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Published March 27, 2023

The Swiss metaverse DecentWorld, is shaking things up with the release of their innovative 2.0 update. One of the changes coming to the platform with the new overhaul is the EOS wallet integration.This integration aims to create an even more accessible and seamless user experience. A companion update also introduced an EOS to Ethereum ramp, which gives DecentWorld users more control over their virtual assets.

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Designed for performance and scalability the EOS blockchain is shown to be able to process thousands of transactions per second. These specifics make it a great fit for big-data driven metaverse projects, which aim for a smooth and seamless user experience with future scalability in mind.

EOS high security and decentralization was another key aspect that won the Swiss metaverse over. DecentWorld's users deal with a large number of virtual assets in the form of Streets, Collections and, with the 2.0 update Buildings as well. This solid and reliable foundation should make users of the platform feel peace of mind for the security of their digital assets.

"EOS wallet integration was a key steppingstone in creating what we call a hybrid system. We wanted to become an accessible metaverse for both users with limited to no knowledge about blockchain technology and crypto-savvy blockchain enthusiasts. The move for EOS wallet integration was specifically meant to make the user experience more streamlined and asset storage more secure." said Liucija Lenkauskaite-Stankevice, Project Lead at DecentWorld.

EOS to Ethereum ramp

The new DecentWorld EOS wallet integration comes paired with an EOS to Ethereum ramp, which allows seamless and easy transfer of digital assets from one blockchain network to the other.

Cross-network accessibility grants DecentWorld users more freedom in how they control their virtual assets. The seamless transition between the two blockchain networks grants added flexibility and control over NFT portfolios. It also grants DecentWorld users access to the largest NFT marketplaces, like OpenSea.

"For someone to genuinely be an owner of digital assets, there shouldn't be limitations or artificial borders erected for what that person decides to do with their digital property. If a user wants to mint a famous landmark, they can do that in DecentWorld. If the same user wants to sell that landmark in our P2P market, they can do that. If they decide to move their NFT to OpenSea and sell it there, now they can do that too." Liucija Lenkauskaite-Stankevice, Project Lead at DecentWorld added.

About DecentWorld

DecentWorld is a Swiss metaverse digital real estate and gaming platform built on blockchain technology to introduce a next-generation web3 experience. DecentWorld 3D Downtown Dubai experience hosts entertaining play-to-earn minigames and has metaverse marketing placements all over the city. The platform also allows members to mint and trade digital Street NFTs, which can then be combined into Collections and staked. DecentWorld also stands for trust and transparency in the blockchain industry.

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DecentWorld Introduces EOS Wallets and EOS to Ethereum Ramp - Digital Journal

Welcome to the world of cryptocurrency, where the only constant is change! With new coins and upgrades being introduced every day, it can be difficult to keep up. But fear not, because weve got you covered! Here are some of the top DeFi cryptos to buy in April 2023: Ethereum (ETH), Cardano (ADA), and the newest addition to the pack, Dogetti (DETI)!

The second-largest cryptocurrency in the world is Ethereum (ETH), so lets start there! Ethereum has been making headlines recently with its major upgrade, which has reduced the supply of its native cryptocurrency, ETH. This upgrade has not only improved the platforms scalability, but it has also lowered transaction fees and allowed for more transactions per second.

But thats not all Ethereum is more than just a store of value. It powers an infrastructure on which apps can be built, making it the foundation of decentralised finance. In fact, many popular metaverse projects and NFTs rely on the Ethereum blockchain. Now Ethereum is promoting itself as a sustainable option for the future with a recent upgrade that cut energy use by nearly 100%! So, if youre looking for a cryptocurrency that has a proven track record and a promising future, Ethereum is definitely worth considering.

Next up is Cardano (ADA), a programmable cryptocurrency thats often compared to Ethereum. Like Ethereum, developers can build applications and cryptocurrency projects on the Cardano platform. But what sets Cardano apart is its dedication to testing it takes a slow-and-steady approach to development that may give it a stronger chance of surviving long-term.

Cardano has also developed a number of real-world partnerships, particularly in Africa where it aims to use blockchain to solve local problems. However, Cardano has its fair share of critics. With a current market cap of over $70 billion, its clear that Cardano has plenty of supporters who believe in its potential.

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Top DeFi Cryptos to buy April 2023: Ethereum, Cardano and Dogetti - Euro Weekly News

The Ethereum blockchain remains the dominant operating system for decentralized finance, or DeFi, because few alternatives existed until recently, Bank of America said in a research report Tuesday.

The bank, however, said it expects Ethereum adoption and usage to decelerate if the blockchain is not able to increase its "throughput," adding that application developers will probably choose other networks to build on. In crypto, throughput refers to the number of transactions a blockchain can complete per second.

We view Ethereums long-term viability as dependent on its ability to fulfill the vision laid out in its road map, which includes implementing sharding architecture to expand its throughput capacity significantly, analysts Alkesh Shah and Andrew Moss wrote.

Bank of America noted that Ethereums smart contract-enabled platform gave it a first-mover advantage as app developers gravitated to the platform, which led to network effects as the number of decentralized apps (dapps) and users grew.

