Jan 27, 2025: Our weekly Institutional Insights explores the latest market developments — market performance, industry news, exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows, trending topics, upcoming events and token unlocks — to help you supercharge your crypto trading.

 explores the latest market developments — market performance, industry news, exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows, trending topics, upcoming events and token unlocks — to help you supercharge your crypto trading.

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) raised its key policy rate to 0.5% on Friday, marking the highest level since 2008 and reflecting a more optimistic outlook on inflation. This decision, anticipated by the market, follows a two-day meeting led by BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda, who noted the need to assess wage trends and the impact of Donald Trump's return to the U.S. White House.

The BOJ's statement highlighted stable global financial markets, suggesting it has carefully monitored reactions to the new U.S. administration. Ueda emphasized that future rate adjustments would depend upon economic conditions, indicating no predetermined hike pace. Following the announcement, the yen strengthened against the dollar, and yields on 10-year Japanese government bonds rose.

Market analysts expect further rate increases, possibly by May 2025, contingent on wage pressures. This latest hike is Ueda's third in less than a year, contrasting sharply with the surprise increase in July 2024 that spurred a global market downturn.

Economists had largely predicted this move, with inflation projections now above 2% for the first time. Ueda’s comments on the neutral rate suggest that the BOJ might not align with economists’ expectations of a 1% endpoint, as he believes significant distance remains to reach neutral status.

This rate increase positions Japan uniquely among major central banks, as others, such as the Federal Reserve and ECB, are lowering rates. It allows Japan to respond more traditionally to future economic events. The decision came amid a favorable political climate, with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's cabinet supporting the hike, unlike past cycles that faced strong opposition. Ueda’s confidence, however, remains cautious, due to uncertainties around U.S. economic policy.

Weekly Crypto Highlight — Trump’s Executive Orders to Support Crypto

U.S. president Donald Trump has taken a significant step in supporting the digital asset sector by signing an executive order that establishes a working group to advise the White House on cryptocurrency policy. This group includes key agencies, such as the Treasury, Justice Department, SEC and CFTC, and aims to submit recommendations for a regulatory framework within six months.

The order emphasizes the importance of the crypto industry for U.S. innovation and economic development, while encouraging regulated dollar-backed stablecoins. However, it expresses concerns about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), citing potential risks to the financial system and privacy.

Industry leaders view this executive action as a historic win, with Matt Hougan of Bitwise Asset Management stating it establishes crypto as a national priority. During the signing, Trump highlighted the potential economic benefits of these actions and expressed a desire for America to lead in the crypto space.

This order aligns with Trump’s campaign promises, which included streamlining regulations and appointing crypto-friendly officials. He has made some strides in this area, including the pardon of Ross Ulbricht, the creator of Silk Road, and the appointment of agency heads supportive of the crypto industry.

In a related move, the SEC repealed a guideline that had restricted banks from offering custody services for digital assets, which the industry has criticized as being limiting. Following these developments, Bitcoin rose 1.5%, reflecting positive market sentiment.

Trump's evolving stance on digital assets, from skepticism to advocacy, coincides with increased political engagement from the crypto sector. His administration's actions suggest a commitment to fostering a favorable regulatory environment for digital currencies, potentially setting the stage for significant growth in the industry.

Advanced

27 Jan Weekly Newsletter.png

Weekly Institutional Insights: Trump’s Executive Orders Might Further Boost Crypto

The cryptocurrency market experienced significant movement following Donald Trump’s inauguration, which traders had closely anticipated. 

The cryptocurrency market experienced significant movement following Donald Trump’s inauguration, which traders had closely anticipated. His promise to establish the United States as the "crypto capital of the planet" and create a strategic Bitcoin reserve resonated positively with market participants. Bitcoin’s market capitalization surged, reaching an all-time high of $109,300 just before the inauguration on Jan 20, 2025. This surge illustrated the optimistic crypto market sentiment surrounding Trump's administration and its potential influence on cryptocurrency regulations.

However, this rally was tempered by a common market phenomenon known as "buy the rumor, sell the news." Following the inauguration, many traders who had invested in anticipation of the event sold their holdings, leading to a price decline. This reaction highlights the volatile nature of cryptocurrency markets, as excitement can quickly turn into profit-taking.

