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Injective Protocol Injective Protocol is a DeFi platform designed to alleviate user concerns about high gas prices in EVM-enabled blockchains. The platform has its own token, INJ, which is being used to: - incentivize users - facilitating payments - create blockchain-based derivatives. Injective Protocol supports a variety of financial instruments including derivatives, swaps, and contracts for difference (CFDs). The platform also offers an ecosystem for token trading and liquidity pooling. Injective is constantly evolving, improving the user experience and finding new DeFi solutions. There is every chance that this project will be even more in demand in the future. INJ is a token with a capitalization of $132 million, ranking 110th on Coinmarketcap. It is supported by quite a few trading platforms. Considering the current trend and trends in cryptocurrency, Injective Protocol can be a great solution for medium or long-term investments.
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Do you think it's funny? 😀
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What is Atomicals? Empower every Satoshi with Atomicals Ordinals was created mainly as an NFT protocol, BRC20 was created on top of ordinals as a fungible token protocol, and Atomicals was created after to combine NFT, FT, digital identity, and smart contracts all in one protocol. It is the only protocol on Bitcoin that has all these things together. Atomicals is often referred to as Bitcoin 2.0 as it enables smart contracts with Dapps on the Bitcoin blockchain. Atomicals is the most native L1 solution for digital objects on Bitcoin. Welcome to Bitcoin 2.0
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imo, Rust is dominating language in crypto space. Here is the comparison between different languages.
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Overview of Bitcoin ecosystem
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Can you answer?☺️ ☺️ What is the result of below code? const promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => { console.log(1); setTimeout(() => { console.log("timerStart"); resolve("success"); console.log("timerEnd"); }, 0); console.log(2); }); promise.then((res) => { console.log(res); }); console.log(4);
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