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Tokenomics is the economic design behind cryptocurrencies. Learn how to analyze token supply, utility, distribution, and incentives to separate viable projects from scams.

SquadSwap v2 is a decentralized exchange on BNB Chain offering CEX-like speed with full user control. It features dynamic fees, on-chain limit orders, and 90% fee rewards to liquidity providers - but suffers from extremely low trading volume and zero user reviews.

Real estate security tokens let you own fractions of property through blockchain-based digital shares. Learn how they work, why they're regulated as securities, and where to invest safely in 2026.

GameZone (GZONE) doesn't run traditional airdrops - instead, it rewards long-term holders with ongoing staking rewards from sell fees. Learn how its tiered access system works, how to earn rewards, and why this model could outlast the crypto winter.

No ECIO airdrop linked to CoinMarketCap exists as of January 2026. This article breaks down why the campaign is likely a scam, how real airdrops work in 2026, and where to find legitimate opportunities instead.

OFAC sanctions have blocked Iranian users from major crypto exchanges by freezing wallets and forcing compliance. Iranians now use P2P platforms, DEXs, and privacy coins to bypass restrictions-while new exchanges like Grinex emerge to fill the gap.

The Cratos (CRTS) airdrop in July 2024 gave 500 tokens to 5,000 winners. Learn how it worked, why it succeeded, what happened after, and whether CRTS is still worth anything today.

USDT is banned in the EU under MiCA regulation as of July 1, 2025. Learn why Tether failed compliance, how exchanges reacted, and what stablecoins you should use instead.

Learn how to qualify for the MultiPad (MPAD) CMC airdrop in 2025, what actions boost your chances, and why this isn't just another free token giveaway. Understand the real strategy behind crypto airdrops today.

Crypto payments are banned for domestic use in Russia as of 2025, though ownership is legal. Only licensed companies can use crypto for international trade under strict rules. Fines up to 1 million rubles and asset seizures apply for violations.

Prom (PROM) is a decentralized cryptocurrency built for censorship-free global communication. With a capped supply and steady trading volume, it's a niche project with real utility - not just hype. Here's what you need to know about its price, tokenomics, and future.

OSL Crypto Exchange is a Hong Kong-based platform designed for institutional traders with $1,280+ to invest. It offers zero fees, $1B insurance, and deep liquidity - but strict rules, no app, and murky regulation make it risky for beginners.