It’s a test message where we will check wiki style for external links. Here’s the local link and here’s – an external link

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A press release from Mastercard announced that they had created a platform for central bank digital currencies (CBDC). What are the implications for CBDC adoption? What should be the effects on prices charged to the CBDC consumer.

The pre-programmed inflationary mechanism of the SUSHI token, designed to incentivize liquidity providers, could harm regular holders.

Glassnode analytics agency has reported that the number of ETH wallets storing 10,000+ and 1,000+ ETH has seen a major drop, while Ethereum has recovered to $370

When bitcoin and markets crash, here’s what I do (a simple strategy). There is a strategy which some traders use when price (of any market) crashes. This strategy is often called “nibbling” – but what does this actually mean and what are the risks? In what situations should traders “nibble”