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Author: Sarvottam Mishra
I am currently doing my bachelors in Computer Science Engineering. My Interests are quite vast, professionally and academically I've been interested in Crypto both from finance and tech POV, I've studied and written vast materials related to Crypto-Blockchain and did my internship in Blockchain Consultancy Firm Initially as a Marketing intern and got promoted to research analyst, I research and analyse the market, the data, the technology related to Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies. I'm also a Content Writer on Newsherder.com and cmnnews.live where I write about stuff related to Blockchain technology or Cryptocurrencies as news, educational content, reviews etc.
Why are the Ethereum gas fees skyrocketing these days? Explained in simple layman language.
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Since 2013, the exchange development has not been regulated by authorities ,which means that we’ve been trading with unregulated exchanges , and it is also challenging to deal with exchange cases. It is almost impossible to determine who is responsible. The crypto adoption grew by 880% between June 2020 and July 2021. There are many signs that suggest this phenomenon may soon change, and that the unregulated exchanges era may be coming to an end!Also read: Cryptocurrency media projects that you should be looking at right now. First, let’s have a look at Binance, a very popular unregulated exchanges On…
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