurrency in the US.

Source: finder.com

Is Trading Bitcoin legal in America?The question was raised on the federal level by the Securities and Exchange Commission, but the focus was on the use of blockchain assets as securities, such as whether or not certain Bitcoin investment funds should be sold to the public, and whether or not a certain offering is fraudulent. However, the SEC’s report focused entirely on Initial Coin Offerings, so the results don’t apply to BTC. To trade securities on the Blockchain, a company must register as an exchange, Alternative Trading System (ATS) or a broker/dealer.

Top cryptocurrency businesses in the USAIn addition to the wide user base of cryptocurrencies in the US, the country is also home to some of the most influential crypto projects in the industry.  American crypto projects range from powerful exchanges to headline grabbing social media experiments. Here are some of the most notable. 

LedgerX is a New-York based Bitcoin trading platform. As a start-up, LedgerX was actively lobbying for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and after a few years got a derivatives clearing organization license from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. That opened the door for the platform to bring classical financial tools to the cryptosphere. In November 2017, LedgerX launched the first long-term BTC options.

Ripple constantly finds itself the subject of debate in the crypto community regarding its centralised nature. Despite the mixed feelings, Ripple is already working with hundreds of financial institutions to drive crypto adoption and has launched the University Blockchain Research Initiative to support the research and development of blockchain technology. 

Gemini is a crypto exchange based in NYC that was created by the Winklevoss brothers. In 2016, Gemini became the world’s first licensed cryptocurrency exchange. Also, Gemini holds the distinction of being the first institution to launch Bitcoin futures contracts. 

Stellar was co-founded by Jed McCaleb, who was also among Ripple’s founders. The company strives to provide banking services for unbanked people. Their team is working to improve cross-border transactions and reduce fees and transfer times.

Steem is the native cryptocurrency of the blockchain-based social platform Steemit where users are rewarded for writing posts, commenting, reading and curating content. The NY-based company was founded by Ned Scott and Dan Larimer, who is also known as the CTO of EOS and creator of BitShares. 

Libra CoinLibra deserves its own section as it is one of the most controversial crypto projects that are sure to change the cryptocurrency market and the entire financial sector. The project initiated by Facebook, with Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal among its 27 charter members, is set to join the pantheon of premier US cryptocurrency projects. Facebook decided to launch the project to give financial freedom to 2,000,000,000 adults around the world who are outside the financial system. Of course, the guys from Facebook believe that people will trust decentralized management systems more now, when trade wars build barriers for money, when the trade is limited to the borders of the countries in dispute. Yet, the troubling issue is that Facebook management has been repeatedly accused of centralization and cooperating with authorities. On the other hand, the positive impact of mass adoption Libra can bring, will strengthen the cryptocurrency industry. However, much to my regret, Libra contradicts the basic ideas of blockchain - privacy and decentralization, the core values that Freewallet and many crypto companies fight for. 

The third and final instalment of these articles will be released tomorrow at 12:30pm BST.

Proof of Stake Vs. Proof of Work: Which One Is ‘Fairer’?

HTX, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, is leading the charge in a unique dual celebration on May 22,  as Bitcoin Pizza Day coincides with the Trump Dinner.

This moment, where history meets the present, is drawing global attention. In celebration of this special occasion, HTX has proudly partnered with diamond sponsors JUST Protocol, SunPump, APENFT, BitTorrent, and WINkLink, alongside platinum sponsors Levva and ChainGPT, to launch a series of Pizza Day-themed promotions across multiple business lines, including Spot, Futures, Earn, and Community, boasting a total prize pool of nearly 1 million USDT. Whether you’re a new or existing HTX user, you’ll discover exclusive opportunities and exciting benefits throughout these events.

Event 1: HTX Pizza Day Celebration: 200,000 USDT in Surprise Gifts with Seven Project Partners Get ready for Pizza Fest! From May 13 to May 26, HTX is joining forces with seven esteemed partner projects—SunPump, APENFT, JUST Protocol, WINkLink, BitTorrent, Steem, and MEVerse—to deliver a 14-day Pizza Day Celebration packed with over 200,000 USDT in Surprise Gifts. During the event, users can claim daily gifts on the HTX App, distributed at 02:00 (UTC) daily. On May 22 at 12:00 (UTC), Bitcoin Pizza Day, HTX will drop even more Surprise Gifts featuring bigger rewards, distributed in the form of tokens, Cashback Vouchers, Futures Trial Bonuses, Margin Interest Vouchers, and APY Booster Coupons.

