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[aryanliu93]

Explore Aarna Finance's Innovative Crypto Structured Products.

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[aarna-finance]

Unleash the Power of Crypto Wealth Management with Aarna Finance's Structured Products

In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency, managing your assets wisely has become more critical than ever before. The crypto market's volatility, while offering incredible opportunities, can also pose significant risks. To navigate this landscape successfully, crypto wealth management and structured products are gaining prominence. In this blog post, we'll explore how aarna finance is revolutionizing crypto wealth management through its innovative crypto structured products.

Understanding Crypto Wealth Management

Crypto wealth management refers to the strategic allocation, growth, and protection of your cryptocurrency holdings. Traditional financial advisors have long offered services to help individuals grow and protect their wealth in the fiat currency world. However, as cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have gained popularity, the need for specialized crypto wealth management services has emerged.

Crypto structured products, on the other hand, are financial instruments designed to cater to the unique needs and risk profiles of crypto investors. These products offer a structured approach to investing in the crypto market, combining the potential for high returns with risk management strategies.

Aarna Finance's Innovative Approach

aarna finance stands at the forefront of crypto wealth management, offering a range of cutting-edge crypto structured products. Here's why aarna finance is your go-to destination for managing your crypto wealth:

Diversification: aarna finance's structured products provide diversified exposure to various cryptocurrencies and assets within the crypto ecosystem. Diversification is a fundamental strategy in wealth management, and Aarna ensures your investments are spread across different assets to reduce risk.

Risk Management: The crypto market's inherent volatility can lead to substantial price swings. aarna finance employs advanced risk management techniques to mitigate downside risk, allowing you to enjoy potential gains while minimizing losses.

Professional Expertise: aarna finance's team comprises experts in cryptocurrency and traditional finance, providing you with the best of both worlds. Their deep knowledge and experience help tailor investment strategies that align with your financial goals.

Liquidity: aarna finance's structured products offer liquidity options, allowing you to access your investments when needed. This flexibility is vital in the dynamic crypto market.

Transparency: aarna finance is committed to transparency and provides investors with real-time insights into their portfolios. You can track the performance of your investments effortlessly.

How aarna's Crypto Structured Products Work

aarna finance offers a range of structured products, including yield farming strategies, index funds, and risk-balanced portfolios. These products are designed to cater to various risk appetites and investment objectives. Here's a glimpse of how they work:

Yield Farming Strategies: aarna finance's yield farming strategies involve staking your crypto assets in DeFi protocols to earn high yields. These strategies are suitable for investors looking for passive income opportunities within the crypto space.

Index Funds: aarna finance's index funds provide exposure to a diversified basket of cryptocurrencies, mirroring the performance of the broader market. This is an excellent option for long-term investors seeking market-like returns.

Risk-Balanced Portfolios: For those who want a tailored approach to risk management, aarna finance offers risk-balanced portfolios that automatically adjust your asset allocation based on market conditions.

Crypto wealth management is no longer the exclusive domain of the wealthy. aarna finance has democratized access to these services, allowing crypto investors of all backgrounds to make informed decisions about their wealth. With a focus on diversification, risk management, professional expertise, liquidity, and transparency, aarna finance's crypto structured products are your key to unlocking the full potential of your crypto investments.

Don't let the volatility of the crypto market hold you back from building and preserving your wealth. Explore aarna finance's innovative solutions in crypto wealth management and structured products today and take charge of your financial future. Visit aarna finance to get started on your journey towards crypto wealth management success!

[rameshgoaku]

Building a sustained crypto wealth

Investing in Crypto

Crypto currencies are digital forms of assets available on the blockchain. After the shakedown in the finance industry during 2008, a new class of assets evolved which posed a challenge to the existing financial institutions. Bitcoin was the first ever crypto currency to be available for investment. Investing in crypto currencies is a decentralised method of investment where the tokens/assets/coins are powered through a smart contract. They are available across a decentralised network of computers which make it potentially impossible to hack. Since the first crypto currency, we have evolved a long way and currently there are many other tokens/coins to invest in. They are available for investment in centralised exchanges which can be said to be analogous to stock exchanges for crypto currencies. Several new kinds of digital assets have evolved, one of which is the NFT or Non-Fungible Token. 

What digital assets are available to invest in?

There are various kinds of digital assets available across exchanges to buy or invest in. Bitcoins, Altcoins, Crypto derivatives, Stable coins, Security Tokens, Utility Tokens, NFTs, etc. All these assets are part of the decentralised network. Certain digital assets float on their native network, whereas many are built on an existing blockchain network. For instance, ethereum is a chain that allows developers and founders to build blockchain based projects on top of it. 

Crypto Structured Products

If you have heard of mutual funds or ETFs then certainly you can relate to Crypto Structured products. Besides, there are derivatives in digital currencies that are tokenized in order to hedge risks and control volatility. 

Building a sustained crypto wealth

There is increasingly a conversation around democratization of the crypto market and enabling it for mass adoption. Until now, crypto remains confined to the ones who have interest in it. There are several barriers to entry. Vulnerabilities, Volatility and Regulatory concerns are a few to name. In order to truly envisage the ability of blockchain to give power back to the hands of the common man, investments in crypto need to be less complex. The first step is to convince them that crypto is not for getting rich overnight. Value based models of various projects operating in this space have paved the way for this to happen. These models ask investors to lock their investment for a longer time horizon, thus making it imperative for them to see through the value. There are projects like the aarnâ protocol that are also working on organising the intelligence and empowering investors with the right set of information available in the market to make informed decisions. 

Conclusion

Investments in crypto currencies will become increasingly mainstream in the near future. Major institutional asset management firms have collaborated with crypto currency exchanges to provide their clients with an option to diversify their investments. As governments around the world become acceptable to the usage of crypto currencies, regulatory concerns around crypto wealth management will decrease. The emergence of Defi and more and more value based token omics in the crypto space, shall open up the plethora of opportunities to explore and excel.

