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CRYPTO STAMP 3.0 – THE WHALE
The limited edition third issue of the Crypto stamp, limited to 100,000 exemplars,
brought in numerous innovations. In addition to the “crypto whale” – a new design
symbolising major players on the crypto market – an NFC-based authenticity check was introduced. This means that by using a smartphone with NFC capability, you can check whether a stamp has already been activated or not. In addition to this, the move to the decentralised platform Gnosis, built on the Ethereum blockchain, was completed.
Those who own large amounts of crypto assets are known as "Whales" in the scene. While marine mammals are threatened with extinction, the number of Whales is continuously increasing. These really "big fish" are referred to as such because their decisions make high waves in crypto markets.
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