World Liberty Financial and Ethereum Accumulation

In related news, World Liberty Financial (WLF), a cryptocurrency venture associated with Trump and his family, made headlines by significantly increasing its Ethereum (ETH) holdings. From Jan 17–19, 2025, WLF acquired 55,247 ETH, bringing its total to 56,332 ETH, valued at approximately $181.6 million at the time of the report. This acquisition drew attention due to its substantial scale and timing, occurring just days before the inauguration.

WLF's wallet also held a diverse array of assets, including Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) and USD Coin (USDC), indicating a strategic investment approach. The rise in attention to WLF's holdings reflects a growing interest in institutional investment in cryptocurrencies, especially in the context of a pro-crypto administration. While Ethereum's price action has been somewhat disappointing compared to that of other altcoins, the accumulation strategy by WLF suggests confidence in Ethereum's long-term potential.

The report also highlights Solana’s remarkable performance, as SOL reached an all-time high of $295 on January 18, 2025. This surge was largely driven by the launch of an official TRUMP meme coin on the Solana network, which generated significant investor interest. The TRUMP meme coin achieved a market cap of $14.92 billion within two days of launching, illustrating the power of meme culture in driving market activity.

The correlation between the TRUMP meme coin's popularity and Solana's price rise indicates how new products can influence established cryptocurrencies. Despite the initial hype surrounding the meme coin, Solana has shown resilience, bouncing back above $258 after the inauguration, suggesting a robust underlying demand.

Looking toward future developments, the report discusses the recent filings for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). These filings include proposals for Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and various meme coins, signaling a potential shift toward mainstream adoption of cryptocurrency-based financial products. The anticipated pro-crypto policies under Trump’s administration could play a crucial role in shaping the regulatory framework for these ETFs.

The SEC’s response to these applications will be a significant indicator of how institutional investment in cryptocurrencies may evolve. Should these ETFs gain approval, it could lead to increased demand and price volatility, particularly as traders react to the outcomes of these regulatory decisions.

Intro to Santiment.png

Bybit x Santiment: ETH Faces Pressures as SOL, XRP, Meme Shine

Our weekly crypto derivatives analytics report delves into macro events, the current state of crypto and trading signals from spot trading volume, and futures, options and perpetual contracts.

Trump's inauguration on Jan 20, 2025 was preceded by the launch of two meme coins from the Trump family, TRUMP and MELANIA, which quickly garnered billions in market capitalization. Speculation about a strategic Bitcoin reserve being included in the executive orders signed on the first day of his administration led to a significant bullish shift in derivatives market positioning. This shift resulted in an inversion of the term structure of volatility, increased funding rates on long positions and a tilt in short-tenor volatility smiles toward calls. However, when the anticipated bullish announcements didn’t materialize, implied volatility levels decreased, even as realized volatility increased. Despite this, the bullish skew toward out-of-the-money (OTM) calls persisted.

In the perpetual markets, funding rates remained consistently high across almost all assets, continuing beyond the inauguration event. In the options market, realized volatility surged to post-election highs, even as implied volatility levels fell due to an overestimation of the significance of inauguration day for crypto. Overall, positioning across all tenors remained bullishly tilted.

Please check out the report’s highlights.

During the inauguration weekend, perpetual swap trade volumes hit their highest levels in over a month as traders positioned for expected crypto-friendly executive orders. Notably, SOLUSDT perpetuals experienced a significant surge in activity, reaching new all-time highs and a spike in realized volatility. Trump's launch of the TRUMP meme coin on Solana DEXs allowed Solana’s network to surpass competitors in fee generation, highlighting the symbolic choice of a sitting U.S. president to launch on Solana instead of Ethereum.

Perpetual swap funding rates saw minimal repricing despite the lack of significant announcements on inauguration day, remaining at neutral-to-bullish levels across all coins. Open interest data indicated no major changes in positions, even amidst spot price volatility. Consequently, while options markets adjusted short-term expectations, sentiment in the derivatives market viewed the lackluster inauguration day as just one of many opportunities for future positive news in the industry.

