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Top Crypto Gainers Today Nov 01 – SIGMA, Big Time, Arkham, Celestia

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Investors in the crypto market often feel overwhelmed by constant changes and uncertainty, all while searching for opportunities that promise substantial returns. With so many tokens to choose from, finding the ones that truly stand out can be tough. This article addresses these concerns by analyzing unique top crypto gainers and bringing potential projects directly to your table for consideration. It offers insights into their performance and impressive attributes, guiding you toward informed investment decisions.   Biggest Crypto Gainers Today – Top List Arkham has captured attention with a 4.11% surge, fueled by its exciting partnership with Phantom Wallet that boosts user experience in blockchain analytics. Meanwhile, Celestia is celebrating its first mainnet launch anniversary with a modest 3.35% jump, showing its advancements in scalability. With SIGMA skyrocketing 28.81% and Big Time climbing 6.25%, there’s a lot to uncover about what’s fueling these imp...

Dev shares how ENS plays a role in decentralized social media

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Makoto Inoue highlighted that Web3 socials are not limited to online platforms but can also be applied offline, putting records of having met people in the blockchain. As decentralized social media becomes one of the central topics at the Buidl Asia event held in South Korea, Cointelegraph spoke with Ethereum Name Service (ENS) developer Makoto Inoue onlineto find out more about Web3 social media , its potential to replace Web2 and the roles of ENS and the metaverse in this new social media paradigm.  According to Inoue, Web3 is “inherently social and distributed.” The developer highlighted that since it’s built on top of the blockchain, everything is transparent. This makes the blockchain a “social graph,” a graph commonly used to represent the interconnectedness of relationships in an online social network.  “It's already inherently permissionless and social . That's where ENS fits into. It's transparent but the addresses are human-readable. And by having the ENS...