Read more about: Seamless DeFi Asset Management with aarnâ finance

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Do heist stories still work in the modern world, especially the developed world? More and more wealth these days seems to be intangible and electronic, and more and more of the physical stuff that's still valuable is marked and traceable so that even if you take, it's hard to spend or unload it anywhere. What are macguffins that a thief in today's world could still physically steal today and realistically hope to profit from (without the profiting getting him caught)?

Heists still happen in the modern world. Hell, the entire NFT “economy” crashed last year as a result of a multiple heists. The Axie Infinity hack last year saw over $600 million worth of crypto tokens stolen. There have been many, many, famous heists, and there is no sign of them slowing down anytime soon.

So, in the vague sense of, “is it realistic?” It happens today, in the real world.

What gets stolen? Anything of sufficient value is a potential target. Art is one of the classic examples, and it remains a tempting target. Any liquid asset is tempting, and no matter how good the tracking is, chances are, someone will find a way to defeat it. In theory, crypto tokens are impossible to scrub, as the entire history of that token will be publicly logged on the block chain... so, thieves were using places like Tornado Cash to launder their cryptocurrency. (Incidentally, the US Treasury has sanctioned Tornado Cash, as of August last year.)

How realistic is it to get away with a heist? There are a lot of unsolved heists. Both, of physical items, and also with a lot of crypto thefts in the last few years. Some of the latter are believed to have been the product of state actors (read: Hacker groups believed to be working for authoritarian states with few extradition treaties.)

Art theft is alive and well. Now, I'm not an expert on laundering stolen paintings, however, from the ones that have been found, a lot find their way into private collections. Art collectors, and brokers who aren't particularly bothered with the legality of a given piece will move stolen art. It's not going to command the prices it would on the open market. (If someone estimates a stolen painting as worth four million dollars, expect that the thieves will get considerably less than that when they fence it, and while the fence will make enough to justify their risk, they're probably not going to be raking in millions either. Once it's made its way to a new owner, it will likely go up on a wall in a private gallery, or get carefully stored in a vault, and never seen again by the outside world for decades (or longer.)

Of course art theft can also be sculptures, books, or really anything else.

When it comes to other things, any liquid asset is a potential target for a heist. Cash, precious metals, and gem stones, are probably the most obvious examples, though, certainly not the only options.

The heist is, generally, a fairly consistent (if modular) structure.

It starts with identifying a vulnerable asset. The reason for the vulnerability may be important for the story, but not for the genre itself. This may be as simple as, “the asset exists,” and the PoV character learns of it, or it could be a situation where an exploitable flaw in the electronic tracking for the item is identified.

Once that's happened, then the ringleader starts assembling a team of specialists (and, amusingly, it is almost always specialists), to fill necessary roles in the heist. Usually this is a mix of technical specialists, social specialists, and at least some muscle.

So, assembling the team is something very specific to the formula, and not reflected in reality. A lot of real world heists simply need bodies, and prefer to have as few people as possible involved. The reasons are twofold. First, the less people involved, the less ways the resulting cash has to be split. Second, the fewer people involved, the fewer people that can lose their nerve and screw up, or rat their partners out to the police.

Once the team has assembled and they have a plan (this is usually hammered out along with the recruitment phase of the story, though that doesn't make a lot of sense when you step back and think about it), then they identify the preceding steps that need to be completed before executing the heist. This involves prepwork, sometimes smaller thefts to obtain the resources they need, and other necessary activities. (Again, this is more of a formula consideration, than a strictly realistic one. Especially the perpetration of earlier crimes. Those crimes can easily result in errors that would lead law enforcement to identify the heist before it occurred, and also help with identifying the thieves. To be fair, this is sometimes handled intelligently while staying within the formula to build tension. As the police close in on the team before they've even gotten started.)

After this, the team goes to execute the heist. Expect several things to fail simultaneously, with members of the team scrambling to salvage the heist. So, I don't want to harp on this too much, but this is another one of those places where the formula structure is extremely unrealistic. When looking at real heists, these kinds of fumbles will usually either botch the heist on the spot or provide the police with the threads they need to find the perpetrators. From a narrative perspective, it makes sense, it help build tension moving into the climax. So, while it's not realistic, that's not the point.

Once the team has the item, then they need to extract with it. Sometimes you'll see this skimmed over, but, getting the thing you're stealing away from the people trying to arrest the thieves is a somewhat important consideration. Generally speaking, yeah, a loud extraction with gunfights and car chases is going to end with the police response scaling to the point where escape is impossible. Also, generally speaking, most writers have a difficult time keeping stealth sequences tense, especially when their instinct is to transition into action.

Once they're out, lot heist stories end. The thieves, “won,” and the climax has played out. From a writing perspective, this makes sense. They won, and everything from here is going to be downhill. The team will break up. The actual process of fencing the stolen goods are going to be fairly dry, and, alternately, the process of laundering any cash they may have stolen isn't going to be that interesting either. There might be some lingering character threads to resolve, but the story is over, at least until you start another.

The main purpose for dragging a story beyond the heist is if you're setting up a tragedy. Probably with the police hunting them down for whatever errors they made along the way. I know I've cited it before, but Michael Mann's Heat (1995) is an excellent example of how the heist structure can be turned into a tragedy. (It's also a rare case that reworks a lot of the formula into something more realistic.)

On the whole, I'd say the heist genre is as relevant today as it's ever been. The specific stumbling blocks your characters will encounter are different. That always changes, and your ability to tune your story to your setting is always important. From a strictly mechanical perspective, there's no difference from your character accidentally leaving his driver's license behind at the scene of the heist, and failing to identify a tracker concealed in the stolen object. Both of them create a direct line from the crime back to that character. In a very real sense, a lot of the particulars for how this plays out is simply flavor. If you want your heist to be a techno-thriller, then you can absolutely do that, though you will probably have to spend quite a bit of time studying modern security methods and technology, but you can do that.