Speculation that the incoming president would announce a strategic Bitcoin reserve in his inaugural speech led to a buildup of short-tenor options positions just before the event. This resulted in a significant increase in call buying and the strongest inversion of at-the-money term structure since the Nov 5, 2024 election. While the extreme pricing of front-end volatility has diminished, the strong skew toward OTM calls remains, reflecting a continued preference for upside exposure as Trump prepares to sign executive orders.

block-scholes-x-bybit-report.jpeg

Bybit X Block Scholes Crypto Derivatives Analytics Report (Jan 22, 2025): Sentiment Cools While Remaining Bullish Following Trump’s First Day

Figuring out how much to invest in crypto can be even more important than deciding which specific coins you want to purchase. Learn more here.

If you keep up with financial news, it can often feel like you’re hearing a story about a self-made crypto millionaire every other day. However, smart investors know that the reality is a little more nuanced. The crypto market comes with high rewards, but it also has high risks. To be successful, you need to be willing to 

 and make wise choices. This guide will explore one of the most basic things you’ll need to decide on before choosing to jump into the world of crypto — how much you should invest in crypto.

Figuring out how much to invest in crypto can be even more important than deciding which specific coins you want to purchase. Not only does the amount you invest in crypto impact your other finances, but it also determines which strategies you can afford to use.

The simple answer to how much you should invest in cryptocurrency is based on your net worth. Someone with millions of dollars can easily risk a lot more than, for instance, a college student without any savings. Traditional investment advice from financial expert Douglas Feldman 

 people shouldn't invest more than 1% to 5% of their total net worth in cryptocurrency. However, some crypto enthusiasts, such as

 be wise to invest up to 10% of your income in cryptocurrency.

Factors to Consider When Deciding How Much to Invest in Crypto

There's a lot of variation in guidelines for how much to invest in crypto. To find the right amount to invest for your specific situation, you'll need to stop and consider these essential factors.

One of the most important factors in determining how much to invest in crypto is the level of risk you’re willing to consider, or your risk appetite. If you have a high risk tolerance, you can invest more. Risk tolerance is partially a matter of personal preference. Some people are naturally cautious, while others are more comfortable making risky moves. However, it’s also wise to factor in your age. A high risk tolerance can work well when you're young because gradual market growth over the years will help balance losses. However, if you're older and closer to retirement age, a lower risk tolerance is advisable.

When planning to invest in crypto, it's a good idea to consider the best-case scenario as well as the worst. Ask yourself: What will happen if my crypto assets suddenly skyrocket in price and I make thousands of dollars overnight? If you're the type of person who would throw in more money or keep holding onto your crypto until the bubble bursts, it might be smart to reduce the portion of your money that you invest in crypto. The flashy profits associated with crypto can lead to overly emotional decisions that can cause problems for certain types of crypto investors.

, the types of coins you're holding make a big difference. Not all types of crypto have the same level of risk. If you intend to go for a risky investment portfolio with nothing but 

, you probably shouldn't take all your assets and invest them in crypto. However, if you intend to invest in a broad range of reliable coins, especially 

, allocating more of your assets toward crypto is a reasonable choice.

Things change fast in the crypto world, so the same advice doesn't always work in different situations. Any time you’re going to invest in crypto, you need to take a look at crypto market conditions. In a 

, prices are consistently high, so you may want to invest less. Meanwhile, in a 

, prices are low, and you can often get big returns by putting extra into crypto investing.

Your liquidity refers to the amount of easily accessible cash you have at hand. Crypto markets are fairly liquid, since you can remove your funds at any time. However, since crypto is a volatile asset class, trying to remove your funds during a bear market can lead to considerable losses. Before putting large sums into crypto investing, think about when you'll need liquid cash. For instance, if you're going to need a large lump sum for a house deposit or another big purchase soon, you need to invest less money in crypto.

Keep in mind that a lot of the recommendations to invest between 1% to 10% of your money in crypto are based on income. However, the reality is that different people have different budgets. Some may need almost all of their income for things like food and housing, so it's not smart to take all your money and invest in crypto. However, others who have more disposable income left over after managing other budgetary needs can invest in crypto more often.

The cryptocurrency market as a whole does follow certain trends, but crypto investments always fare better if you actually understand projects before you invest. It's a poor decision to put a large portion of your assets into obscure crypto you know nothing about. Informed investors only put significant investment into specific cryptocurrencies if they take the time to 

, understand its real-world utility, explore its pricing history and see how well it performs on crypto exchanges.

What Is a Good Allocation for a Well-Balanced Crypto Portfolio?

