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Nobody in the financial, cryptocurrency, or public is unaware of climate change today. No matter what you think about the many claims that have been made about the issue, all business sectors are working to solve it. Due to its high energy consumption, cryptocurrency mining has received a lot of criticism in this area. Switching from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake protocols has helped a little with this problem, but more needs to be done, especially now that the world is facing an energy crisis. Leading the charge are…

by Market Trends December 2, 2022 Passive income is what makes cryptocurrency investments so appealing. Investors can rest easy knowing that their money will grow over time even if they don’t do much to invest it. It is why the Oryen Network is so attractive to its users.Oryen (ORY) has been identified as one of the top cryptocurrencies to invest in for 2022 by both Business2community and Cryptonews. Oryen NetworkStaking is a way for users to earn cryptocurrency rewards by contributing assets to a pool or a contract.…

Within DeFi, sustainability is still an uncommon characteristic. With frequent crypto market fluctuations, yields remain only briefly before investors have to shift their liquidity in pursuit of better alternatives. Unlike Convex (CVX) or Aave (AAVE), Oryen (ORY) is setting a new standard by providing a consistent APY to all investors. This will definitely lead to rapid growth of the platform. ORYEN (ORY) Oryen is a new initiative that promises value support and a fixed yield. You earn an APY of 90%,…

One of the major philosophical differences that I have noticed is in how people approach making large-scale decisions in the world is how they approach the age-old tradeoff of compromise versus purity.Given a choice between two alternatives, often both expressed as deep principled philosophies, do you naturally gravitate toward the idea that one of the two paths should be correct and we should stick to it, or do you prefer to find a way in the middle between the two extremes?In mathematical terms, we can rephrase this as…