-Starke

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[ohnoitstbskyen]

So a bit of personal behind-the-scenes blogging here about YouTube sponsorships, doing creative writing for a job, workloads and stress and burnout.

I am never taking this many sponsorships ever again.

I don't know if there was something in the water in September or if a bunch of marketing budgets just needed to get burned, but at the end of August I started getting a lot more emails than usual from agencies that wanted to purchase sponsorship integrations. I'm sure there's some structural industry-side reason for this that I'm simply not privy to, but from my perspective it was just a flood of emails.

There were the usual ones, of course, the RAID: Shadow Legends sponsorship that I am getting very tired of turning down over and over again, a bit of crypto-nonsense and Play2Earn games which can go get f*d, and then a smattering of things that just kinda don't fit my channel or my audience, like a Chinese-run site doing online coding classes for people who want to emigrate and work in the PRC, or one of those semi-fraudulent "purchase a square foot of land in Scotland and become a Lord, technically!" which are, like, usually just a harmless novelty, but not really fit for my audience.

The way influencer marketing on YouTube works (at least at my level of micro-celebrity) is that companies will contract marketing agencies to run campaigns for them. The agencies bid against each other for contracts, promising to deliver maximum engagement at minimal cost. The company picks an agency and gives them a pile of money to spend on ad-buys. Agencies reach out to influencers en masse (usually through mailing lists and directories of channels above a certain size, listing their general content and likely audience profiles), and ask us how much we charge for a 30-60 second integration.

The marketing agency's objective is to make their budget deliver as many trackable metrics for their client as possible, usually in the form of signups, clicks, website traffic and so on. Some agencies will focus on advertising only with huge names that have massive reach, some will pick out a hundred smaller creators hoping to cast a wider net. Most agencies will do some mix of the two.

So, they email me like "how much for an integration?" and I... have to invent an answer. See, there isn't really a standard rate for any of this. How much is a view on my channel worth? How much return on investment does an ad on my channel generate? I'm just a person, I don't have a market research department, I don't have any education or training in evaluating the effectiveness of advertising. I make video essays about game characters and occasional anime.

The best resource for YouTubers on this subject is... each other. We basically just have to talk to one another, figure out what everyone is charging and try and derive a reasonable rate from that. There isn't a union or a guild, there are no associations or central resources (or even community resources) that set the standards or allow us some form of collective bargaining.

My problem is that most of the peers I talk to don't really do influencer marketing. They stick with ad revenue and Patreon/Twitch subscriptions, or just aren't on the radar of advertisers yet, so I'm flying this one kinda by the seat of my pants.

Ayway, returning to the subject. In September I get a lot more inquiries about sponsorship than usual, which puts me in the very unusual position of turning sponsors down not because their product is a bad fit, or a crypto scam, or RAID: Shadow Legends, but because I simply can't make enough videos fast enough to fill the "order."

I book Squarespace and Skillshare, which are reputable companies whose products I've used myself, which basically fills out my schedule, and then the offers keep coming. I should not have accepted as many as I did.

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I should say, I've never been poor. I come from a middle class family in a Scandinavian social democracy, there are safety nets under me that most people don't get to have, and I don't ever have to really be afraid of ending up on the street or starving. What I have been is broke. I used to make my living as a commission artist and cartoonist, and spent essentially a decade constantly, constantly dancing right on the very edge of being able to make rent each month. I was chasing a dream of building up a customer base to fund my independent comics work, and... it broke me a little bit. I came down with a very dark depression that I couldn't really deal with, and spent weeks and weeks pulling all-nighters chasing commissions and doing work trying to scratch money together.

YouTube happened entirely by accident, and for all that I've complained about the troubles that come with this work, might have genuinely saved my life a little bit.

I bring this up to say, ever since the YouTube gig started reliably paying my bills, I have had at least a couple of realizations per year of just how anxious and freaked out I still get about money. I still check my online bank obsessively, I still fret over keeping savings and paying bills, I still feel guilt over spending money on non-essentials.

And when I get too many sponsorship offers, I still feel like I should accept all of them, and pull whatever all-nighters it takes to fulfil them, even though I'm not 24 any more and when I tried to do it as a 24 year old it caused a depression that nearly made me suicidal.

Because what if these are the last sponsorships I'll ever get? What if the next sixth months are really bad months and I don't make as much in ad revenue? What if my videos lose steam and the audience moves on? What if everyone gets tired of me? What if someone copyright strikes my channel twelve times out of nowhere and kills it forever?

I haven't been broke in years now. I'm not a wealthy man, but I haven't been broke. I don't have a pension fund, but my bills are paid, and looking rationally at the statistics and analytics I have access to, there is literally no reason to believe it'll all go "poof!" and be gone overnight.

And yet, I feel so guilty about not taking every sponsorship I can ethically take. I feel so guilty about not hoarding money, building savings, protecting myself, "being responsible." And I feel so afraid of that unnamed catastrophe lurking just around the corner, where I'll be punished for my hubris to think that I was ever safe, and thrown right back into that fearful scramble. Right back into that depression.

It's a sticky fear. You scrub and scrub and scrub, and the stain of it just won't come out.

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I took too many sponsorships in the latter half of this year. This is a champagne problem, there are creatives I know who would kill to get sponsorships at all, and I'm not trying to fish for too much sympathy here. "Oh no, too many people wanted to give you money to read 60 second ads, boo hoo YouTube man, how sad for you" is, like, a valid response to this. I'm not exactly being ground down by the Amazon Fulfilment Center over here. It's not a cry for help, or a plea for support, it's just a blog.

But I took too many sponsorships. I clogged my schedule, and committed myself to a lot of work, and... every other part of my life suffered. I found it harder and harder to spend time with my family, because the next deadline was always on my mind. That knowledge that taking time to do anything else inevitably means a harder rush to finish the work, it means more stress and less space to think, less space to do good work.

