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Crypto exchanges must take the initiative in addressing regulators’ and investors’ concerns about liquidity.

While DeFi may be the wave of the future, the industry can still learn smart practices from leading CeFi companies.

Non-experts are much more likely to grasp the value of a scaling solution if it’s related to something they already understand.

Due diligence when vetting crypto and blockchain companies comprises considering both traditional business factors and unique imperatives.

Before reaching out to a potential banking partner, it’s wise to know both what they can offer and what they’ll expect.

Proper vetting of potential Web3 partners includes looking both at traditional business fundamentals and industry-specific USPs.

Staking protocols are subject to evolving and varying regulations, so be prepared to monitor and meet new legal requirements.

Remember that blockchain investors aren’t as interested in the journey as they are in the destination.

A bear market may not be the best of times for a crypto startup, but it’s not an insurmountable barrier, either.

While blockchain can be impactful, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution; it’s important to consider your unique situation and needs.

Balancing cost-cutting efforts with smart efficiency strategies can help crypto companies weather current macroeconomic conditions.

There are multiple strategies to help crypto ecosystems create a welcoming environment for developers.

NFTs are a new asset powered by a new technology, so regulators will need to craft all-new solutions.

Bad social media habits can do damage not only to your project and company’s reputation, but also to the burgeoning crypto industry as a whole.

Attracting Web3 businesses will take a blend of traditional strategies and a commitment to helping the industry develop a firm foundation.

Leveraging the right blend of marketing strategies can not only raise a Web3 brand’s profile but also earn users’ trust.

To successfully “rebrand” NFTs in the mainstream public consciousness, companies need to double down on utility instead of hype.

The crypto and blockchain industry grew up with Twitter, and the platform remains a vital networking tool.

To persuade TradFi firms and Web2 users to think outside the box, Web3 pioneers first have to do so themselves.

The crypto and blockchain industries may need to shed some insular tendencies to successfully attract prospective users.

In a time when VC funding is hard to come by, crypto companies seeking to attract investors must focus on value, not hype.

Cointelegraph Innovation Circle member Steve Talbot, himself a former freelance internet marketer, is using blockchain to offer freelancers a more equitable marketplace.

The crypto industry isn’t unique in facing a developer shortage, but it can develop some unique solutions to the problem.

Tightening reserves and offering real-time pricing data to the market are among the ways the stablecoin space could better weather volatility.

The crypto industry would be wise to learn from and adopt the proven principles and processes TradFi relies on to protect consumers.

Full transparency around transactions, projects and technologies is the only way crypto can grow as an industry.

For effective, consistent results, enhancing the security of bridge protocols must begin with smart practices by developers.

Changing negative perceptions of the crypto industry entails a combination of education and consistent, smart SOPs.

While rising interest rates can entail increased risk for the crypto industry, they may also bring new opportunities.

Cointelegraph Innovation Circle member Linda Lee explains how she's using blockchain to make rewards and loyalty programs more enticing for gamers.