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  There Will Be Work in the Metaverse There is every reason to believe that the upcoming round of development of the metaverse industry will throw a huge number of vacancies onto the labor market. Any freelancers - be it tutors, DJs, music composers, artists, designers, retailers, programmers and just fans of neural networks - will start earning in the world of metaverses. Not to mention the millions of gamers who will be able to monetize their gaming achievements in real money thanks to this. Progress cannot be stopped. In a year, two or three, we will face the inevitable - the mass adoption of metaverses. Many say that the global financial crisis will prevent this, but such reasoning does not reflect reality. If the crisis breaks out, it will ultimately only contribute to the departure of the mass consumer to the sphere of even greater consumption of Internet services. The same thing happened in 2020: during the corona-dump, the shares of the largest suppliers of the online gaming in

  Tether Is Releasing a Documentary. Why? No sooner had the HBO film dedicated to the secret identity of Satoshi Nakamoto hit the screens than Tether announced their documentary project in honor of the 10th anniversary of USDT. In the trailer, the creators pedal the theme of "USDT against inflation". They show people from Turkey, Brazil, Argentina - countries where national currencies have lost trust. But here's the problem: everyone has known all the most interesting things about Tether for a long time. Including their close cooperation with the US government through the purchase of government bonds. Moreover, Tether buys them more actively than Germany and any other financial institution in the world. And here cognitive dissonance arises - how to reconcile the idea of ​​decentralization with such a level of government control? Although, I think the film will carefully avoid this topic. However, it is interesting to watch how cryptocurrencies become heroes of films. Afte

  A Game Changer for the Middle East. Bybit Launches Crypto Accounts for Muslim Users, Tapping into a $2.3 Trillion Market Islamic banking is a well-established practice in some countries. It refers, particularly, to the countries in the Middle East, such as the UAE, Turkey, Iran, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia. This system operates according to Islamic principles, and offers financial services that comply with Sharia law. Therefore, the Bybit cryptocurrency exchange has taken a bold step to align the crypto sector with these values. The platform launched cryptocurrency accounts that meet Sharia-compliant standards for Muslim users. According to Bybit, this is the first offer of its kind in the crypto market. So, Bybit has become a pioneer in attracting a previously untapped segment. Users can access two trading bots and spot trading for 75 tokens. A transparent, ethical framework is offered to them that adheres to Islamic values. Key features of these accounts include fee transparency and th

  No matter how you look at it, no matter how reliable a company seems, there will always be someone who wants to knock the wind out of its sails. Some people even enjoy watching giants stumble. Let's take Binance, for example. It would seem that no force could influence the exchange, but no: Binance was accused of money laundering, and CZ was accused of covering it all up. As a result, the company was fined, and Changpeng Zhao got a prison term. After this whole case, the exchange began to decline. In September, trading volume on Binance fell to a 4-year low. Volumes decreased by a quarter compared to the previous month. Coincidence? Unlikely. Who is interested here is a rhetorical question. But it seems that the main idea was not to “kill” the exchange. No, the blow was supposed to be across the entire market. Food, rumors, panic - that's the recipe for another “bear market”. To push everyone to sell Bitcoin, which, by the way, has grown fivefold since last year's bottom.

  El Salvador president Nayib Bukele is done with the IMF and now he's taсkling brokers The deal between the American coffee company Compass Coffee and Salvadoran coffee suppliers was completed with payment in bitcoins in just 10 minutes, without intermediaries, with minimal commission. Finally, producers received a fair price for their products, without the traditional broker markup of hundreds of percent. It all started with an initiative by the Salvadoran Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Compass Coffee, which agreed to cooperate three years ago. The embassy then played a key role, helping to establish connections between buyers and producers, creating opportunities for Salvadoran coffee to enter the US market. But Compass Coffee is not stopping there: they want to give buyers the opportunity to send tips directly to the producers' bitcoin wallets - directly. And there will be no need for intermediaries for this. This is especially relevant against the backdrop of the centurie

 🔥 We're embarking on a major overhaul and system update, transforming everything — from algorithms to names — while significantly expanding our areas of activity and changing our legal entity. Introducing: HOLIVERSE and the HC / Holichain token. In Holiverse, the main platform and Metaverse are unified (unlike the previous separation of Meta Force and Neo Dao). All holders of the MFS / Forcecoin token will receive an equivalent amount of HC / Holichain tokens. Its issuance and tokenomics remain identical. The Meta Force company is transferring all rights and obligations to the new platform. The new Ecosystem retains all your advantages from Meta Force but offers more opportunities for growth and improvement. In addition to addressing technical challenges, our new Ecosystem achieves stronger positioning in the legal sphere. As we approach the upcoming global bull run, we are preparing to launch much grander projects — now within the framework of Holiverse. This launch will be phas