What is an ETF?
#ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund), also known as an exchange-traded fund or indexed stock fund, is an investment tool in diversified assets. By cleverly combining assets such as stocks, bonds, commodities and others, ETFs can track the fluctuations of a specific “target index.” Adding to the convenience is that investors can effortlessly buy and sell ETFs on stock exchanges, much like trading stocks, allowing for flexible and diverse investment portfolios.

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Every technological revolution in history tells us that the key to success lies not only in early exposure to technology and practice, but also in a deep understanding of the nature of technology, an accurate understanding of market trends and an in-depth vision of future development. This cognitive perspective beyond the conventional is a key factor in enjoying the dividends of Web3.0. In 2024, the change in mentality is particularly important. We have conducted an in-depth analysis and forecast of industry trends this year and have come up with six key trends. Our goal is to provide everyone with a new perspective and help those interested in Web3.0 seize the opportunities of the times and achieve sustainable growth and development. These trends cover everything from technological innovation to regulatory frameworks, from market dynamics to user participation, providing us with strategies to anticipate and respond to upcoming industry changes.

Hello Dex Lovers, Seeing that the development of Crypto in Indonesia in the past few days has been quite significant, Dex Lovers, the circulation of information about the acquisition of Tokocrypto by Binance has made TKO prices skyrocket.

This time we will discuss the purpose of Binance entering the Indonesian market, Binance invests in Tokocrypto in 2020. Through this investment, Binance is expected to be able to strengthen its business in Indonesia, considering that Tokocrypto has a crypto license in Indonesia. Binance has made similar deals in the past.

It acquired Japan's Sakura Exchange Bitcoin (SEBC) for re-entry into the country last month. In Malaysia, Binance acquired a major stake in regulated digital asset trading platform MX Global. Seeing every step of this business from Binance, there are several things that make us have to rethink in determining the direction of investment.

The biggest Binance Exchange at the moment.

Binance has adopted a policy of acquiring companies in countries that reject the Binance system (many countries are still banned from the Binance app, including Indonesia).

Proof Of Reserves (Proof of Reserve Assets)

Fall of FTX and Luna

Tech stocks fall

Seeing the developments above, in general we are able to analyze every action from Binance as a readiness and a big step towards becoming a company with the largest capitalization in the world in the field of technology.

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Business growth: Acquisitions can help Binance expand its business into new markets or acquire new technologies or products that can help its business grow.

Synergies: Acquisitions can help Binance integrate its acquired businesses with its own businesses, resulting in synergies that can improve efficiency and reduce costs.

Diversification: Acquisitions can help Binance increase the diversification of its portfolio, thereby reducing its business risks.

Market power: Acquisitions can help Binace increase its market power by expanding the range of products or services it offers.

Competition: Acquisitions can be a strategy to improve Binance's competitive position against its competitors by acquiring other companies that have useful technologies or markets.

That is the analysis that we can discuss so that Dex Lovers have an idea in determining the direction of their investment.

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Can you imagine a completely decentralized world? Being able to buy tokens or NFT of your choice from Twitter, a blog or a website. In Solana it is possible thanks to Dialect, which developed a protocol that integrates traditional web2, web3 and social networks into the crypto environment. Making transactions in less than 5 seconds within the Solana blockchain.

Every day the Solana ecosystem offers new ideas and solutions to live better. This marvel was announced on June 25th, and it is now possible to use it and take advantage of how to simplify the interaction between client and user. In addition, Blinks will be an opportunity for small and large digital merchants to offer their products and have better control of their assets, without need to use traditional payments such as credit cards.
Actions and Blinks are an ambitious new protocol in collaboration with Solana—& a developer stack by Dialect—to share Solana transactions everywhere.
Actions are a protocol for creating & delivering Solana transactions through URLs, making Solana sharable everywhere. Blinks, or Blockchain Links, are clients that detect Action URLs & unfurl them into full experiences.
Key Features:
Seamless Integration: Automatically detects Action-compatible URLs and converts them into user-friendly, actionable Blinks on supported websites.Wallet Support: Compatible with Solana wallets including Phantom, Backpack, and Solflare, ensuring secure and streamlined transactions.Enhanced Interactivity: Blinks provide a standardized interface for executing actions on the blockchain, making it easier than ever to participate in the Solana ecosystem.
Actions
Actions are APIs that deliver signable transactions, and soon signable messages. Actions are hosted at URLs, and are therefore sharable by their URL.
Actions are comprised of URL scheme, a GET route, and a POST route to the Action Provider:
A URL scheme for identifying Actions ProvidersA GET request and response, to and from, an action URL, for presenting the client with human-readable information.A POST request and response, to and from an action URL, for constructing transactions (and soon messages) for signing and submission to the blockchain.

These 3 aspects of the Actions Specification, and go into greater detail on action execution & lifecycle, how multiple actions are linked and returned in single GET calls.
Blinks
Blinks introspect Actions APIs & construct interfaces for them.
Clients that support Blinks detect Actions-compatible URLs and “unfurl” them into a standardized interface.

Blinks may be linked to Actions in at least 3 ways:
Sharing an explicit Action URL: In this case, only supported clients may render the Blink. There will be no fallback link preview, or site that may be visited outside of the unsupporting client.Sharing a link to a website that is linked to an actions API via an actions.json file on the website root domain.Embedding an Action URL in an “interstitial” site or mobile app deep link URL that understands how to parse actions.
Chrome extensions may be used to add Blink support to clients that would not normally support Blinks. E.g. Twitter web may be made to support Blinks if chrome extensions such as Backpack, Sofllare or Phantom integrate Blinks capabilities.

When one action is being taken from a set of available actions, all other actions become un-executable until such time as the current executing action succeeds or fails (incl. timeout).
In future versions, this may no longer be true, and more flexible experiences may be created.
Blinks do not need to persist their lifecycle beyond the in-the-moment, single user session. If a user refreshes the client, or leaves and comes back at a later time, past or current interactions with the Blink are no longer reflected by the client. This includes not just succeeded actions, but also actions in the middle of execution.

Build your first action

Visit Dialect's Dashboard for a step-by-step guide to:
Create your first Action using open source, forkable examples in our Github.Test your action on https://dial.toRegister your action.
Share your Actions on Twitter, and bring them to life with Blinks support through your favorite extension like Phantom, Backpack, or Dialect's dedicated Blinks extension.

The Blinks Effect
Blinks will embed Solana transactions everywhere on the internet; Solana breaking the 40 million daily transaction threshold occurred after Solana developers unveiled “blinks,” short for “blockchain links,” which are new Solana primitives that enable people to turn onchain actions such as voting, donating, and swapping into a URL link that can be shared on social media and the wider internet web.
As a result, traditional web2 internet sites can become a place where users can initiate onchain Solana transactions. In the past 24 hours, wallet transfers alone consumed over $1 million in gas, making it the largest gas-consuming category more than the gas consumption of DeFi, memecoins, and infrastructure protocols combined.
The possibilities offered by Blinks are endless, but I can assure you that all of this will benefit the Solana blockchain and its massive adoption by many users, and right in the midst of negotiations for the approval of its ETF. Solana will go to the moon and may surpass its historical maximum.
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