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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Over the past couple of months, the situation has been dire; not only for the cryptocurrency industry but also for the global markets. This has created a state of frenzy among investors, who are unsure of their next move or strategy. Naturally, a variety of factors contribute to the movements of these markets, with government policies being among the top ones. So as crypto prices weaken after Powell’s latest announcement, the search for better and sustainable options seems to have increased within the community.  Since 2021, it has been evident that governments’ approach towards crypto and the blockchain sector in its entirety has been dicey. While an increasing number of projects were introduced last year, most of them are now facing severe financial distress, thanks to many of the policies by the aforementioned parties. An important thing to be noted is that there has been considerable grow...

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Early investors and eco-conscious crypto users have shown strong support for IMPT, making it on track to raise $12 million in its presale and become the most eco-friendly cryptocurrency in 2022.   IMPT’s innovative approach to carbon credit trading seeks to make the market more accessible and transparent, normalizing environmentally conscious choices. More well-known companies, such as Booking.com and Samsung Booking.com, have joined the project’s affiliate network on the project’s major e-commerce platform, which enables carbon credit s trading. This choice will certainly increase public enthusiasm for IMPT, which will hasten the ICO’s presale phase . IMPT Revolutionizing the Concept of Carbon Credit Many fraudsters have, for a long time, cast a negative light on carbon offsetting, which has led to a negative public perception. The carbon credit s industry is rife with fraud, ...

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage The eagerly awaited blockchain from ex-Facebook employees had a bumpy start. The much-anticipated blockchain called Aptos, which was created by young geniuses from Silicon Valley, has become this week’s crypto joke. People claimed that the project wasn’t appropriate after its rough (and harshly criticized) premiere on Monday. In its first 24 hours of trading, its token, APT, fell by approximately 50%, and the crypto network, which advertises a maximum transaction count of 100,000, initially only processed four transactions per second. At the time of writing, the project, which had prelaunch private funding rounds valued at $2 billion, has a $959 million market valuation. Do those data points make you cringe or do you laugh? I suppose it depends on how big your bag is. At CoinDesk’s first-ever I.D.E.A.S conference this week, we spoke with a few industry professionals and got the impression ...