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From May 20 at 10:00 (UTC) to May 25 at 10:00 (UTC), HTX invites both new and existing users to join the four-tiered rewards event and share a total prize pool of up to $200,000. See below for details:

1. New users who sign up and complete any spot, futures, or margin trade during the event will receive a welcome package that includes a 20 DOGE airdrop, APY Booster Coupons for SmartEarn, and Margin Interest Vouchers.

2. Users will receive 15 USDT for their first successful referral. By inviting more friends, they’ll unlock Mystery Boxes worth up to 1,500 USDT each, containing popular cryptos like $BTC, $TRUMP, and $HTX. Additionally, they can earn up to another 1,500 USDT when their invitees reach the trading volume target.

3. Eligible returning users who complete spot trading on HTX will have a chance to win BTC in a lucky draw. Additionally, after funding their USDT-M Futures account, they can earn APY Booster Coupons for SmartEarn.

4. Users who trade designated cryptos in spot or futures, or create spot grid trading strategies, will have a chance to share $30,000 in $HTX.

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From May 16 at 02:00 (UTC) to May 23 at 15:59 (UTC), HTX Square is launching a quiz challenge where users can win rewards. Participants who follow HTX Square in the HTX Community and answer all the quiz questions correctly will have the opportunity to share the 200 USDT prize pool.

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Event 4: HTX Earn Bonanza for BTC Pizza Day: Enjoy Up to 10% APY on Popular Assets Celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day with the HTX Earn Bonanza from 16:00:00 (UTC) on May 19 to 16:00:00 (UTC) on May 25. HTX is launching this special campaign featuring Earn products for both new and existing users. First-time subscribers at HTX Earn can enjoy New User Exclusive products with 100% APY. All users can subscribe to Fixed, Flexible, and Shark Fin products with 14 designated cryptocurrencies, including USDT, and earn up to 10% APY on HTX Earn. Additionally, participants who meet the net subscription increase requirement will each receive a 5% APY Booster Coupon for the USDT Flexible product.

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Event 5: HTX Affiliates Pizza Day Special: Team Up & Trade with Your Invitees to Win a Full Case of Kweichow Moutai Celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day with the limited-time HTX Affiliates Special Event, running from 10:00 (UTC) on May 20 to 10:00 (UTC) on May 25. HTX Affiliates can refer friends to sign up using an exclusive invitation link or code and form a trading team with invitees. Once the team reaches the required trading volume, rewards will be unlocked. The top prize is a 6-bottle case of Kweichow Moutai Flying Fairy.

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Event 6: HTX Convert Contest Now Live with 10,000 USDT Up for Grabs Don’t miss the HTX Convert Contest! It runs from 16:00:00 (UTC) on May 14 to 15:59:59 (UTC) on May 31. Trade designated cryptos on HTX Convert and reach a total trading volume of ≥500 USDT during the event to qualify for a share of the 5,000 USDT prize pool, with the top individual reward of up to 1,000 USDT. Complete 10 or more trades to unlock an additional prize pool — the more trades made, the bigger the share. Additionally, first-time converters on HTX Convert can also join an exclusive 2,000 USDT prize pool for new users, with up to 20 USDT per person available.

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May 22 isn’t just about commemorating Bitcoin’s first “real-world transaction”; it is also a day for the global crypto community to celebrate the growth of the crypto industry and to share in its rewards. To honor this special day, HTX is launching a multifaceted celebration featuring diverse events that boost user engagement, elevate the festive atmosphere, and fully showcase the platform’s dynamic ecosystem.

Pizza’s on the table and the party’s heating up. Join HTX today and experience the biggest crypto event of the year!

About HTX Founded in 2013, HTX has evolved from a virtual asset exchange into a comprehensive ecosystem of blockchain businesses that span digital asset trading, financial derivatives, research, investments, incubation, and other businesses.

As a world-leading gateway to Web3, HTX harbors global capabilities that enable it to provide users with safe and reliable services. Adhering to the growth strategy of “Global Expansion, Thriving Ecosystem, Wealth Effect, Security & Compliance,” HTX is dedicated to providing quality services and values to virtual asset enthusiasts worldwide.
To learn more about HTX, please visit HTX Square or https://www.htx.com/, and follow HTX on X, Telegram, and Discord.

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