IOTX price has gained 10% today: Here is where to buy
The live IOTX price today is $0.12 with a 24-hour trading volume of $172.7 million. the token has been trending the whole week and gained...
Beethoven, the first next-gen AMM protocol on Fantom
Beethoven is the first next-generation AMM protocol running on the Fantom blockchain, which shows the potential of a true Ethereum killer. At the time of...
Market highlights February 11: Inflation spooks investors, cryptos to finish the week strong
Despite most cryptos being in the red over the past 24 hours, it has been a very positive week overall. Inflation has risen to 7.5%,...
How To Avoid Financial Fraud And Protect Your Investments
Are you aware of the risks you take online? Nearly half the U.S. population was impacted by identity fraud and financial fraud in 2020, responsible...
Dear Older Parents, Having Kids Late Might Be The Best Choice After All
I’ve mentioned one of my regrets was having kids late. I was too focused on my career. Then I became too focused on achieving financial...
Back to Earth or Temporary Setback? Revisiting the FANGAM Stocks
It has been a rocky year so far, in 2022, with worries about inflation competing with hopes about recovery for the market's attention. In the...
Sustainable Investing: Investors shy away from purely ‘green’ stocks in favor of energy-transition play: poll
More stock market money could soon flow into historically polluting companies that have plans to clean up their act, and less into so-called pure "green"...
Living With Climate Change: How ‘green’ is this Super Bowl? Ocean-friendly straws and Nikola’s hydrogen beer truck try to lower the NFL championship’s carbon footprint
Ditching disposable plastic is one step that SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the Super Bowl host, is taking as pro sports sync up with changing...
: A giant, doughnut-shaped machine delivers a major climate-change breakthrough — sustained nuclear fusion
Fusion via the machine known as as 'tokamak' works differently than the fission process at the nuclear plants we're used to.