Because that's the other anxiety, of course. Having taken these sponsorships, I now feel pretty intensely that I need to make videos that are good enough that my audience doesn't feel taken advantage of, that they feel that the content I put behind the ad was worth the time they took to sit through it. Sponsored videos need to be better, they need to have higher production quality, better scripts, better editing.

So how do you justify taking time to do anything else?

I spent less time with my family, I became less and less able to keep the apartment clean, less and less able to cook, less and less able to even spend time socializing and doing enrichment for my pet rats, which they need for their mental health. And I started to feel the familiar sensation of burnout eating me up from the chest outwards.

I had started taking piano lessons at the local community center, something I've wanted to do for myself for a decade. And I had to cancel those lessons over and over again, and usually last minute, because work just got in the way. Last week I told my teacher that I simply wouldn't be able to make it to them anymore, to cancel the whole thing. And that knocked the wind out of me more than I thought, honestly. That was something I had been so excited to finally do for myself, and it just got bled out in front of me by the workload I couldn't get myself to say no to.

I've dealt with burnout many times before. I know what it is, I know how to recover from it. But I have never learned to stop inflicting it on myself. I am a workaholic, I am addicted to the stress of this sh**, not because I find it pleasurable, but because for ten years the satisfaction of finishing a piece of work and securing the paycheck was the only sense of real relief and catharsis I ever got to feel from my anxiety, and I don't know how to stop chasing that high. When I'm stressed, when I'm anxious, when I'm feeling unsure or unmoored, the only response I know is to drown myself in work. Energy drinks and junk food and too little sleep. I don't have any other real coping mechanisms.

It'll take... a while to fix those things, I think. It's not happening right now. But I am promising myself this, at least: I am never taking this many sponsorships ever again.

[muchymozzarella]

I feel like I gotta mention I was a big fan of Mr Beast before and not so much now, but also like. I cannot pretend he doesn't help ppl because he absolutely does. Especially early on when he was simply spending money as fast as he could earn it by straight up giving it away. I found that charming if uninformed bc none of it was sustainable and yet it was genuine and did help ppl in the moment. He also allowed them to choose what they needed. Even now he often asks ppl what they need and provides it, which I think is good. The problem we run into is when his newer vids have such an obvious advertising angle for big companies. Oh you gave thousands of Brand Name Shoes away when many places have dumpsites full of shoes bc they don't actually need those shoes and a lot of them are bad quality, cool ok that sounds great (it does not) 👍🏾

Oh you're shilling for Tesla again sure ok whatever

I want to make it clear that I still appreciate he wants to help. Half the time he does very much help. He also informed ppl of the behind the scenes of stuff like what taxes and insurance goes into getting stuff like a new house and car and whatnot.

But philanthropy as a whole is kind of structurally harmful when it's done by rich ppl and companies that lobby against the social safety nets and structures that allow ppl to even afford to own a house. I don't know if MrBeast owns one of those companies, but he certainly collaborates with those types of companies and gives them good press to hide all the anti poor lobbying and other ethical issues

I must also say that according to him in his own interviews, his goal is just growth, which is probably Prime Capitalism and fills me with dread, just trying to one up himself over and over, when actual social welfare is not interested in infinite growth, but in sustainability. I don't know how these two goals will align if he purports to be philanthropic.

I can list down all the reasons MrBeast is Problematic but it will not change the people he helped, who I truly believe benefited from his help. But it will also not change the fact that he's become too big to be a good guy without the many, many caveats of "if you don't count his chocolate partner having a child labour lawsuit" or "if you don't count the many issues with the ghost kitchens his Beast Burgers operate out of" or "if you don't count that the Real Life Squid Game was just a clownishly bad idea that missed the point of the show entirely"

I also want to add that there's something I appreciate about him that I cannot fully agree with, but I can't say is wrong.

When he says he's "apolitical" outside of being LGBTQ+ positive, my first reaction is the usual cringe of people claiming to be apolitical, but then he follows it up with the fact that he believes there's no political boundary to charity and being poor, and quite frankly he's correct. In the USA both Democrat politicians and Republican politicians protect corporate interests, and there's functionally no political divide when it comes to class struggle.

He's directly worked with people who know the needs of those who are struggling. He works directly with people who actively volunteer or work for nonprofits that help poor people.

He may be a bit too centrist for some of y'all but I think he means well and is much more left than right.

I worry that he seems to aim to be a billionaire. I worry that he's further entrenching himself in that sort of crowd.

I liked the guy I used to see in his videos and the more he rubs elbows with crypto shills and billionaires and corporations the less I see of that guy.

I guess this is my long-winded way of saying I don't think Jimmy Donaldson is a bad guy. I just worry that, outside of his recent stand against transphobia, it doesn't seem like he's becoming a better guy than he was years ago. I could be wrong, but idk.

I also think his products mostly suck but that's not a personal failing lol that's just average YouTube product releases

[allproducts81]

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[crazyvoidwerewolf]

Unlocking DeFi Asset Management

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[communistkenobi]

I’d be very interested to hear your thoughts about the growth of American fascism as a movement made up of small scale cells like how Louis Beam advocated for, considering the authoritarian personality’s perspectives? We had an extremely interesting seminar on the KKK that branched into talking about their theorists in the 70s onwards and then into the current recession of the KKK in favour of smaller movements like the boogaloo bois or generally the Unite the Right groups. Cause the KKK was last successful nationally in the 20s, then WW2 and publishing of the authoritarian personality, then 60s and 70s civil rights KKK then alt right theorising

I’ve been thinking about this a lot!!! My answer is going to be kinda scatterbrained because it requires a lot of preamble, but tl;dr I think the decentralised cell structure of the current right wing reactionary movement(s) is not at all in conflict with the idea that fascism requires (and desires) a strong authoritarian state leader. To the extent that fascism is an ideological output of capitalism, we can liken fascist movements today to crypto-currency.