Once you figure out how much money you want to invest in crypto altogether, you need to consider how much money to put into each specific crypto. It's important to have a diversified portfolio, so a single coin running into issues won't tank your entire crypto investment portfolio. There are a lot of different ways to invest in crypto.

The simplest investment advice, as suggested by

, is simply to put 60% of your money into Bitcoin and 40% into Ethereum. That's a decent choice if you know nothing about crypto assets but still want to invest in crypto. However, if you're willing to research individual coins and pick your favorites, try this asset spread:

If you are open to some speculative exposure, consider allocating a small percentage (2 - 3%) to emerging sectors like 

Compared to some other investments, such as bonds, cryptocurrency is considered risky. The 2020 - 2024 chart below, detailing Bitcoin and S&P's weekly returns, reveals the relatively drastic peaks and troughs of Bitcoin in comparison to S&P 500. Notably, Bitcoin recorded a weekly drop of over 40% and nearly 30% rise in 2020, thugh its volatility has declined over the years. In contrast, S&P 500's gains and losses rarely exceeded 10% throughout the entire period.

Despite Bitcoin's drop in volatility, it is still considered relatively risky to invest in crypto because of the market’s significant price fluctuations and the proliferation of 

s. Additionally, there are countless examples of people who invest in crypto, jumping onto trends and losing their money when prices on the crypto exchange drop. One

 illustrates these dangers: he became interested in crypto during the pandemic and quickly got hooked upon seeing his portfolio values rise. He invested $50,000 into crypto, and eventually built an impressive portfolio worth $300,000. Following a 

, he had only $5,000 left in his account.

Furthermore, crypto markets are still not fully understood by the public, and are less regulated than traditional investments, so it's easier for malicious actors to take advantage of naive investors. For example, crypto-lending company 

 promised to store customers' assets, but when the company went 

, many users found that the company refused to return their invested funds. A similar issue arose when 

, and investors could no longer withdraw funds from their accounts.

Despite its risk, cryptocurrency fills an excellent niche in the financial world. When you invest in crypto, it can ensure your portfolio is diversified and insulate you from stock market crashes and other issues with traditional investments. Deciding to invest in crypto is also a valid option when you want to work with some higher-risk investments. Even beginning traders can find it useful to place a small portion of their investment funds into some reliable cryptos.

Furthermore, cryptocurrency allows people with tech expertise to make highly informed decisions. Finding your niche is always a useful investment strategy. Those who don't keep up with manufacturers and foreign currency exchange rates might find that they can specialize by choosing to invest in crypto. If you enjoy learning about the latest tech news and following online memes, crypto investments can be a great way to turn your knowledge into profits.

However, even though it often works well to invest in crypto, you still need to exercise some caution before working with crypto exchanges. If you want to invest in crypto, it's essential to follow the classic rule of, "Only invest the money you can afford to lose." Those who take out loans to buy 

 or throw their entire retirement account into crypto can end up losing it all if the markets take a turn for the worse. Like any other volatile asset class, crypto needs to be approached with some common sense.

Deciding how much money to invest in crypto is an essential part of your investment strategy. By considering things like risk tolerance and liquidity, you can create an investment portfolio that addresses your unique needs. When you have the right amount of money invested in crypto, you have the potential to make impressive profits without risking all your savings.

Beginner

how much to invest in crypto, how much to invest in bitcoin

how much to invest in crypto, how much to invest in bitcoin.png

How Much Should You Invest in Crypto? 7 Factors to Consider

Bybit Learn

Blockchain

Should you trade crypto on a testnet before diving in with your funds? Learn how a mainnet differs from a testnet.

When you're checking out new blockchain projects, you may come across phrases like "mainnet" and "testnet." For blockchain beginners, these phrases may be perceived as some mysterious technology, but in reality, they're relatively straightforward. Once you understand how testnets and mainnets work, getting involved in new cryptocurrencies, blockchain networks, and decentralized applications is easy. Keep reading to learn all about the differences between testnets and mainnets.

 as a single, united system representing the entire network. However, the reality is that a blockchain can have multiple chains that operate independently of each other. One of the most common types of alternative chains is a testnet. As you can probably tell from the name, a testnet is meant to test certain concepts. 

