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The way blockchains are changing the world: decentralized social networks. The beauty of blockchain technology lies in its ability to create a decentralized system that provides privacy, data control, and monetary rewards for its users. Blockchain-based decentralized social media platforms based takes away the monopoly of giant technology corporations over user data. Users will no longer have to worry about their data being collected or sold without their knowledge or consent. Instead, blockchains return the power to users, who can control how and to whom their data is transferred or sold. In addition, these platforms can offer rewards in the form of tokens, stimulating user participation and the creation of high-quality content. Ultimately, blockchains can not only change but also revolutionize the world, starting with social networks. Decentralized platforms can help create a securer, more transparent and more inclusive digital environment. 📈Crypto_Ocean

Are there really anonymous cryptocurrencies? In a previous post, we told you that most blockchains, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, are “pseudonymous.” However, there are also completely private projects that have made it impossible to track transfers. Let’s take the example of the Zcash cryptocurrency, which has advanced cryptography and the highest level of confidentiality. Zcash uses a cryptographic protocol called zk-SNARKs. With the help of this technology, users can make completely private transactions when the sender, recipient, and cost of transactions can be hidden on the blockchain. At the same time, privacy on Zcash is optional; users can choose between “transparent” transactions (like Bitcoin) and “hidden” transactions, providing a balance between transparency and privacy. The world of blockchains is diverse. Research shows that most users do not strive for 100% anonymity; however, the industry does offer solutions for true cypherpunks as well.😎 📈Crypto_Ocean

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👀 NOT has postponed the listing to... The team has postponed the listing of NOT token indefinitely. Apparently they want to find a time with a good market and still make NOT at $1 😂 📈Crypto_Ocean

🪑 Pavel Durov's unique chairs In the background you can see chairs with very strange tips on the seats. Okay, all millionaires have their quirks, but Durov sure knows how to joke 🤣 📈Crypto_Ocean

Crypto speak: Bitcoin maximalists Bitcoin maximalists, or “maxis,” are people who believe that Bitcoin (BTC) is the only necessary cryptocurrency. They view BTC as the truest form of digital currency that follows the original philosophy of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin. Bitcoin maximalists often claim that the decentralization, finite supply, and security of Bitcoin make it the ultimate digital store of value — or, as many call it: “digital gold.” They usually consider other cryptocurrencies, or “altcoins,” inferior or unnecessary, believing that Bitcoin will eventually lead in all blockchain use cases. Do you think we need other coins besides Bitcoin? 📈Crypto_Ocean

Wall Street giant Fidelity now holds 150K 💰 Bitcoin  worth over $10 billion. It's just getting started 🚀 📈Crypto_Ocean

📸 Early bitcoin developer Charlie Shrem showed a photo from 2012, on Halving Day, when the miners' premium first dropped from 50 BTC to 25 BTC You may also recognize other legends in the photo - Roger Ver and Eric Vorhees Charlie says you can see their strained smiles here, because at the time, none of them were completely sure that the halving would go smoothly 📈Crypto_Ocean

Crypto scams: Clippers Unfortunately, we have yet another entry for our “Crypto scams” post, where we tell you how scammers take advantage of unsuspecting users. But we’ll also tell you how to steer clear of them, too.🙂 What are clippers? A clipper is harmful software that replaces a user’s crypto address with the scammer’s when the user goes to copy-paste it. Say you want to send 100 USDT to someone from your MetaMask wallet. Hacking it is next to impossible; however, infecting it with a clipper is certainly doable. If you download files without running them through an antivirus program, it’s possible you’ve downloaded this malware onto your computer. 1. You hit Ctrl+C to copy your friend’s wallet address. 2. When you open your MetaMask wallet, you hit Ctrl+V to paste your friend’s address in the recipient address field. 3. This is the moment when the scam mechanism kicks in: When you go to paste your friend’s address in the “Send to” field, the clipper instead pastes the scammer’s address (not your friend’s), sending your crypto to the scammer. Conclusion: The first thing you should do for your computer’s overall health is to install an antivirus program. Next, try to avoid downloading suspicious files from the internet. As a workaround, using a second device for your crypto activity isn’t a bad idea either (and use it only to store and send crypto). 📈Crypto_Ocean

👌The next global reserve currency will be bitcoin That's what bitcoin maximalist (and bitcoin advisor to the president of El Salvador) Max Keiser thinks 📈Crypto_Ocean