I think central to this discussion is the process of neoliberalism. Which is a word that people seem to struggle with (I also did for a while), but it’s essentially the idea that social problems can be solved via the market. Ideologically, this means an intense focus on the individual as a consumer (self-care products are usually a prime example of the neoliberalisation of healthcare, which more broadly is the concept of spending money to feel good and therefore making it easier for you to be economically productive again) and decentralisation of the government. The “downloading” of responsibility to manage problems like social services, healthcare, welfare, housing, etc from federal to provincial/state governments, and then eventually to municipal governments, means that smaller and smaller governments are now responsible for managing larger and larger slices of civic life. Which they can’t handle, so they turn to non-profits, charities, and corporations to help with the costs. This then directly inserts capital interests into these spheres of public life, and also de-democratises them, as they are now being managed (ie, paid for) by non-government organisations.

But this was not accompanied by some massive shift in power. The basic functions of society were still being administered, and while peoples lives got materially worse because of this decentralising process, there was no fundamental restructuring of the way society operated. However, when you couple this with the dismantling of unions, the selling off of public lands to private businesses, and the de-democratising of social services, you have absolutely destroyed peoples’ ability to foster community. You can’t organise at work, you can’t go anywhere or do anything unless you pay for something, and joining community councils now means navigating an insane bureaucratic web of NGOs, charities, public-private partnerships, etc just to get a five hundred dollar grant to throw a neighbourhood barbecue at the local community centre (if that centre is even open anymore). This is also coupled with people’s wages stagnating, work hours becoming longer, housing prices skyrocketing, and overall just cost of living going up while your wages go down, depressing your ability to do anything other than work.

So the fabric of civil life has been torn to shreds, but people are not individually more free than they used to be, their lives just suck more now. And this I think is where things like qanon and other decentralised, online networks rise to prominence. The internet facilitates the building of communities across space, and while it’s not a replacement for a robust social and civic life, it’s the best you’re going to get.

So, again to compare it to crypto-currency - the base power that money has in our society is not threatened by crypto. It’s a decentralised network of assets, sure, but those are still evaluated in relation to global state currency (almost always USD), and they are literally fucking useless unless you cash out with real actual currency. You are only obscuring the functioning of central power by doing this, you aren’t actually challenging banks or the state. In the same way, I think fascists can operate in these individual little groups, inventing insane conspiracies as a form of entertainment, but the central authoritarian logic of fascism is not being questioned by idiots claiming on image boards that giving your child bleach will cure covid or whatever, even when those groups clash about the details of their newest conspiracy theory. They still want to install their leader as the president of the United States - they still want to use the power and authority of the state that currently exists to their advantage, they don’t want to demolish it (although they do want to change a lot about current public life, certainly). Fascism has undergone the same neoliberalisation process - power is simply being obscured by the functioning of capital, it’s not actually being divided up.

Now what you were mentioning with the KKK is an intentional strategy. I don’t think shit like qanon is intentional in the same way. I think these people are simply responding to the moment they live in. And in the same way neoliberalism has been extraordinarily beneficial to capital interests, I think this neoliberal form of fascism can be beneficial in many of the same ways to right wing aspirations for state power. The Authoritarian Personality describes fascism as an irrational totality, a desire to be completely ruled by another person, and that fascism is a product of capitalism. Again, I don’t know how true that is (as in, I don’t think abolishing capitalism will rid us of violent and horrible people, but that’s another conversation), but fascism has adapted extremely well alongside capitalism, and you seem to be able to measure the state of the reactionary right with whatever the fuck is going on in the economy, so describing fascism as a function of capitalism seems to hold a lot of explanatory value.

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What Are Lawful Structures for Fintech in Vietnam?

What Are Lawful Structures for Fintech in Vietnam?

The foundation for the leap forward in all spheres of life has been established by the 4.0 industrial revolution and the explosion of the Internet. Science and technology have a direct impact on the financial sector, which is not exception.

Fintech – Financial Technology is a new type of finance that has emerged alongside traditional finance and has superior characteristics that are appropriate for the current circumstance and actual requirements. Despite the benefits of Fintech, its operation is fraught with difficulties, including legal issues.

Blockchain, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, biometrics, and other technologies may be used by fintech. However, Vietnam currently lacks a comprehensive legal framework for these technologies. As a result, depending on the circumstances, laws pertaining to intellectual property, information technology, high technology, science and technology, cyberinformation security, and cybersecurity can all be enacted. In addition to ensuring the security of databases and the intellectual property that is associated with them, these regulations partially facilitate the research, development, and application of technological innovation.

Digital payment, in particular, is a big part of fintech. Non-cash payments, intermediary payment services, and the Law on Credit Institutions govern this sector. The Top state leader likewise gave Choice 316 since Walk 9, 2021, permitting the utilization of versatile cash to pay for labor and products of little worth. This is the legal basis for Fintech companies that offer digital payment services and for customers to use this method. Applications of fintech include asset management, peer-to-peer lending, and crypto currencies, all of which are not yet clearly regulated in Vietnam.

Due to the significance of establishing legal guidelines for Fintech, Official Dispatch No. 2433/VPCP-KTTH dated August 31, 2021 of the Public authority Office coordinated: “The State Bank of Vietnam chairs and coordinates with relevant agencies to continue studying and concretizing regulations on the pilot mechanism of P2P lending in the process of developing and finalizing the draft Decree on a controlled trial mechanism. Control (Regulatory Sandbox) financial technology activities in the banking sector, report to competent authorities for consideration and decision in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Promulgation of Legal Documents”.

Resolution No. was published by the government on September 6, 2021. 100/NQ-CP supporting the proposition to plan a Pronouncement on a system for controlled testing of Fintech exercises in the field of the financial area. After conducting research, the Draft Decree on the controlled trial mechanism for Fintech activities in the banking sector was published by the State Bank of Vietnam in April 2022. This draft is currently at the phase of looking for public remark and has not been endorsed. The development of the draft denotes another move toward Vietnam's lawful system for Fintech, establishing a strong starting point for the later birth of the Declaration.