You can think of a testnet as similar to the beta version of a game. Companies use testnets when designing a brand new blockchain or experimenting with an upgrade to a current blockchain. The testnet is a testing and development environment for the main project and usually doesn't run at full capacity depending on the purpose of the project. It allows developers to test and run experiments with their applications without risking their real assets. All tokens used on a testnet have no real-world value, and decisions made on the testnet will not affect the main blockchain. That also means the transactions made on the testnet are not recorded on the real blockchain. 

The mainnet is the live and fully operational version of a blockchain network. All the transactions on the mainnet are real-world transactions and typically are executed via s

. The native cryptocurrency that is used and traded bears an actual monetary value. Some people call it the actual blockchain or the real blockchain. 

The mainnet can facilitate the transfer of value, the execution of smart contracts, and the creation of 

 (DApps). In short, a mainnet is the backbone of a blockchain network and serves as the foundation for the ecosystem built around it. The mainnet is open to a wide variety of users and includes various services. 

Though mainnet and testnet may share similarities, a closer look reveals many differences. Here are some key ways you can tell a mainnet and testnet apart. 

Blockchain network developers have different underlying focuses when they build these networks. Testnets are all about experimentation. They let developers play around with different concepts as close to the real-world environment as possible without risking their assets. Meanwhile, mainnets are meant to provide users with a system for making transactions, designing contracts, and developing DApps. Executing a project on the mainnet is riskier as the developments or upgrades can alter users' accounts. 

The interface and functionality of the mainnet and testnet can differ while they are operating. Mainnets have a much higher transaction frequency while testnets have a much lower number of transactions. Some testnets may also have fewer nodes operating. The interface on testnet is less seamless, as it's still in the development stage. A look at the network ID often shows that the mainnet starts with the number "1," and testnets often use numbers like "3 or 4." Tokens on the testnet have no monetary value, thus there are no transaction fees. 

The level of security on a mainnet is far more critical than on a testnet. Still, the security level can vary depending on the specific blockchain network and the design of its consensus mechanism. Mainnet is far more secure as the tokens or cryptocurrency are used for real-world transactions and real-value storage. Mainnets also usually employ encryption, multi-sig (multi-signature) transactions, and smart contract audits to secure the network and protect users' assets.

There are two main forms of consensus mechanisms to secure the mainnet: 

The level of security on mainnet and testnet depends on how well the codebase is coded and protected against bugs and hacks. Thus, it is uncommon to find exchanges to offer bug bounties for white hackers on mainnet to help filter out potential threats and bugs. 

Because a testnet operates as an entirely separate network, you can't send tokens back and forth between blockchains. If you try to send real tokens to a testnet address, you will lose the tokens entirely. Likewise, testnet tokens can't be sent to a mainnet where they would gain real-world value. 

However, you can transfer developed assets like DApps from a testnet to a mainnet. In these cases, you are essentially taking the product you tested on the testnet and deploying it to the actual blockchain. 

Testnets might seem more flexible because they have fewer monetary consequences, but their use cases are a lot smaller. Most testnets can only be used to experiment with trading and DApp and smart contract development. It is helpful for developers to test new features and upgrades for a blockchain network before they are released on the mainnet. This opens up a gateway for developers to evaluate the impact of these changes and ensure that they will work as intended.

Meanwhile, mainnets supports a broader range of utility, including smart contract execution, facilitation of financial transactions such as lending and borrowing on a decentralized protocol, supply chain management to track and verify the authenticity of goods and material, and even network governance where token holders can vote to make changes to the protocol. 

Mainnet is more impactful because it represents the live and operational version of a blockchain network. Transactions on a mainnet are recorded on the blockchain permanently and are visible to the public. In contrast, transactions on a testnet are used for testing and development purposes and are not recorded on the blockchain permanently. Mainnet is where real value is exchanged and where the full functionality of the blockchain can be utilized.

 allows users to experiment with exciting 

 applications and developers can deploy smart contracts with a modular architecture to boost efficiency in a low-fee environment. 

Mainnets have more impact simply because they're defined and visible to the public. It represents the live and operational version of the blockchain network where any altercation on the mainnet may affect a user's fund. 

In contrast, testnet are often where developers with new ideas for blockchain projects can freely experiment. These blockchain executions may either flourish or fail and are not recorded on the blockchain permanently. 

