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The Crypt0l0g1st  is here to stay! A weekly newsletter to inform you about the main facts of Crypto, BlockchainTechnology , Privacy & Other .  The Crypt0l0g1st  is 100% independent and does not take any money in the form of sponsorship from anyone, in this way we believe we can make unbiased communication on all events and ensure maximum information. Our commitment is to become the complete and engaging news source every week. Are you ready to go ? Let's go ! READ HERE 👉 https://thefirstcryptologist.substack.com/p/the-crypt0l0g1st-publication-004

❌❌ We are looking for Software Engineers ❌❌

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  We are looking for a  Senior Java Software Engineer  to join the Team at our offices in Lugano. Read more here  👇👇 https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3082479456/?refId=YWfNXSyvSNmzrujkg8wYZQ%3D%3D and send us your application. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6936937649651752960

NFT: standards, functional properties and types

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The Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is a type of cryptocurrency derived from Ethereum’s de facto NFT smart contracts was first proposed in Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIP)-721 and recently further developed in EIP-1155 NFT differs from classic cryptocurrencies because it is unique and cannot be similarly traded, making it suitable for uniquely identifying something or someone. To be specific, using NFT on smart contracts (in Ethereum), a creator can easily prove the existence and ownership of digital assets in the form of videos, images, art, event tickets , etc. In addition, the creator can also earn royalties every time the NFT changes hands, either on any NFT marketplace or through peer-to-peer exchange.The deep liquidity and convenient interoperability actually allow the NFT to be a promising solution for intellectual property protection, although it represents little more than code.

#THEFIRSTCRYPT0L0G1ST #002 IS OUT NOW!

  #THEFIRSTCRYPT0L0G1ST #002 IS OUT NOW! A weekly newsletter to keep you informed of the key facts about #Crypto , #BlockchainTechnology , #privacy , Investing and more. https:// thefirstcryptologist.substack.com/p/the-crypt0l0 #THEFIRSTCRYPT0L0G1ST #002 IS OUT NOW! A weekly newsletter to keep you informed of the key facts about #Crypto , #BlockchainTechnology , #privacy , Investing and more. https://t.co/fZA3wW0Zrs pic.twitter.com/Ol9Zry7jrv — AmBelvedere (@AndreaBelvede10) May 3, 2022 g1st-publication-002

OFAC BANS THREE ETHEREUM ADDRESSES

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 Excerpt from thefirstcryptologist newsletter #002. Don't miss any news 👉👉  https://thefirstcryptologist.substack.com/p/the-crypt0l0g1st-publication-002?s=w The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Control (OFAC) has added three Ethereum addresses to its SDN list that are believed to be associated with the Lazarus Group cybercrime syndicate. The addition of addresses comes after U.S. authorities accused North Korean hacker group Lazarus of being behind the $620 million heist of Axie Infinity. Soon after reports of the hacking of Axie Infinity, the U.S. government claimed that the cybercriminal group Lazarus was also involved in the Ronin. Bridge attack, which resulted in the theft of more than 173,000 ETH. In addition, the well-known ETH mixer Tornado Cash reportedly blocked all OFAC-sanctioned addresses on the mixer's wallets. In its statement published on Twitter on April 22? The U.S. Treasury Department said blocking access to funds at designated addresses wo...