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Liquidation in collateralized loans works differently across traditional finance and DeFi. Understand how SBA loans, CLOs, and blockchain protocols handle defaults, what triggers liquidation, and how to protect yourself.

Pakistan's new PVARA regulator brings legal clarity to crypto. Learn how licensing works, who can operate, and what this means for users and businesses in 2025.

There is no official GoldMiner X CoinMarketCap airdrop. Learn why this scam is spreading, how to spot fake links, and what GoldMiner really is - a low-volume game token with no real future.

Rivetz (RVT) was a security-focused crypto project that raised $18.65 million in 2018 but vanished by 2021. Today, it has no team, no website, and zero real use. A dead token with no future.

SuperTrust (SUT) is a niche crypto token used only on a few platforms in South Korea. Its price varies wildly across exchanges due to extremely low circulating supply. It’s not an investment - it’s a payment tool for specific services.

Certified Coins is not a real crypto exchange - it's a scam. Learn why this fake platform doesn't exist, how to spot similar scams, and which legitimate exchanges you can trust in 2025.

Despite a strict 2018 ban, underground crypto trading thrives in Tunisia through P2P platforms, VPNs, and cash deals. Traders risk arrest but use USDT and Binance P2P to bypass banking restrictions and inflation.

From cryptographic timestamping in 1991 to DeFi and NFTs today, blockchain has transformed from a niche idea into a global infrastructure for trust. This is its full story.

Stacks (STX) is a Bitcoin Layer-2 network that lets you run smart contracts and earn Bitcoin by holding STX. No changes to Bitcoin needed. Just secure, simple, and powerful.

MagicCraft (MCRT) is a blockchain gaming token that promised cross-game NFT utility but now trades at 99.7% below its peak. With almost no players and no clear roadmap, it's a cautionary tale in play-to-earn crypto.

GZONE token from GameZone had its IDO in 2021 and has no active airdrop in 2025. Learn how the token works, its real utility in blockchain gaming, and how to get involved without falling for scams.

WLSC is marketed as a real estate-backed crypto token, but its $342M market cap with only 47 holders and zero trading volume raises serious red flags. Experts call it a scam. Here's what you need to know.