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Nina Semczuk

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Writer and Editor at Freelance

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  • 1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Nina Semczuk |Red Beard Ventures

    Key takeawaysPrivate equity is a type of alternative investment in which investors' money is pooled together, often in exchange for stock in a private company. There are three main types of private equity strategies: venture capital, growth equity and leveraged buyouts. Investments in private equity are usually made by accredited investors and institutional investors, but retail investors can make indirect investments in private equity in some cases.

  • 3 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Nina Semczuk

    Key takeawaysFiat money is a government-created currency, usually issued by its central bank, and isn't backed by a tangible commodity, like a precious metal. Unlike commodity-backed money, fiat money isn't intrinsically valuable; its worth is determined by supply and demand and the issuing government's credibility. Most countries use fiat currency. However, fiat currency can be mismanaged and face crises.

  • 1 month ago | columbian.com | Nina Semczuk

    News / Business / Columnists A rug pull is a scam where a cryptocurrency or NFT developer hypes a project to attract investor money, only to suddenly shut down or disappear, taking investor assets with them. The name comes from the idiom “to pull the rug out” from under someone, leaving the victim off-balance and scrambling. Rug pulls have increased as decentralized finance (DeFi) attracts more investors to the crypto space. In 2024, there were approximately 92 rug pulls worldwide with almost...

  • 1 month ago | timesdaily.com | Nina Semczuk

    A rug pull is a scam where a cryptocurrency or NFT developer hypes a project to attract investor money, only to suddenly shut down or disappear, taking investor assets with them. The name comes from the idiom “to pull the rug out” from under someone, leaving the victim off-balance and scrambling. kAm#F8 AF==D 92G6 :?4C62D65 2D 5646?EC2=:K65 7:?2?46 Ws6u:X 2EEC24ED >@C6 :?G6DE@CD E@ E96 4CJAE@ DA246] x? a_ac[ E96C6 H6C6 2AAC@I:>2E6=J ha CF8 AF==D H@C=5H:56 H:E9 2=>@DE S`ae >:==:@?

  • 1 month ago | star-telegram.com | Nina Semczuk

    A rug pull is a scam where a cryptocurrency or NFT developer hypes a project to attract investor money, only to suddenly shut down or disappear, taking investor assets with them. The name comes from the idiom "to pull the rug out" from under someone, leaving the victim off-balance and scrambling. Rug pulls have increased as decentralized finance (DeFi) attracts more investors to the crypto space.

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