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A Glowing Day for Crypto: N Crypto Conference 2024 in Kyiv
Stepping out from behind the computer to meet face-to-face can be rare in today's digital world, especially in a city like Kyiv in the midst of a full-scale war. The N Crypto Conference 2024 offered just such an opportunity. Our team was on the ground, absorbing the vibrant energy and insights firsthand. 
Cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT is set to list the world’s first boxing token, RTF, of the Ready to Fight project, co-founded by renowned Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk and his coach Serhii Lapin. Trading is scheduled to commence at 10:30 AM (UTC) on April 24, 2024. Web3 Job Market and How to Find a Job in Web3 in 2024
The Web3 job market saw massive layoffs over the crypto winter that started in November 2021. Prices of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies declined sharply causing market uncertainty, and making investors cautious. 2024 seems to change the sentiment. 
Will BTC See Growth After the Upcoming Halving?
The next Bitcoin halving is slated for approximately April 20, 2024 (or has already occurred if you're reading this at a later date). Historically, this event, which happens once every four years, has been followed by a period where BTC prices soar to new peaks. Will we see a repeat of this trend this time around? Let's delve into it. 
New FTX CEO John Ray III, overseeing the exchange's bankruptcy, continues to draw a hefty salary of $1,575 per hour. In March 2024, he clocked 231 hours, netting $363,825, which annualizes to approximately $4.36 million, though these figures may vary from month to month. Ryan Selkis: Messari CEO & Crypto Leader of the Year
Born in Albany, New York, Ryan Selkis received his Bachelor of Science at Boston College in 2008 and even pursued an MBA at the MIT School of Management. However, true to the adventurous spirit of crypto enthusiasts, Ryan stepped away from his academic path in 2014 to dedicate himself to the crypto world. 
GPU Mining in 2024: Comparing GPUs with CPUs and ASICs in Mining
Miners provide computational power to Proof-of-Work blockchain networks to process transactions, create new coins, and ensure network security. The efficiency and results depend greatly on which devices they use. The most common types of crypto mining based on the used hardware are GPU mining, CPU mining, and ASIC mining. 
AI Drones: The Forefront of Modern Warfare
Russia's economy is steadily moving towards a military emphasis: by 2024, Putin intends to dedicate 6% of the GDP to defense industry needs. Despite Western sanctions, the exportation of energy resources—such as crude oil, oil processing products, and natural gas—remains the major financial backbone for Russia's budget. NVIDIA Leads the AI Chips Market: Who Are Its Main Competitors
NVIDIA is the absolute leader in the production of artificial intelligence chips. Based on estimates from Wells Fargo, a 98% share in the data center GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) market belongs to the company. In March 2024, NVIDIA hit a $2 trillion valuation becoming the third most valuable company in the world. 
Monad: The Most Anticipated Parallel Blockchain in 2024
Decentralized applications (dApps) are rapidly propelling the worldwide embrace of cryptocurrencies. Users are finding utility for crypto in various sectors, including SocialFi, DeFi, NFTs, and beyond. For dApps across all sectors to achieve mass adoption, a scalable blockchain infrastructure is imperative.