let's talk about the native token of the binance centralised exchange platform

(1) Reducing transaction costs on Binance
There are many uses for the BNB, and they tend to increase over time. However, the majority of investors use it solely to reduce their costs when trading on Binance. Let's take a closer look at all the ways in which the BNB can be used.

(2) Participating in Binance's IEOs
Just like Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), Initial Exchange Offerings (IEOs) enable projects to raise funds in tokens, the difference being that they take place on exchanges. Binance has its own platform dedicated to IEOs for cryptocurrency projects, called Binance Launchpad.

(3) Commissions on referrals
With referral options, you can increase your income on Binance if you hold BNB. For users who refer people when they sign up to Binance, commission can be earned on every transaction made by their referrals. What's more, when a referrer shares their invitation link, they decide how their commission is distributed.

(4) Native token
BNB will work on BSC in the same way that ETH works on Ethereum, so it remains BSC's ‘native token’. This means that BNB will be used to:
Pay ‘fees’ to deploy smart contracts on BSC.
Bet on selected BSC validators and earn corresponding rewards.Perform cross-chain transactions, such as transferring token assets between BSC, opBNB and Greenfield.
Real-time burn
To speed up the BNB burn process and make BSC more decentralised, part of the gas fee will be burned. A fixed ratio of the gas charges collected by the validators will be burned in each block. The burn rate can be regulated by the BSC validators. Validator Consensus and Quorum
Based on the above design principles, the BSC consensus protocol is to achieve the following objectives:
The blocking time must be shorter than that of the Ethereum network, e.g. 3 seconds.
A short time is needed to confirm the finality of transactions, e.g. around 10 seconds or less.
There is no inflation of the native token: BNB, the block reward is collected from the transaction fee, and it will be paid in BNB

The role of smart contracts in DeFi

Smart contracts play a key role in DeFi (decentralised finance), enabling the automatic execution of agreements between participants without the need for trust in third parties.

Here's how they work in DeFi:

Automation: smart contracts automatically manage financial transactions (loans, asset swaps) when predefined conditions are met.

Transparency: All contract conditions are available on the blockchain, guaranteeing openness and preventing fraud.

Security: They eliminate intermediaries, reducing risks and transaction costs.

Smart contracts thus greatly improve the security and efficiency of financial operations in DeFi.

#DeFi

Here are the design principles of BSC👀

Standalone blockchain: Technically, BSC is a standalone blockchain, instead of a layer 2 solution. Most of the core technical and business functions of BSC should be autonomous so that they can function well even if the CB were to shut down for a short period of time.

(1) Ethereum compatibility: The first practical and widely used smart contract platform is Ethereum. To take advantage of the relatively mature applications and community, BSC chooses to be compatible with the existing Ethereum backbone. This means that most dApps, ecosystem components and tools will work with BSC and require no or minimal modification. a BSC node will require similar (or slightly better) hardware specifications and skills to work and function. The implementation should leave room for BSC to catch up with other Ethereum upgrades.

(2) Staking involves consensus and governance: Consensus based on staking is more respectful of the environment and leaves more flexible options for community governance. Not surprisingly, this consensus should lead to improved network performance compared to proof-of-work blockchain systems, i.e. faster blocking time and higher transaction capacity.

(3) Fast block time and fast finality: BSC will implement a fast finality mechanism, allowing blocks to be finalised in two block confirmations under normal circumstances. This, combined with BSC's fast block time of 3 seconds, provides near-instantaneous transaction finality and a good user experience.

#BNB⁩
#BinanceSmartChain
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Buy an iPhone pro max today at this price or buy an ether?

Well I'm not going to give you a course in financial intelligence but many people will choose the phone and for good reason with its ́nouvelle technologie d'AI intégrés et toutes les fonctionnalités qui vont de pair but remember the price of an ether on 10 September 1 ether was worth $11.66 so if you bought just 1 you'd need almost $2300 and it hasn't finished rising yet.
In 2016 the iPhone 7 was released and was worth nearly $769, a nice price, but today it costs less than $100 in some countries.

The moral is that the price of the iPhone decreases over the years while the value of currencies such as Bitcoin, ether and solana increases and shows a nice resilience on the market.

So what are you buying dear friend?
#bitcoin☀️
#Ethereum
#Crypto_kaiser225

Stablecoins continue to gain traction as total on-chain transaction count hits
420M for the month of August.

