Hooked (Protocol)
Changpeng Zhao
Johan Sundstein(N0tail)
Viktor MedvedchukA pro-Russian Ukrainian lawyer, business oligarch and politician[1][2][3][4] who was elected as People's Deputy of Ukraine on 29 August 2019. He served as the chairman of the pro-Russian political organization Ukrainian Choice from 2018 to 2022. He is an opponent of Ukraine joining the European Union.
February 24, 2022
During a massive build-up of Russian troops around Ukraine's borders in the first weeks of 2022, Medvedchuk was one of two people (the other one being Oleg Tsaryov) identified by the United States intelligence community as a possible Kremlin-supported choice to lead a pro-Russia puppet Ukrainian government. In January 2022 Medvedchuk was placed under sanctions by the United States, accusing him of involvement in a plot to set up a collaborator government in the wake of a Russian invasion.
On the opening day of the invasion, 24 February 2022, some analysts expected that Putin may have wanted to install Medvedchuk as president of Ukraine if Russian forces captured Kyiv.
Medvedchuk escaped house arrest on 27 February 2022.The Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs claimed that Medvedchuk had fled house arrest, while his lawyer claimed that he had been "evacuated to a safe place in Kyiv", after alleged threats had been made to his personal safety.
On 8 March 2022, Medvedchuk was deprived of the post of co-chairman of the political party Opposition Platform — For Life.
Although Medvedchuk's whereabouts were still unknown on 18 March 2022, on that date an investigating judge granted the prosecutor's request to impose a in absentia precautionary measure.
On 12 April 2022, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) arrested Medvedchuk in "a lightning-fast and dangerous multi-level special operation.",claiming they had foiled an attempt by Russia to get him out of the country.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy released a photo of Medvedchuk in handcuffs wearing a Ukrainian military uniform.
Move
Move
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MOVE Protocol is a Sports-Fi protocol based on credible sports data.
It organically combines GameFi and SocialFi user data through an economic model to create a brand-new, lasting and vibrant sports social platform. At present, the first section of the software and hardware product development has been completed, aiming to empower the sports and health ecosystem of WEB3.0 through trusted computing, and create lasting value for users.
Guild of Guardians
Elon Musk
Vladimir NosovVladimir runs an YouTube channel called "Gagarin show". It is a crypto-oriented comedy show, which gained its popularity after an episode with Andrew Trushkovskyi, whose personality is considered to be quite shady in Ukrainian crypto circles.
Fabrizio Romano
Fabrizio Romano
is an Italian journalist.He has worked for Sky Sport Italy, and is regarded as a trusted source for football transfers.
Romano was born in Naples on 21 February 1993. Having attended Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan, his football transfer journalist career began when he was 18, after receiving inside information from an Italian agent at Barcelona regarding Mauro Icardi.
Since joining Sky Sport Italy at age 19, he has created and built contacts with clubs, agents and intermediaries all over Europe. Romano also works as a reporter for The Guardian and CBS Sports. He is based in Milan.
Romano is known for his use of the tagline "here we go", used when announcing a transfer deal. According to 90min, he is one of the "most trusted" transfer-related pundits in the sport.Because of his reputation and social media following, football clubs have asked him to participate in player announcement videos.
Romano is a supporter of English club Watford.[7] He is a polyglot, and can speak English, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese.
Fabrizio Romano
is an Italian journalist.He has worked for Sky Sport Italy, and is regarded as a trusted source for football transfers.
Andre Cronje
Andre Cronje
Andre Cronje is a prolific coder and he is best known for creating Yearn Finance and Keep3rV1, as well as his participation in other high-profile DeFi projects including Hegic, Pickle, Cover, PowerPool, Cream V2, Akropolish, Sushiswap and others. Cronje is a software architect with 20 years of development experience. After completing his 3 year com
Cronje is a software architect with 20 years of development experience. After completing his 3 year computer science course in 5 months he was asked to stay on as a lecturer. He moved into telecoms developing big data, high transactional infrastructure, before delving into mobile security and cryptography. His last five years have been spent building bespoke FinTech solutions and leveraging blockchain technology to provide cost-reducing financial products to the unbanked sector in Africa. He is one of the most influential people in the DeFi space.
Andre Cronje
Andre Cronje is a prolific coder and he is best known for creating Yearn Finance and Keep3rV1, as well as his participation in other high-profile DeFi projects including Hegic, Pickle, Cover, PowerPool, Cream V2, Akropolish, Sushiswap and others. Cronje is a software architect with 20 years of development experience. After completing his 3 year com
In 2020:
- Launched Yearn (YFI) and Keep3rV1
- Binary options partnership with Hegic
- Pickle & Yearn ferment co-operation dill
- Yearn & Cover merger
- PowerPool & Yearn ecosystem partnership
- Yearn & Cream v2 merger
- Yearn & Akropolish merger
- Yearn & Sushiswap collaboration
Andre Cronje
Andre Cronje is a decentralized finance (DeFi) architect and the creator of Yearn Finance and Keep3rV1.
Decentralised exchange
Decentralized exchanges (DEX) are a type of cryptocurrency exchange which allows for direct peer-to-peer cryptocurrency transactions to take place online securely and without the need for an intermediary.
In transactions made through decentralized exchanges, the typical third party entities which would normally oversee the security and transfer of assets (e.g. banks, stockbrokers, online payment gateways, government institutions, etc.) are substituted by a blockchain or distributed ledger. Some common methods of operation include the use of smart contracts or order book relaying, although many other variations are possible and with differing degrees of decentralization.
Because traders on a decentralized exchange often do not need to transfer their assets to the exchange before executing a trade, decentralized exchanges reduce the risk of theft from hacking of exchanges, but liquidity providers do need to transfer tokens to the decentralized exchange. Decentralized exchanges can also prevent price manipulation or faked trading volume through wash trading, and are more anonymous than exchanges which implement know your customer (KYC) requirements.
There are some signs that decentralized exchanges have been suffering from low trading volumes and market liquidity.
The 0x project, a protocol for building decentralized exchanges with interchangeable liquidity attempts to solve this issue.