#Staking

The first non-fungible token (NFT) appeared in 2014. Called Quantum, it was a video clip with a pixelated octagon that changed color and shape. This first “monetized graphic” was sold for $4.

In 2025, NFTs mean something different – they are full-fledged digital assets used in the gaming economy, real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, DeFi ecosystems, and DAO management. There was a time when you kept your NFTs in your wallet, hoping that their value might rise to sell them at a higher price. Today, your NFTs can work for you. NFT staking is the way for you to unlock the real value of your digital goods. It allows you to earn passive crypto income, access token-gated opportunities, or even use NFTs as collateral for a loan.

Here is 2025, and your stakes and rewards are no longer tax-free. Do you know the IRS is cracking down on staking rewards? If you are staking, you are in their crosshairs. To transcend outdated regulations, we are diving into the 2025 changes that will significantly impact your portfolio. This article will help you understand the rules and stay informed. Let's break down the complexity of staking taxes and ensure you’re fully prepared for the tax implications.

As the cryptocurrency industry develops, so does its branch, such as staking. After the first variation appeared in the form of native staking, new versions of it are being constantly developed, either solving the inconveniences of native staking or creating their own features. One of the new versions of native staking that solves its disadvantage is liquid staking. Only one question remains. Is it really better than traditional staking? In this article, we will solve this question and compare native staking vs liquid staking.

The cryptocurrency industry is constantly evolving. New coins, tokens, ways of profiting, and other aspects are appearing. The same thing happens with staking. Now, in addition to classic, liquid staking has emerged, which is claimed to be better than traditional staking in every way. Is it truly so? Does it really have no drawbacks? Find all the answers in this article.