The stablecoin landscape continues to heat up, with transaction counts approaching all
time highs, climbing in tandem with the total supply which now stands at US$170B. The
CELO ecosystem, in particular, has seen remarkable growth, with its USDT supply reaching
US$200M just six months after launching on the emerging Ethereum Layer 2. Concurrently,
the Celo blockchain ecosystem introduced the Stabila Foundation, which aims to enhance

financial stability and promote stablecoin utility, especially in emerging markets like Africa,
Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
Meanwhile, Solana continues to capture the market’s attention, recording the highest
number of stablecoin transactions in August with 108M, narrowly surpassing BNB Chain's
97M, which held the top spot in July. Solana DeFi has been a significant driver of growth for
PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin, which has reached a total market capitalization of US$1B. Of
this amount, over US$647M is on Solana, with US$430M locked as collateral on the DeFi
protocol Kamino.
Stablecoins remain one of the most widely used products to emerge from blockchain
technology. As they continue to scale globally, it becomes increasingly important to
observe how macroeconomic factors, such as global interest rates and evolving regulatory
regimes, influence market participants' approaches to this burgeoning sector.

Source: Artemis, Binance Research
As of August 31, 2024

#BinanceResearch

let's talk numbers on tether👌

Transparency

All Tether tokens are indexed 1:1 to a corresponding fiat currency and are 100% backed by Tether reserves. Information on outstanding Tether tokens is generally published daily. 1 The combined assets of Tether2 issuers exceed their combined liabilities.

What is the historical high for Tether (USDT)?
The highest price paid for Tether (USDT) is $1.32, which was recorded on July 24, 2018 (approximately 6 years ago). Comparatively, the current price is 24.41% lower than the all-time high.
What is the all-time low for Tether (USDT)?
The lowest price paid for Tether (USDT) is $0.5725, which was recorded on March 02, 2015 (over 9 years). Comparatively, the current price is 74.68% higher than the all-time low.

offers in circulation on the various blockchains

on #Tron
Net Circulation
$60,774,070,814.30

On #Ethereum
Net Circulation
$53,936,717,087.20

On #Avalanche
net circulation
$1,363,896,851.16

on #solana

Net Circulation
$712,158,787.85

on #TON
net circulation
$730,000,002.00

on #near
net circulation
$348,999,998.00
blockchain tron is at the top of the list, probably because of its virtually zero transaction costs, which makes transactions easier, but it is important to note that this blockchain has a very small number of validators, which means that it can be managed centrally.

this list is not exhaustive there is also liquidity on cosmos, celo, algorand etc....
Following the news Tether provides an update on prioritising community preferences for blockchain support in the strategic change On 11 July 2024, from 1 September 2025, Tether will no longer be obliged to accept redemption and will freeze any remaining USD₮ or EUR₮ on the Kusama, Bitcoin Cash SLP, Omni Layer, EOS and Algorand blockchains.

The market capitalisation of Tether (USDT) is $118,177,815,625 and is ranked #3 on CoinGecko today. Market capitalisation is measured by multiplying the token price by the outstanding supply of USDT tokens (120 billion tokens are tradable on the market today).
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#tether

accepting Bitcoin and tether: what effect will this have on individuals and merchants?

For individuals

There are many different types of individual Bitcoin users in the world today. From traders looking to make profits on a daily basis; to long-term investors looking to store their Bitcoins safely; to tech-savvy shoppers looking to avoid credit card fees or preserve their privacy; to philosophical users looking to change the world; to those looking to make payments more efficiently on a global scale; to those in third world countries looking to access financial services for the first time; to developers looking to create new technologies; to everyone who has found many uses for Bitcoin. For each of these people, we believe tethers are useful in the same ways, such as:
● Transacting in USD/fiat value, pseudo-anonymously, without any middlemen/intermediaries
● Cold-storing USD/fiduciary value by securing one's own private keys
● Avoiding the risk of storing fiat currencies on exchange platforms Easily moving cryptocurrencies in and out of exchange platforms
● Avoiding the need to open a fiat bank account to store fiat value - Easily enhancing apps that work with bitcoin to also support tethering
● Everything that can be done with Bitcoin to also support tether
● Everything you can do with Bitcoin as an individual can also be done with tether

Merchants

want to focus on their business, not payments. The lack of global, inexpensive and ubiquitous payment solutions continues to plague merchants around the world, both large and small. Merchants deserve more. Here are just some of the ways Tether can help them:
● Price goods in USD/fiat rather than Bitcoin (no conversion rates/mobile buying windows)
● Avoid Bitcoin to USD/fiat conversion and associated fees and processes
● Avoid chargebacks, reduce fees and enjoy greater privacy
● Provide new services with fiatcrypto functionality Microtipping, gift cards, more.


#Tether
#TelegramCEO
#Crypto_kaiser225

How does Tether maintain a 1:1 peg to the USD?

Tether allows users to easily move their USD holdings between wallets and exchanges. Tether tokens are assets that move on the blockchain as easily as other digital currencies, but are pegged to real-world currencies on a 1:1 basis.
Tether proposes a method for maintaining a one-to-one reserve ratio between a crypto-currency token, called USDT, and its associated real asset, fiat currency. This method uses the Bitcoin blockchain, proof of reserves and other auditing methods to prove that issued tokens are fully backed and reserved at all times. All Tethers will initially be issued on the Bitcoin blockchain via the Omni Layer protocol and will therefore exist as a crypto-currency token. Each Tether unit issued into circulation is backed at a one-to-one ratio (i.e. one USDT Tether equals one US dollar) by the corresponding fiat currency unit held on deposit by Hong Kong-based Tether Limited.