The Decree on Controlled Trial Mechanism for Fintech in the banking sector will be officially issued by the government in the event that the Draft is approved. Credit institutions and financial technology companies will be able to test Fintech technology in a controlled manner as a result of this Decree. They can survey the adequacy and potential dangers while utilizing Fintech arrangements. The experiment's findings can be used to identify problems that need to be addressed in order for the legislature to pass legislation to regulate Fintech in the banking sector. If this is the case, banking will be a ground-breaking industry that will inspire Fintech regulations in other areas.

Despite the solid and quick improvement of web and its application, having a different lawful system for Fintech in Vietnam in the future is normal. Fintech lawyers in Vietnam who are interested in Fintech could also contribute by commenting on draft laws and providing clients with advice based on real-world examples. It goes without saying that the technology sector is home to some of the most successful businesses in the world. Fintech is the startup with the fastest growth rate among them. The sooner legitimate system of Fintech can be given, the better for Vietnam to gobble up amazing chances to draw in venture and find the world.

Our Fintech, banking legal counselors at Insect Legal Advisors - a law office in Vietnam will continuously circle back to the improvement of the legitimate system in Fintech in Vietnam to give updates to clients.

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Unveiling the Potential of Crypto Investments and Structured Products: Aarna’s Revolutionary Approach

In recent years, the world of finance has witnessed a significant shift towards digital assets and cryptocurrencies. As traditional investment avenues face increasing volatility and uncertainty, investors are turning to alternative options that offer higher potential returns. One such platform that has gained immense popularity is Aarna, a revolutionary fintech company that specializes in crypto investments and structured products. In this article, we will delve into the potential of crypto structured products, and how Aarna is leading the way in this emerging market.

Understanding Crypto Investments:

Crypto investments refer to the process of investing in digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies. These investments have gained traction due to their decentralized nature, potential for high returns, and the underlying blockchain technology that ensures transparency and security. However, the volatile nature of cryptocurrencies has deterred many traditional investors from exploring this avenue. This is where Aarna comes in, offering a unique approach to crypto investments that minimizes risk and maximizes returns.

Aarna’s Approach to Crypto Investments:

Aarna takes a structured approach to crypto investments, combining traditional investment strategies with the potential of digital assets. The company employs a team of experienced professionals who analyze market trends, conduct thorough research, and develop investment strategies that mitigate risks associated with cryptocurrencies. By diversifying investments across various digital assets and employing risk management techniques, Aarna aims to provide investors with a stable and profitable investment experience.

Structured Products: A New Frontier in Crypto Investments:

Structured products are financial instruments that combine traditional investments with derivatives, offering investors exposure to a specific asset class or market. Aarna has taken this concept to the world of cryptocurrencies, creating structured products that allow investors to participate in the potential upside of digital assets while minimizing downside risks. These products are designed to cater to different risk appetites and investment goals, providing investors with a range of options to choose from.

Benefits of Aarna’s Structured Products:

1.         Risk Mitigation: Aarna’s structured products are designed to minimize risks associated with crypto investments. By incorporating derivatives and hedging strategies, these products provide downside protection, ensuring that investors are not exposed to the full volatility of the crypto market.

2.         Diversification: Aarna’s structured products offer investors exposure to a diversified portfolio of digital assets. This diversification helps spread the risk and reduces the impact of any single asset’s performance on the overall investment.

3.         Transparency and Security: Aarna leverages blockchain technology to ensure transparency and security in its structured products. The use of smart contracts and decentralized ledgers provides investors with real-time access to their investments, eliminating the need for intermediaries and enhancing trust.

4.         Potential for High Returns: Despite the risks associated with cryptocurrencies, they have the potential to deliver significant returns. Aarna’s structured products aim to capture this potential by combining traditional investment strategies with the upside of digital assets, offering investors the opportunity to generate attractive returns.

Conclusion: As the world of finance continues to evolve, crypto investments and structured products are emerging as viable alternatives to traditional investment avenues. Aarna, with its innovative approach and expertise in the field, is at the forefront of this revolution. By combining traditional investment strategies with the potential of digital assets, aarna offers investors a unique opportunity to participate in the crypto market while minimizing risks. As more investors recognize the potential of crypto investments and structured products, Aarna is poised to become a leading player in this rapidly growing market.

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What is the best exchange, OKX or Binance?

Binance and OKX are among the most talked-about crypto exchanges in the world. After reading this post, you will be able to choose the exchange that is most suitable for you.

Binance Review

Binance is a name you may have heard of even if you're new to crypto. Binance was established in the year 2017 and is the most popular crypto exchange by trading volume. There are currently over 28 million users.

Binance allows traders to experience huge trading volumes and liquidity, as well as low costs. It also offers an advanced trading platform.

Security, Fees, and other features of Binance

Binance has accounts that are tier-based, meaning traders can boost their VIP level by achieving the highest volume of transactions or having the native BNB tokens. In addition to the very lower cost of trading, Binance also offers a few trading pairs for absolutely no cost.

Concerning security, Binance follows industry standards and is attentive to its fund security. The exchange was hacked by a hacker in January 2019, resulting in a loss of $40,000. These funds were later returned.

Products from Binance Available

Binance is the home of the most number of products across the entire crypto industry. It will require a different article to list all the offerings. So, here are some of the most intriguing products of Binance.

A top-of-the-line trading platform.

Futures market that includes over 130 cryptocurrency assets.

You can leverage your tokens as high as 4x.

A launchpad with great IDO/ICO events.

Solid NFT market.

Binance Card for crypto spending

Earn an income that is passive with Binance.

OKX Review

OKX was launched in 2016 as one of the first cryptocurrency exchanges. It has made significant strides. The exchange was previously known as OKEX. The year 2022 was when OKX changed its name to OKX and revamped its platform.

