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Coral Protocol launches Remote Agents v1, enabling developers to deploy multi-agent software in minutes with blockchain payments and collaboration.
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Coral Protocol launches Remote Agents v1, enabling developers to deploy multi-agent software in minutes with blockchain payments and collaboration.

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Discover the most reliable passive income strategies in crypto for 2025 — from tokenized treasuries to staking, lending, farming, and more.
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Altseason is tempting, but most investors miss the timing. In 2025, passive income strategies offer steadier growth without relying on hype cycles. Tokenized bonds bring traditional yields on-chain with better accessibility. Crypto savings accounts like Coinhold give up to 14% APY with flexible withdrawals. Staking & restaking unlock extra yield, though risks remain tied to networks and smart contracts. Lending is still the backbone of passive income — now safer and more transparent. Yield farming hasn’t died, it’s just smarter, while NFT rentals and staking ETFs show how mainstream passive yield is becoming. The bottom line: no product is risk-free, but if you match the right tools to your risk appetite and liquidity needs, you can build steady returns in any market.

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Explore the potential dangers of a completely decentralized internet, examining the challenges and risks associated with absolute online freedom.
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Decentralization is a seductive idea: a web owned by its users, free from censorship and algorithmic control. But the promise of freedom can’t blind us to the complexities and downsides. Network effects and switching costs still tie us to the big platforms. Algorithms won’t disappear; they’ll just move from corporate back rooms to community servers where new power dynamics will play out. Infrastructure and legal frameworks are still centralized and present choke points.