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5 days ago |
techloy.com | David Adubiina
ℹ️This article is not intended to serve as financial advice, but to encourage readers to be informed and educated on the strategies to survive and win in the cryptocurrency space. Always do your own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Most times, we forget that crypto is like flipping a coin with two faces, heads and tails. The same goes for the financial markets, and crypto is no exception. Just last month, May gave us a wild ride.
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5 days ago |
techloy.com | David Adubiina
Sometimes you just want to get in the zone. I mean fully locked in, with zero calls messing up your flow. And for most people, the first thing we do is either switch on airplane mode or tap Do Not Disturb. I used to do the same thing. But the problem with those is they’re not exactly practical if you still need your network. Like, how am I supposed to stay productive if I can't access the internet, reply to messages, or even get notifications from apps I’m actively using?
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1 week ago |
techloy.com | David Adubiina
Bitcoin goes up, ETH dips, and Solana consolidates. All crypto coins go through these phases. Or at least the ones with real use cases do. But what do these phases actually mean? And why do coins move like that? It usually comes down to a key metric: trading volume. A crypto asset’s trading volume tells how much of it is bought and sold within a given time frame. In this case, it says a lot about its momentum.
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1 week ago |
techloy.com | David Adubiina
💡TL;DR - A Decentralized Exchange (DEX) is a peer-to-peer marketplace that allows users to trade cryptocurrencies directly from their wallets without a central authority or intermediary. Like most things in DeFi, DEXs are all about access. They’re how most people interact with DeFi in the first place. When a new DeFi project launches, one of the first things it does is set up a liquidity pool on a DEX.
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1 week ago |
techloy.com | David Adubiina
Startup funding across Africa and the Middle East dropped again this week, with total disclosed deals sitting around $45 million, down from $80 million last week and far below the $525 million peak earlier in May. The slowdown isn’t surprising, but the pattern is clear: fewer rounds, more focus, and a shift toward startups solving grounded, regional problems. Still, even with the drop, this week had a few notable deals worth unpacking.
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