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But what happens if those token's don't go up in value? How are those APR's paid? -
Bitget's study reveals that Millennials and Gen Z are the driving force behind crypto adoption, with Millennials comprising 46% of crypto enthusiasts. By empowering the youth with blockchain knowledge, the exchange aims to create a future where the world is interconnected through blockchain technology. Blockchain also presents opportunities for youth to explore new career paths in the emerging field of blockchain development, digital currencies, and smart contracts. By learning about blockchain technology, young people can equip themselves with valuable skills that are in high demand in the job market. Moreover, blockchain can be leveraged to create secure and efficient systems for voting, identity verification, supply chain management, and social impact projects. By engaging with blockchain technology, youth initiatives can empower young individuals to drive positive change in their communities and beyond. In my opinion, integrating blockchain into youth initiatives can foster a culture of transparency, collaboration, and innovation, empowering young individuals to become active participants in shaping the future of technology and society. Is the platform commitment to nurturing young talent and building a blockchain-connected worldwide worth celebrating? -
Asian shares, measured by the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index, hit 15-month highs on Tuesday, boosted by renewed confidence in US interest rate cuts. The weaker Japanese yen and a small dip in the Australian dollar kept the US dollar steady. The Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rates unchanged as expected, but suggested little risk of another hike, causing the Australian dollar to slip 0.4% while the stock market rose. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index was set to snap a 10-day winning streak with a 0.9% loss, though markets in Taiwan and South Korea advanced. The Asia-Pacific index excluding Japan gained 0.3% and Japan's Nikkei rose 1.3%. European and US futures pointed to a positive day, supported by last week's softer US jobs data and comments from Fed Chair Powell reiterating that the next rate move will likely be a cut. The yen weakened further to around 154.60 per dollar. Oil prices rose slightly while wheat, corn and soybean prices hit multi-month highs on concerns over unfavourable weather conditions.
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using the web based system i try to load a chart but get a blank chart loading. installed flash player but still not success. any help would be appreciated. thanks
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