Instead of being merely a trading exchange, OKX functions as a one-stop shop for everything crypto-related like the DeFi metaverse, DeFi, and Web3 projects. OKX is a fantastic choice for traders because it offers a range of crypto-related products as well as a high-performance trading platform. It also permits you to trade with no KYC.

Features, Fees, And Security Of OKX

Traders can select from several types of accounts on their KYC level and requirements. OKX provides high security and keeps 95% of client funds in cold storage.

OKX Products Offered

OKX offers a wide range of products that will satisfy all types of traders. Below are some of the most frequently used products offered by OKX.

Crypto trading is powered by an advanced platform.

Wide variety of kinds of trading orders.

OKX Earn provides passive income for cryptocurrency.

Dive into the world of DeFi metaverse, DeFi, and Web3 projects.

Take part in Polkadot & Kusama Slot Auctions.

Take advantage of integrated walled and trading bots.

OKX Vs. Binance

After you've gone through the report It's time to find out which one is the best about various criteria including security, user experience, and costs. Let's look at the offered products.

OKX Vs. Binary: Products Available

Both exchanges provide products with more in common than differences. Binance has greater financial support for crypto assets and offers a wider range of products. OKX however, has a better trading experience and a stronger self-custodial web3 account. While we like to place Binance as the best in this category, OKX is not that far from the top.

OKX vs. Binary: User-Friendliness

Newer traders will find it difficult to use the interfaces of both platforms due to the large range of products and features that are available. However, if you're an experienced trader who knows the ropes The user experience is likely to be better on both of the platforms. It's difficult to decide which platform is better in this case, therefore we referred to it as an "equal".

OKX vs. Binance: Fees

Both exchanges are renowned for their low-cost structures. In the beginning, the fees for the taker and maker are 0.1%. OKX charges 0.08% for both takers and makers, and 0.1 percent, respectively. Binance is the clear winner, despite significantly lower trading charges. It offers zero fees for trading with stablecoin BTC pairs, BUSD spot trading charges, and complete fiat banking services.

OKX vs. Security

A similar approach to security measures can be seen in both of these top-tier cryptocurrency exchanges. It's impossible to go wrong if security is your primary security concern.

Conclusion

Both Binance and OKX are among the largest crypto exchanges in the world. With both exchanges, you won't be disappointed. Binance is a good choice for traders who want better access to money. OKX is the best option for traders looking for KYC trading and more efficient bot implementation.

FAQs

Which is the better option, OKX or. Binance?

The demands of the trader will determine which exchange is the best. Binance is the largest cryptocurrency exchange. OKX has many impressive features. Doing research is the best method to find out what functions best.

Is Binance secure?

Binance, an exchange that is highly regulated has a global service, and has earned the trust of millions of customers. It also has great security features and even an insurance fund to safeguard clients' funds.

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I tagged 1,223 of my posts in 2022

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#lmao - 7 posts

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Longest Tag: 140 characters

#does anyone else read this imagining someone yelling and getting dragged away from the mic and gagged while still yelling out their sentence

My Top Posts in 2022:

#5

The crypto project has had 13 years to try and find a problem to solve. It has not found one.

A dynamic money supply is a fundamental necessity for a modern economy. A small amount of inflation discourages hoarding and incentivizes investment into productive enterprises which grow the economy and produce prosperity. Conversely a static fixed money supply encouages hoarding, and is inflexible in times of crisis because it does not allow intervention. Economies do not stabilize themselves and require active intervention to curb recessions.

Even playing devil’s advocate and assuming cryptocurrency could function as money—which they can’t—we come up against the hard limitation that everytime private money has been tried in history it creates a form of corporate feudalism coupled to a toxic environment that encourages fraud and discourages commerce.

When we logically deconstruct the crypto narrative by tossing out the phoney populism and cult-like structure of faith in economic absurdities, we end up with an inescapable conclusion that fits firmly within our existing regulatory framework. Crypto assets are simply unregistered securities on ventures whose stated aspiration is to develop technology to become digital wildcat banks. They’ve just synthesized their corporate equity and alleged notes into one financial product.

12 notes - Posted January 2, 2022

#4

“We too have seen our share of anti-choice women, ones the counselors usually grit their teeth over. Just last week a woman announced loudly enough for all to hear in the recovery room, that she thought abortion should be illegal. Amazingly, this was her second abortion within the last few months, having gotten pregnant again within a month of the first abortion. The nurse handled it by talking about all the carnage that went on before abortion was legalized and how fortunate she was to be receiving safe, professional care. However, this young woman continued to insist it was wrong and should be made illegal. Finally the nurse said, ‘Well, I guess we won’t be seeing you here again, not that you’re not welcome.’ Later on, another patient who had overheard this exchange thanked the nurse for her remarks.” (Clinic Administrator, Alberta)

(Far from being a bloodless liberal gotcha, I’m reading these examples as a demonstration of how necessary abortion is. Everyone getting an abortion here is blameless for that - the only issue is their refusal to acknowledge it.)

15 notes - Posted June 26, 2022

#3

This duplicity on Tesla’s part, I reasoned, couldn’t be a mere accident. To borrow the folksy saying favored by Warren Buffett: There is never just one cockroach. So I began digging into every aspect of Tesla’s business, and in the years that followed, my investigations turned up no shortage of cockroaches.

The following year, in 2016, I discovered some of the ways Tesla maintained this gap between public idealism and private cynicism, when I found the company had been requiring customers to sign nondisclosure agreements in return for free repairs to defects. This practice not only propped up Tesla’s buoyant stock price by keeping bad news away from investors’ ears, but also cut off auto safety regulators from their only independent source of information about defects. Then, even after major media outlets picked up the story and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration called the practice “unacceptable,” Tesla published a blog post saying I had fabricated the story, implying I had done so because I was short selling their stock in order to profit from the declines caused by my story.

