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Amid US sanctions, Afghans have turned to cryptocurrencies.

Photo: Pexels.com Since the Taliban took power, US sanctions, bank failures, and cuts in foreign aid and cash transfers have wreaked havoc on Afghanistan's economy. The crook comes to the rescue. Farhan Hotak, 22, from the southern Afghan province of Zabul, had no cash after the Taliban took over in August last year. Mr Hotak's only source of income was a few hundred dollars bitcoin in a virtual wallet. After converting it into a traditional currency, Hotak managed to escape with his family of ten to Pakistan. "After the Taliban took over, corruption spread like wildfire in Afghanistan," he said. "There's almost no other way to get money." Mr. Hotak and his friends use Binance's P2P crypto exchange, which enables them to buy and sell their coins directly with other users on the platform. Mr. Hotak takes temporary refuge in Pakistan and trades in bitcoin and etherium again and now travels back to Afghanistan, blogs and teaches people about cryptocurre
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What is a metaverse, exactly?

Everything you never wanted to know about the future.   For tech CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg or Satya Nadella to talk about, Metaverse is the future of the Internet. Or is it a video game? Or maybe it's a deeper uncomfortable, worse version of Zoom? It's hard to say. Photo: Pexels.com Talking to some extent about what "Metaverse" means is like debating the meaning of "Internet" in the 1970s. Building blocks of a new form of communication were in the process of being built, but no one really knew what reality would be like. So while this was true, at the time the "Internet" was coming up, not every idea was correct. On the other hand, there is a lot of marketing hype surrounding this idea of Metaverse. Facebook, in particular, is in a particularly vulnerable position after Apple's move to restrict ad tracking. It's impossible to separate Facebook's future vision, where everyone has a digital closet, given the fact that Facebook really want

Does cryptocurrency a good investment ?

  Cryptocurrency can be a good investment if you are willing to accept that it is a perilous gamble that can be paid - but also that there is a strong possibility that you will lose all your money. can. Before investing in bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, you must open your eyes and go inside. Is it a good idea to invest in cryptocurrency? If you invest in cryptocurrency, do it based on facts, not hype - and a lot of hype. The Bank of England will not agree that this is a good investment. Governor Andrew Bailey warned that those who invest should be prepared to lose all their savings. What are the risks of investing in cryptocurrency? In almost every country, governments and financial regulators have warned investors against the dangers of buying corrupt currency. When investing in headlines, advertising, or celebrity endorsements is a way to become rich, investors invest without thinking about the risks. Volatility Extreme volatility is a clear element of cryptocurrency. Although yo

Shiba Inu Coin Price Prediction: Stop worrying and learn to love the bubbles of speculation

  Summary Shiba Inu Coin skyrocketed when Coinbase added her to its platform and Elon Musk did some secret tweets with dog emojis and rockets. Echoing the earlier calls for Dogecoin to reach $ 1, TikTok and YouTube's prophet Sheba Anu are demanding $ 0.01. His predictions seem impossible - as I write this, Shiba Inu would have to appreciate 169x to reach 1 0.01. No one is arguably arguing that the Shiba Anu has any technical improvements over the current cryptocurrencies, but the SHIB-USD will definitely skyrocket if Robin Hood allows trading in coins. You shouldn't worry about losing speculation as a long-term investor - incorrect pricing creates investment opportunities for long-term investors in neglected areas of the market. Photo: notebookcheck Named after the genus of Japanese hounds, the SHIB-USD has grown from $ 3 billion to over $ 30 billion in just a few weeks. Like many altcoins, Shiba is priced at a fraction of a penny, making it easier to quote in terms of market c

How to buy (NFT) Non-Fungible Token.

Barely a decade old, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are just beginning to find real-world use. As a popular way to use them, non-flammable tokens (NFTs) have immediately attracted a lot of attention - especially among artists, art collectors, and speculators. If you have decided that you want to be a part of NFT Action but don't know how to buy them, here's how to get started. How to Buy Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) An NFT is a token that is created and managed on a blockchain (usually on Ethereum) that represents the ownership of an asset. Therefore, most NFTs require payment in Ethereum or other cryptocurrency blockchain where they are created. Here's a step-by-step guide to purchasing NFT. Buy Ethereum on a crypto exchange (such as Coinbase Global). Transfer your crypto to a crypto wallet. Think of it as a digital checking account that stores and transfers your cryptocurrency. Some exchanges, such as Coinbase, already have wallet features offered when opening y