Author: Victoria McGovern - Page 3
Russian citizens can still trade crypto in 2026 using offshore exchanges like Bybit, Gate.io, and KuCoin that accept RUB deposits. A7A5 stablecoin and peer-to-peer platforms fill the gap left by sanctioned exchanges.
Read MorePakistan ranks 3rd-4th globally in crypto adoption despite past bans, thanks to stablecoin use for remittances and savings. Learn how regulatory shifts and real-world need drove its rise - and why it's sustainable.
Read MoreZORIXchange is a regulated crypto exchange with bank-grade security, strong support, and a focus on compliance. Ideal for traders in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, it offers competitive fees and unique earning options-but lacks liquidity and altcoin selection.
Read MoreitBit is a federally regulated crypto exchange built for institutions, not retail traders. With deep liquidity, maker rebates, and DFS oversight, it's the safest choice for large-volume Bitcoin and Ethereum trading - if you can handle the lack of a mobile app and limited payment options.
Read MoreSushiSwap V3 on Arbitrum offers low fees and high rewards for crypto traders, but its thin liquidity and complex interface make it best for experienced yield farmers-not beginners. Learn how it stacks up against Uniswap and whether it's worth using.
Read MoreKLend is not a crypto exchange - it's an unverified DeFi lending protocol with no trading features, no liquidity, and no audits. Don't confuse it with real exchanges like Binance or Uniswap.
Read MoreSafeMoon is launching a new token with a 1:1 airdrop for past holders, distributed gradually over 12 months to prevent sell-offs. No SAFERmoon project exists - this is a rebuild of the old SafeMoon after bankruptcy and fraud convictions.
Read MoreBaaS removes the complexity of building blockchain networks from scratch, letting enterprises deploy secure, compliant, and scalable solutions quickly. Major platforms like Azure, Alibaba Cloud, and Quorum enable real-world use cases in supply chain, finance, and healthcare.
Read MoreThailand's SEC crypto regulations as of 2026 require all exchanges serving Thai users to be licensed. Only nine platforms are approved, with strict limits on coins, fees, and withdrawals. Foreign exchanges like Bybit and OKX have been shut down.
Read MoreNo official EVA airdrop exists from Evanesco Network. The token has near-zero trading volume, few holders, and no community activity. Beware of fake claim sites. This is not a legitimate opportunity.
Read MoreWeb3 promises user control and decentralization, but in 2026, it's still held back by slow speeds, high fees, confusing interfaces, and regulatory uncertainty. Here's why most people aren't using it-and what needs to change.
Read MoreADGM's 2026 crypto framework sets the standard for institutional digital asset regulation in the Middle East, banning privacy coins and algorithmic stablecoins while requiring strict licensing, cybersecurity, and capital requirements.
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