Why Are Testnets Important for Blockchain Development?

Are testnets necessary? Most developers agree that they are essential. Transitioning from a testnet to a mainnet may take extra effort, but it's usually worth the hassle. 

Using a testnet comes with these advantages:

When real-world money is involved, people are a lot more cautious. Users on a mainnet are usually very wary of trying out new features because they don't want to lose their funds. Using a testnet can help mitigate the risks and help users get familiarized with the platform before committing it with their funds. Users don't have to worry about losing their funds, and developers don't have to worry about causing a cascading chain of failures that shuts down their main network. 

Testnets give developers the confidence they need to work around different concepts. The lower risks and reduced costs allow them to try out ideas even if they are likely to fail. All of this experimentation can result in very unusual and exciting designs. Since testnets are so versatile and affordable, developers can even try out different designs simultaneously to see which concepts perform best.

No matter how much effort a developer puts into their design or upgrades, some flaws will only become apparent once they test things out. A testnet allows people to put their theories into practice. They can implement their designs and see how they react when a regular user perform a transaction. This lets them easily identify bugs and try out different solutions.

Even the best developers cannot predict how real users will behave. This is why it can be incredibly helpful to have actual users try out your designs on a testnet. A lot of unexpected use cases can highlight potential improvement areas. The ability to run multiple formats and designs on a testnet lets developers have a clearer overview to determine which model provides better performance.

For many blockchain projects, testnets constitute a significant incentive for their investors and community members. People who have supported the product are often very excited to help test out designs on the testnet. Many companies find that testnets are an excellent way to drive community engagement. They reward valued supporters by inviting them to join the testnet and see what the product looks like months before it's open to the public. 

The safe, risk-free environment of a testnet makes it an ideal way to test and learn. People who are new to crypto and blockchains can use testnets to start figuring out how blockchains work. They can use the functional blockchain to get hands-on experience without losing money or damaging valuable blockchain networks. 

Most people tend to see testnets as just a tool for developers. While it's true that they're essential for people designing blockchains or decentralized applications that run on a blockchain, that's not their only purpose. Participating in a testnet as a standard user can also come with some exciting benefits.

Just like a testnet lets developers try out new features, it also lets users like you try out new trading strategies. It is a good environment to test out these strategies because they provide a safe and low-risk environment for you to work out a trading formula through trial and error. Experimenting with trading strategies on testnet with lower trading volume and less volatility makes it more suitable for users to analyze the trading charts and indicators properly. 

These experimentations of trading methods help users to get real-time feedback on how their decisions affect their wallet balance. For example, some traders might like to see whether they make a more significant profit by doing short-term or long-term trades. This is an excellent way of learning to trade cryptocurrency without actually risking any real money. You get a feel for the market without needing to have a lot of money to invest in the first place. For example, Bybit users can register for a 

If you're interested in the crypto community, taking the time to participate in a few testnets is a great starting point to get involved in the scene. Many developers of new blockchains would prefer real users to test out the upgrades and functionalities for them. You get to play around with the features and exchange discussions with users in Discord groups or other forums. Testnets can become a fun, behind-the-scenes look at blockchain development, and you can also connect with many interesting, like-minded people.

Users on a testnet are often the first to try them out, and their thoughts on the features may potentially impact the development team's decisions. If you want to improve accessibility within the blockchain community, testnets are an excellent way to provide input. You can explore the system and potentially highlight issues that impact accessibility. Furthermore, testnets provide accessibility because there is no economic barrier. People don't need to buy valuable tokens to participate, creating an equal ground for people to interact.

If you're new to the blockchain ecosystem, participating in a testnet is one of the best things you can do. Because the testnet is a unique experience for everyone, the developers typically offer a lot of educational resources. How-to guides, tutorials, and other tools help walk you through each step of working with the testnet. This makes it far less overwhelming and confusing when you're ready to move to an actual blockchain. 

A testnet is a unique type of blockchain that allows more flexibility and experimentation. Users and developers can try out concepts and get immediate feedback, but they don't need to spend any actual money on tokens. This special environment is one of the best ways to develop new blockchains, design DApps, or get used to trading on a blockchain.

Mainnet vs. Testnet: How Users Benefit From These Networks?

Grab Up to 5,000 USDT in Rewards

Grab Up to 5,000 USDT in Rewards