That early success, however, was a double-edged sword as the large number of transactions resulted in network congestion and surging transaction fees, the note said.

A dapp is an application that uses blockchain technology to keep users' data out of the hands of the organizations behind it. Smart contracts are computerized blockchain protocols that execute terms of a contract.

As in prior tech cycles (PCs, software, internet), new projects are likely to emerge and poorly positioned projects will exit, the note added.

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Joseph Lubin, co-founder of Ethereum and CEO of blockchain firm ConsenSys.

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The co-founder of Ethereum, Joseph Lubin, hit out at regulators likening the ether cryptocurrency to a security, saying it was more akin to a commodity like oil.

In an interview with CNBC's Arjun Kharpal at Paris Blockchain Week Thursday, Lubin said he was "very confident" ether was not a security.

If it were treated as such, ether would need to be registered with regulators and subjected to much stricter requirements around pre-clearance and reporting.

"Anyone can say anything, it doesn't make it true," Lubin told CNBC.

The concerns that ether may be deemed a security stem from a lawsuit filed by the New York Attorney General Letitia James against Seychelles-based cryptocurrency exchange Kucoin, which alleged the firm failed to register as a securities and commodities broker-dealer and falsely represented itself as an exchange.

In the lawsuit, the NYAG's office listed ether among several tokens listed on Kucoin that the regulator viewed as securities, stating it was a "speculative asset" that relies on the efforts of third-party developers to provide holders with a profit.

"It's unfortunate that that sort of side swipe was made, but I don't think it's all that relevant," James said.

Ether is different from bitcoin in that it fuels an ecosystem of applications where users can make trades, loans, or buy nonfungible tokens.

It is the second-largest token globally, with a market capitalization of $212.8 billion.

Ether was trading 2% lower Thursday in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinGecko.

"I'm not worried about ether so much," Nic Cary, co-founder of Blockchain.com, told CNBC's Kharpal. "I just don't know where you're going to target that action even if you wanted to pursue it."

"Obviously there are some major lawsuits that are working there way through the U.S. Coinbase has already indicated they're looking forward to letting this lie on its merits."

Previously, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission also suggested ether may be classed as a security due to its switch to a new verification system known as "proof of stake."

In a proof of stake model, a blockchain's validators lock up some of their tokens in return for ensuring the security of the network. By doing so, they can gain interest-like yields.

Some regulators believe that model means it fulfils the Howey Test, which states that an investment contract exists if there is an investment of money in a common enterprise and the expectation of profits derived from the efforts of others.

In September, SEC Chair Gary Gensler told reporters that any cryptocurrency or intermediary that allows holders to "stake" their tokens may pass the Howey Test.

Lubin said ether should instead be viewed as a commodity. "People buy barrels of oil with the expectation of profit," he said.

When asked again whether he thinks ether might be a security, Lubin said: "I don't think there's any point to speculate on something that is extremely unlikely."

The SEC has ramped up its enforcement of the crypto industry lately, clamping down on companies and projects it alleges have offered users unregistered securities.

On Tuesday, the SEC issued crypto exchange Coinbase a notice warning the company that it had identified potential violations of U.S. securities law.

Lubin said crypto industry participants are "generally frustrated" with actions from the regulators.

"I think some of us believe that many of the actions are right and reasonable," he said, adding "more clarity" was needed. "We've seen focus on things that should see real scrutiny and we've seen misunderstandings."

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Ethereum co-founder says ether not a security, compares it to oil after regulator claims - CNBC

Ethereums native token, Ether (ETH), continues its multimonth downtrend against Bitcoin (BTC) in March, rising 5.5% versus the latters 19.5% gains on a month-to-date timeframe.

As of March 23, the ETH/BTC pair was down about 9% month-to-date to 0.0633 while staying on course to record its worst month since September 2022, when it fell 11.75%.

From a fundamental perspective, traders preferred Bitcoin over Ether, hoping it would protect them from the ongoing banking turmoil in the U.S. and other parts of the world. The narrative gained momentum in recent weeks as Wall Street investors like Cathie Wood see Bitcoin as a potential flight to safety asset.

As a result of the growing speculation, Bitcoin outperformed traditional assets after March 8, when signs of trouble appeared at Silicon Valley Bank. In doing so, BTC also fared better than the altcoin market combined, including Ethereum.

However, from a technical perspective, Ethereum is positioned for a comeback versus Bitcoin.

At least two technical indicators pose the possibility that ETH/BTC will rebound sharply in the coming weeks.

Related:Ethereum price at $1.4K was a bargain, and a rally toward $2K looks like the next step

First, the pairs three-day relative strength index has dropped below 30, which technical analysts consider an oversold area.

Second, Ethers drop versus Bitcoin has landed its price near its ascending support level (buy zone in the chart below).

A similar scenario in the JuneJuly 2022 session preceded an approximately 60% rally toward ETH/BTCs descending trendline resistance (sell zone in the chart above). If the fractal plays out, the pair could rally toward the same resistance level by June 2023.

In other words, Ether has a decent chance of rebounding by more than 15% to around 0.075 BTC. Conversely, a break below the ascending trendline support will invalidate the bullish fractal.

This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision.

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