Despite having not even known what short selling was up to that point, I was mobbed by an online army of angry fans who repeated these smears. Here was the turducken of Tesla’s information control strategy: NDAs for customers, smears against critical reporters, a vicious pack of online enforcers, and a total disregard for facts holding it all together. It didn’t matter how much evidence I had and how little Musk had, there was always a large and growing “community” willing to assert that I had to be wrong, biased, and outright evil to contradict their hero.

28 notes - Posted May 27, 2022

#2

Today, evangelicals make up the backbone of the pro-life movement, but it hasn’t always been so. Both before and for several years after Roe, evangelicals were overwhelmingly indifferent to the subject, which they considered a “Catholic issue.” In 1968, for instance, a symposium sponsored by the Christian Medical Society and Christianity Today, the flagship magazine of evangelicalism, refused to characterize abortion as sinful, citing “individual health, family welfare, and social responsibility” as justifications for ending a pregnancy. In 1971, delegates to the Southern Baptist Convention in St. Louis, Missouri, passed a resolution encouraging “Southern Baptists to work for legislation that will allow the possibility of abortion under such conditions as rape, incest, clear evidence of severe fetal deformity, and carefully ascertained evidence of the likelihood of damage to the emotional, mental, and physical health of the mother.” The convention, hardly a redoubt of liberal values, reaffirmed that position in 1974, one year after Roe, and again in 1976.

When the Roe decision was handed down, W. A. Criswell, the Southern Baptist Convention’s former president and pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas—also one of the most famous fundamentalists of the 20th century—was pleased: “I have always felt that it was only after a child was born and had a life separate from its mother that it became an individual person,” he said, “and it has always, therefore, seemed to me that what is best for the mother and for the future should be allowed.”

29 notes - Posted June 25, 2022

My #1 post of 2022

The website "Have I Been Trained?" taps into the LAION-5B training data used to train Stable Diffusion and Google's Imagen AI models, among others. To build LAION-5B, bots directed by a group of AI researchers crawled billions of websites, including large repositories of artwork at DeviantArt, ArtStation, Pinterest, Getty Images, and more. Along the way, LAION collected millions of images from artists and copyright holders without consultation, which irritated some artists.

When visiting the Have I Been Trained? website, which is run by a group of artists called Spawning, users can search the data set by text (such as an artist's name) or by an image they upload. They will see image results alongside caption data linked to each image. It is similar to an earlier LAION-5B search tool created by Romain Beaumont and a recent effort by Andy Baio and Simon Willison, but with a slick interface and the ability to do a reverse image search.

Any matches in the results mean that the image could have potentially been used to train AI image generators and might still be used to train tomorrow's image synthesis models. AI artists can also use the results to guide more accurate prompts.

Spawning's website is part of the group's goal to establish norms around obtaining consent from artists to use their images in future AI training efforts, including developing tools that aim to let artists opt in or out of AI training.

41 notes - Posted September 16, 2022

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Developing a DeFi Staking Platform: The Power of Decentralized Finance with Blockcoaster

Developing a DeFi Staking Platform: The Power of Decentralized Finance with BlockcoasterAs the world of decentralized finance (DeFi) continues to evolve, staking has become one of the most popular and profitable features for crypto enthusiasts. A DeFi staking platform allows users to stake their crypto assets in return for rewards, while also providing liquidity to the network. At Blockcoaster, we specialise in DeFi staking platform development, offering a robust solution to meet the increasing demand in this dynamic financial landscape.

Why DeFi Staking is Essential in Decentralized FinanceDecentralized finance, or DeFi, allows users to access financial services without relying on traditional institutions like banks. In the DeFi space, staking platforms offer participants a decentralized way to earn passive income by leveraging their crypto holdings. As part of DeFi trading platforms, these staking services enhance liquidity, making trading smoother and more efficient. With the rise of new DeFi projects, staking is becoming one of the best ways for users to engage with the ecosystem.

Key Features of DeFi Staking Platforms

Decentralisation: DeFi staking platforms operate without central control, allowing users to maintain ownership of their assets. This aligns with the core principle of decentralized finance.

Reward Mechanisms: Stakers earn rewards based on the amount staked and the duration. Different platforms offer different reward structures, contributing to the DeFi coin price stability and growth.

Security: Built on smart contracts, these platforms use advanced cryptographic techniques, making them secure and trustless.

Accessibility: Users can easily stake their assets using a DeFi app, without needing technical knowledge or reliance on third-party intermediaries.

Why Develop a DeFi Staking Platform?As DeFi companies continue to innovate, the demand for staking services is growing. DeFi staking platforms offer several advantages for businesses and users:

Increased Engagement: Platforms that offer staking provide additional incentives for users to stay engaged, locking up their assets and contributing to network security.

Profitability: With crypto defi projects flourishing, users are looking for the best place to stake crypto to maximise their returns. This demand creates an opportunity for businesses to build a profitable platform that attracts crypto holders.

Community Building: Staking platforms help build strong user communities, as participants become vested in the success of the platform by staking their coins.

Best Practices for DeFi Staking Platform Development

At Blockcoaster, we ensure that our DeFi development services provide:

Customizable Reward Models: Allow platform owners to set flexible staking terms and rewards to attract a wide range of users.

Cross-Chain Compatibility: Develop platforms that support multiple blockchain networks for increased user participation.

User-Friendly Interface: Ensure that the staking process is accessible through an intuitive DeFi crypto app or website.

Smart Contract Audits: Security is paramount in DeFi technologies. We ensure that all smart contracts undergo thorough audits to eliminate vulnerabilities.

ConclusionDeFi staking platform development is a powerful tool for both users and businesses, enabling participation in decentralized finance while unlocking passive income opportunities. With the rise of DeFi staking as one of the key components of the crypto world, platforms that offer these services are becoming essential. At Blockcoaster, we have the expertise and tools to build the best crypto staking platforms, allowing you to capitalise on the growing demand for DeFi products and services. For more information, visit our DeFi website and explore how we can help you build the future of finance.