Ethereum is more than a currency; it’s a programmable world where smart contracts rewrite ownership, finance, and governance. By automating agreements, they eliminate intermediaries, cut costs, and increase transparency. From DeFi to NFTs, these contracts form the backbone of a truly decentralized future.
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Every four years the Bitcoin reward for miners drops by half. That cut in new supply tightens the economics: miners face higher breakeven costs, forcing a shift to more efficient rigs or exit. Historically, the scarcity boost pushes prices higher, but markets react to the cost curve first. The halving is a built‑in inflation control that keeps the network resilient while rewarding early adopters.
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Crypto lending is reshaping finance: top protocols (Aave, Compound, Maker, Yearn) let users earn yield or borrow against assets. Yet risks—collateral liquidation, smart‑contract bugs, liquidity crunches, and regulatory uncertainty—can wipe out gains. Opportunities remain: tiered yields, cross‑chain vaults, and hedging via stable‑coin collateral. Diversify, audit code, and monitor market health to stay ahead.
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