In 2026, Iranian citizens rely on crypto exchanges like Nobitex, MEXC, and KuCoin to bypass banking restrictions. Learn which platforms still work, how to stay safe, and why DAI replaced USDT as the top stablecoin.
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In 2026, Iranian citizens rely on crypto exchanges like Nobitex, MEXC, and KuCoin to bypass banking restrictions. Learn which platforms still work, how to stay safe, and why DAI replaced USDT as the top stablecoin.
Non-custodial crypto wallets let users in restricted countries store and control their crypto without government interference. No KYC, no freezing, no third-party control-just direct ownership. But with great power comes great responsibility.
CryptalDash was a crypto exchange with low fees and a unique group-buy model - but it shut down in 2020. Here's why it failed, what happened after, and what to use instead.
The Ancient Kingdom (DOM) airdrop ended in 2021 with no active rewards today. Learn what happened to the project, why it failed, and how to avoid scams pretending to offer new DOM tokens.
The MTLX airdrop by Mettalex in 2021 targeted FET holders on Binance and social media users, distributing tokens to bootstrap a decentralized commodities trading platform. Learn how it worked, who qualified, and why it mattered.
zkSwap Finance v3 (Sonic) is a fast, low-fee decentralized exchange on zkSync Era and Sonic that pays you $ZF tokens just for trading. With near-instant swaps, 93/100 security, and a unique Swap2Earn model, it’s the best DEX for active zkSync users.
As of 2026, Bitcoin is legal in most countries but regulated differently - from full bans in China to licensed frameworks in the EU and U.S. Learn how its legal status varies worldwide and what it means for users.
Blockchain property titles are transforming land ownership by replacing paper records with tamper-proof digital ledgers. Learn how real-world pilots in Sweden, Georgia, and Ghana are cutting processing time from months to minutes - and why this could end property fraud forever.
Learn what's known about the rumored AITECH x CMC airdrop from Solidus Ai Tech, how the AITECH token works, how to avoid scams, and how to prepare for real opportunities in the AI blockchain ecosystem.
iZiSwap (Taiko) is a fast, low-fee decentralized exchange built on the Taiko ZK-rollup. With $12M+ daily volume and $5M TVL, it's the leading DEX on Taiko - ideal for traders tired of Ethereum gas fees.
In Venezuela, Bitcoin and USDT have become lifelines amid hyperinflation and economic collapse. Millions use crypto daily to buy food, pay rent, and send remittances - bypassing a broken financial system.
NFTs are now storing verified credentials like diplomas and licenses on the blockchain, giving users full control over their digital identity. Here’s how it works, who’s using it, and why it’s replacing traditional systems.