To understand how Tether is controlled by Tether Limited, let's take a look at the flow of funds process below

Step 1: The user deposits fiat currency into Tether Limited's bank account.

Step 2: Tether Limited generates and credits the user's Tether account. Tether goes into circulation. The amount of fiat currency deposited by the user must equal the amount of Tether issued to the user (e.g. 500 USD deposited = 500 USDT issued).

Step 3: The user carries out transactions with USDT. The user can transfer, exchange and store USDT.

Step 4: User deposits USDT with Tether Limited to redeem in fiat currency.

Step 5: Tether Limited destroys the Tether and sends cash to the user's bank account.


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don't fall in love with your rings, take your profits at such a price.

Figures on ethereum

With a market capitalisation of almost 280 billion dollars, ether is the second largest crypto with daily volumes of 16 billion dollars at the time of writing.

DeFi leads the way with almost $45bn in TVL, or 56.91% of the decentralised finance ecosystem, ahead of tron Solana and BSC.
It should be noted that all this liquidity is dominated by the Lido protocol, which alone accounts for almost 23 billion TVL, or 41% of the ethereum DeFi ecosystem - a percentage that should not be overlooked in terms of concentration in a single protocol, which can be a risk for investors in the event of attacks or problems with intelligent contracts.

4 k+
Projects built on Ethereum
96 M+
Accounts (portfolios) with an ETH balance
53,3 M+
Smart contracts on Ethereum
410 bn
Secured value on Ethereum
3.5 bn
Creator earnings on Ethereum in 2021
1,133 M
Number of transactions today.

So how do you buy ether?
Where to obtain ETH
You can get ETH from an exchange or wallet, but different countries have different policies. Check which services will allow you to buy ETH. Since Ether (ETH) is the 2nd most popular crypto in the world behind Bitcoin, countless platforms and applications offer ETH buying, selling and storage. These include Binance, Coinbase and kucoin.
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#etherreum
#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥

When the Ethereum blockchain was launched in 2015, 72 million ETH were created on the network. Of these, 83% were sold through participatory fundraising (ICO), while the remainder were split between the Ethereum Foundation and developers committed to the pr
oject.
With its previous operation as a Proof of Work, Ether was inflationary. As on the Bitcoin blockchain, miners were responsible for validating blocks and were rewarded with new ETH. From 2015 to 2021, its quantity in circulation rose from 72 million to 117 million.
In August 2021, an update to the Ethereum blockchain introduced a burn mechanism: EIP-1559. A "burn" simply refers to a feature implemented on a blockchain whose aim is to reduce the quantity in circulation of a given cryptocurrency. In our case, this burn directly impacts the number of ETH on the network.

However, it wasn't until September 2022 that Ether inflation was definitively halted by the replacement of Proof of Work with Proof of Stake. Today, the Ethereum blockchain is slightly deflationary.

Unlike Bitcoin, where the number of BTC is limited to 21 million units, there is no limit to the number of ETH in circulation on the Ethereum blockchain.

Who runs Ethereum?

Ethereum is not controlled by any particular entity. It exists whenever there are connected computers running software following the Ethereum protocol and integrating with the Ethereum blockchain. Each of these computers is known as a node. Nodes can be run by anyone, although to participate in securing the network, you need to stake ETH (Ethereum's native token). Anyone with 32 ETH can do so without needing permission.

Smart contracts are computer programs that live on the Ethereum blockchain. They run when triggered by a user transaction. They make Ethereum very flexible in what it can do. These programs serve as building blocks for decentralized applications and organizations.

Once a smart contract is published on Ethereum, it will remain online and operational for as long as Ethereum exists. Even the author can't remove it. Since smart contracts are automated, they don't discriminate against any user and are always ready for use.

The most popular examples of smart contracts are lending applications, decentralized trading exchange platforms, insurance, quadratic financing, social networks, #NFTs... Essentially everything you can imagine

Many actions on the Ethereum network require work to be done on the Ethereum embedded computer (known as the Ethereum virtual machine). This computation isn't free: it's paid for using Ethereum's native cryptocurrency, called Ether (ETH). This means you'll need at least a small amount of Ether to use the network.

#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥
#blockchain

#ARB🔥🔥🔥

💰 Bloomberg Analyst: Bitcoin ETF had more volume than 95% of products launched on Wall Street in the last year.

This is just the beginning 🚀

📊 Looking back at asset classes since 2011 - Bitcoin is the absolute leader.

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#BTC