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Bitcoin price will hit $1M, but at what cost? — Michaël van de Poppe

Trader and investor Michaël van de Poppe says many in the crypto community underappreciate the impact of America’s ballooning debt.

Bitcoin is officially back in a bull market and could potentially hit $1 million per coin in the next few years, according to trader and investor Michaël van de Poppe.

However, the founder of MN Consultancy, MN Capital and MN Academy warned that a $1 million Bitcoin (BTC) price might come alongside a much broader debt crisis that could wreck the price of all assets in the short term.

Van de Poppe sat down with Decentralize with Cointelegraph host Jonathan DeYoung at DKGcon 2024 in Amsterdam for an exclusive interview to discuss the state of the Bitcoin bull market, whether an altseason is on the horizon, the impact of a Donald Trump presidency, and more.

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Unlocking Bitcoin’s Future: GoBTC Foundation’s Jeremy Dreier on the Crucial Role of Onchain Growth

Unlocking Bitcoin’s Future: GoBTC Foundation’s Jeremy Dreier on the Crucial Role of Onchain GrowthGoBTC Foundation supports innovative Layer 1 and Layer 2 projects to grow the Bitcoin onchain ecosystem. By providing investment, strategic guidance, and a platform for launching new tokens, this new foundation helps onchain projects accelerate growth and contribute to Bitcoin’s future—one that may depend on onchain transactions more than we realize. Jeremy Dreier is Chief […]

The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure

BitcoinOS Demystified: Unleashing the Power of Crypto, Financial Freedom and AI With CEO Edan Yago

BitcoinOS Demystified: Unleashing the Power of Crypto, Financial Freedom and AI With CEO Edan YagoBitcoinOS addresses the limitations of Bitcoin’s original design, bringing it closer to fulfilling its broader potential in the crypto ecosystem. Ultimately, BitcoinOS allows for scalable, composable functionality while maintaining Bitcoin’s fundamental architecture, ensuring that the protocol remains true to its roots as a sovereign, peer-to-peer digital currency. Edan Yago is CEO and Co-founder of BitcoinOS, […]

The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure

Navigating the Web3 Gaming Frontier: Insights From Ilya Abugov of Sanctor Capital

Navigating the Web3 Gaming Frontier: Insights From Ilya Abugov of Sanctor CapitalSanctor Capital is a sanctuary where bright minds can find the support they need to maximize their impact on the industry. They have a long successful track record of guiding early-stage projects to Web3 market success. Ilya Abugov is a Partner at Sanctor Capital, a blockchain investment firm. He recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast […]

The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure

How Logos Is Onboarding Early Supporters Onto Its Network State Technology Stack With a Bitcoin Ordinals Collection

How Logos Is Onboarding Early Supporters Onto Its Network State Technology Stack With a Bitcoin Ordinals CollectionLogos is a fully decentralized, privacy-preserving, and politically neutral technology stack that provides the necessary support for self-sovereign virtual territories. The stack includes three modular, blockchain-based protocols: Nomos (consensus), Codex (storage), and Waku (messaging). Combined, they provide the technical foundation for cyber states, parallel societies, network states, or any borderless public institution based on voluntary […]

The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure

Hashing It Out: Navigating the next wave of Web3 with Avail’s Anurag Arjun

On the latest episode of Hashing It Out, Avail’s co-founder explains the need to unify multiple networks in the Web3 space, not just ideologically but through innovation.

In this week’s episode, Hashing It Out dives into the evolving landscape of Web3 and blockchain technology with Anurag Arjun, co-founder of Avail. The discussion covers the unification of the Web3 ecosystem, the rise of rollups, the challenges of fragmentation and the innovations paving the way for mass adoption. 

Arjun discusses the fragmentation of the Web3 ecosystem and Avail’s role in unifying it. He explains that the increasing number of layer-1 and layer-2 blockchains offering innovation can be detrimental to the space due to fragmentation and user confusion. He emphasizes the importance of a modular architecture, where multiple blockchains can operate on top of a secure base layer, sharing the same economic security.

Avail aims to address this fragmentation by providing a scalable and reliable base layer for rollups, enabling the creation of numerous blockchains with different execution environments. Arjun also highlights the significance of data availability and zero-knowledge-proof technology in achieving scalability and solving fragmentation issues. He envisions a future where rollups become the dominant model for blockchains, offering flexibility and reducing the friction for developers to build decentralized applications.

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FanSociety creator explains how NFTs can bring musicians and fans together

Fans want to journey alongside their favorite musicians as they explore their creativity and expand their catalog. FanSociety hopes to be the Web3 platform that makes this possible.

Nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, took the world by storm in 2019 — and then eroded to near rubble as the entire crypto market contracted and the industry fell into a nearly two-year-long bear market. An objective assessment of the NFT phenomena might conclude that the technology did deliver on a good deal of its promises, and instead of writing off the failed projects as scams, it might be more insightful to take a closer look at what features were needed to make projects successful. 

On Episode 35 of The Agenda podcast, hosts Ray Salmond and Jonathan DeYoung spoke with Miles, a Web3 developer who is the creative mind behind FanSociety — a funding mechanism for musicians that borrows and blends ideas from traditional fan clubs of the 1950s with modern crowdfunding ideas and immutable storage on blockchain networks.

Any aspiring musician knows that securing funding for an album is difficult, and of course, once the album is out, locking in fans for life becomes the next hurdle. Miles explained that he envisions FanSociety being used as a tool for creators to connect with their audience, reward loyalty and grow in a way that is more organic than the typical NFT collections that currently exist.

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The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure

How Nuklai Is Fueling the Next Wave of Artificial Intelligence – Matthijs de Vries

How Nuklai Is Fueling the Next Wave of Artificial Intelligence  – Matthijs de VriesNuklai is a collaborative marketplace and infrastructure provider for data ecosystems. It is also a reservoir for community-driven data analysis. Nuklai brings data editors and the datasets of successful modern businesses into one ecosystem. Matthijs de Vries is the Founder and CEO of Nuklai. He recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to talk about the […]

The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure

Developing a Keyless Crypto Wallet Utilizing Biometrics – KeychainX CEO Robert Rhodin

Developing a Keyless Crypto Wallet Utilizing Biometrics – KeychainX CEO Robert RhodinKeychainX AG, a Swiss-based crypto recovery company, has been assisting people in accessing their lost crypto since 2017. The company also holds patents around the world for a keyless crypto wallet that utilizes biometrics, such as fingerprints or even DNA. Robert Rhodin is the CEO of KeychainX. He recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to […]

The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure

Hashing It Out: A case for Web3 chat apps with Push Protocol’s Harsh Rajat

Harsh Rajat, founder and project lead of Push Protocol, explains the surge in the development of Web3 chat applications on the latest episode of Hashing It Out.

Episode 39 of Hashing It Out features an interview with Harsh Rajat, founder and project lead of Push Protocol, who talks about the Ethereum ecosystem and the future of on-chain chat apps.

Rajat articulates that his innovations in the cryptocurrency industry were inspired by his background working on mobile applications.

Rajat believes the Ethereum ecosystem is where innovation happens in the blockchain space.

On recent developments in the Ethereum ecosystem, Rajat says that having multiple layer-2 networks is a good thing.

Another development that Rajat is more familiar with is the surge in chat applications built on Ethereum.

“Web3 relies on communication before it can even rely on features.”

The rest of the episode discusses wallets as Web3 identities, the use cases of token-gated group chats and the future of the Ethereum ecosystem.

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The Graph introduces GRC-20 standard for Web3 data structure