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Staking vs. Yield Farming: Which One Is Better? Key Takeaways Yield farming and staking allow users to earn rewards on their crypto holdings without constantly trading them.
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The ESP token is used to secure the network (via staking) and allows holders to vote on future updates.
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Typically, Layer 2 blockchains act like separate islands, with fragmented liquidity and centralized sequencing. Espresso works as a unified layer for ordering transactions, essentially building bridges between these islands.
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Espresso is a decentralized network designed to organize and order transactions across multiple Layer 2 (L2) blockchains at the same time.
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What Is Espresso (ESP)?
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Blockchain analysis firms estimate that up to 20% of Bitcoin’s current circulating supply may be lost or inaccessible.
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When the final bitcoin is mined around the year 2140, miners will no longer receive new BTC as rewards. Instead, they will rely entirely on transaction fees to cover mining costs and sustain the network.
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Bitcoin has a fixed total supply cap of 21 million coins. As of August 2025, more than 19.91 million BTC have already been mined (approx. 94.8% of the total supply). With the current block rewards, new bitcoins are mined at a rate of approximately 3.125 BTC every 10 minutes.
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Saul Goodman
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What Happens After All Bitcoins Are Mined?
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Saul Goodman
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Many people use both types: a cold wallet for savings and a hot wallet for spending and trading.
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Cold wallets store keys offline using hardware or other methods, providing better security but less convenience for everyday use. The best choice of crypto wallet depends on how often you trade, how much crypto you have, and how much security you want.
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Saul Goodman
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Crypto wallets store private keys that control access to your cryptocurrency on the blockchain. The crypto wallets directly connected to the internet are known as hot wallets. They can offer convenience and speed but have higher security risks.
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Hot vs. Cold Wallet: Which Crypto Wallet Should You Use?
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Give away $1k to 3 lucky people who like and retweet Comment wallet👇🏻 Everyone suffer heavy losses, unfortunate 🥵
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JinX
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Good? Happy new year
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Saul Goodman
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Remember that taxes apply to crypto trades, and rules can change based on where you live.
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Saul Goodman
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Keeping your crypto safe is very important. Learn how to store your funds and protect your private keys. To prevent losses, be careful of scams and use small test transactions before moving bigger amounts. Ideally, you should have a clear plan before you start.
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Saul Goodman
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Before buying your first crypto, it’s important to think carefully about why you want to invest and consider how much risk you can handle. Crypto prices can change a lot in a short time, and many of these assets don’t have the same safeguards as regular investments.
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Saul Goodman
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What You Should Know Before Buying Cryptocurrencies
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Saul Goodman
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While bitcoin payments offer benefits like global accessibility and fewer intermediaries, users should also consider factors like price volatility, transaction fees, and potential tax obligations.
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Saul Goodman
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Businesses can accept bitcoin directly or through payment processors that automatically convert BTC to fiat currency.
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Saul Goodman
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To make payments with bitcoin (BTC), you’ll need a digital wallet, the recipient’s payment address or QR code, and enough BTC to cover both the payment amount and the network fee.
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