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The upgrade will let holders of ether (ETH), Ethereum’s native token, unstake the assets for the first time, giving them greater access to their holdings. Ethereum’s Shanghai update (EIP-4895) will allow ETH stakers to remove their staked funds as validators. Validators have been able to stake ETH since December 2020 when the Beacon Chain was released (but not yet merged with the old PoW chain). After the implementation of Proof of Stake, users could stake 32 ETH to become network validators, but the funds were indefinitely locked. The update will likely affect the percentage of ETH staked out of its total supply
The Ethereum blockchain, home to the world’s second-most-popular cryptocurrency, ether, will finally sever its links to crypto mining on April 12, 2023, at 19:27 Eastern time4. This will open up a new era for Ethereum as it moves from a proof-of-work (PoW) consensus algorithm to a proof-of-stake (PoS) one. #crypto #ethereum #ETH #Blockchain
Why keep your crypto off exchanges? It's safer! Exchanges are like the wild west of the internet - they can be targeted by hackers and your funds could be at risk.
When you leave your crypto on an exchange, you're basically handing over control to someone else. If something goes wrong - technical issues, bankruptcy, human error - you could lose access to your funds. Let's not forget about all the personal information you have to share just to use an exchange. Privacy, shmivacy!
Exchanges also charge fees, sometimes high ones. Ain't nobody got time for that! Keep your crypto in a personal wallet keeping it safe and under your control.
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Passing down cryptocurrency to your family in the event of your incapacitation or death can be a bit more complicated than passing down other assets, such as stocks or real estate, because of the unique nature of cryptocurrencies.
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Thoughts? Are we entering an era where we need to focus less on day-to-day value and more on real-life use cases of Web3 tech?
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