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Post by MimJannat99 on Oct 22, 2023 2:11:30 GMT -8
European ' MICAR' (crypto) legislation that will come into effect next year. Still, the ECB indicated that much faster action needs to be taken on stablecoins , because people fear the major impact of cryptocurrencies on the regular financial system. 2. Making money dancing, playing sports and walking Instead of buying cryptocurrencies, you can also 'mine' them. This is validating transactions on the blockchain. But instead of using regular power for the computer to mine. The most special other models have been developed to generate energy, for example. For example, there are: people who try to do this with pen and paper , companies that make it possible to mine Bitcoins by sweating enough, and the Dutch startup photo editor Institute of Human Obsolescence does this with excess body heat. Indeed, get rich while sleeping. But now countless other models have been developed ' to earn '. The best known is 'Play to Earn', with which you earn cryptocurrencies by playing games. This is already billions of dollars worldwide . But you can also earn cryptocurrency by walking. STEPN is a good example of this. By buying a pair of sneakers from STEPN (they are already worth $7500 per pair on marketplaces) and running, your activity is tracked in an app via GPS and you earn GST tokens. You can then use these tokens to buy new sneakers and exchange them for 'fiat' money such as euros. I myself am involved in a project with earning cryptocurrencies by partying in clubs : party to earn. Make your steps count and cash ! 3. More and more adoption.
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