by Apostle Gabriel Cross Always remember God’s purpose. In all phases of life, develop the habit of asking these two questions. What is your purpose for me in this? Father, what is your purpose, for this situation? When we have lost our purpose and His purpose for us, then we are blind. When you are […]

What Is God’s Purpose?

It doesn’t have to be in the form of a nice compliment this time. You don’t even need to communicate it to the target person. Just do an incognito service to someone. See how this makes you feel. Think how many times you received that.. We are subjects to random acts of kindness all the […]

Do A Random Act of Kindness

There is a saying in Tibetan, ‘Tragedy should be utilized as a source of strength.’ No matter what sort of difficulties, how painful experience is, if we lose our hope, that’s our real disaster. Dalai Lama XIV Bird of Paradise Summer 2020, Eddie’s Classic Garden Photos

No Matter The Difficulties

Pay people, not addresses. Introducing Send to Domains
June 24, 2021 by Amadeo Pellicce
Imagine if email addresses had to be 36 letters long. So, instead of something personalized and user-friendly like herbertrichmond835@gmail.com, you had to have something like “bc1qw508d6qejxtdg4y5r3zarvary0c5xw7kv8f3t4@aol.com”. In other words, the opposite of personalized and user-friendly.
This tiny change could have delayed email adoption enormously in the early days of the internet. And yet, 36-character addresses are the norm in the crypto universe. Until now.
Introducing Support for Blockchain Domains
Crypto addresses enable you to securely transfer money in blockchain networks. However, their format can be confusing for people used to sending funds to account numbers or even email addresses.
Over the years we’ve worked hard to make crypto easier to use as part of our mission to build a financial system for the internet. We’ve collaborated with Unstoppable Domains to enable customers to send crypto to Blockchain domains.
You can send money directly to registered domains using the Blockchain.com Wallet. Now, when sending money to friends, instead of pasting a crypto address (i.e. bc1qw508d6qejxtdg4y5r3zarvary0c5xw7kv8f3t4), you have the option to simply type an easy-to-remember domain (uduutu@gmail.com)
Starting today, Send to Domains is available on the Web, iOS and Android wallets by typing a supported domain extension on the Send Screen.
Why did we choose Unstoppable Domains and Ethereum Name Service?
When evaluating Blockchain identity solutions we tried to ensure that any that we integrate meet these requirements:
1. Censorship resistant: No one can take the domain away from you.
2. Compatibility: It needs to work cross-chain on networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 200+ tokens and coins.
3. Composability: To avoid confusion, the standards need to be backwards compatible with existing on-chain payment schemes.
How can I get an Unstoppable Domain?
You can purchase your Unstoppable Domain here.
What cryptocurrencies are supported?
All cryptocurrencies supported by the Blockchain.com Wallet will support domain resolution.
What domain extensions are supported?
You can send crypto to Unstoppable domains with .crypto and .zil extensions. You can also transfer to Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains such as .eth, .xyz and .luxe.

Earn interest on AAVE and YFI

July 23, 2021 by Blockchain.com
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Blockchain.com now supports AAVE and YFI (fme98326@gmail.com) Interest Accounts at a current annual interest rate of 8%.
In September of 2020, we announced support for AAVE and YFI on the Blockchain.com Exchange. Since then, we’ve also added these tokens to the Blockchain.com Wallet.
With these additions, you can now earn interest on eight of the top cryptocurrencies, including BTC, ETH, USDT, PAX USD, BCH and XLM. Simply transfer any amount over the minimum transfer, and you will begin accruing daily interest.
With rates up to 13.5%, no tiers, and no cap on the amount of money you can transfer, it’s easy to see why crypto enthusiasts are opening an Interest Account.
At Blockchain.com, our mission is to empower customers to control their own money. With the addition of AAVE and YFI, you now have even more ways to put your crypto to work.
To participate, simply open a Blockchain.com account, verify your identity, and transfer funds into an Interest Account.
Aave is “a decentralized non-custodial money market protocol where users can participate as depositors or borrowers. Depositors provide liquidity to the market to earn a passive income, while borrowers are able to borrow in an overcollateralized (perpetually) or undercollateralized (one-block liquidity) fashion.” (Source: Aave)
When users deposit funds to the protocol, it mints a new aToken (like aDAI), which can be redeemed for the underlying in much the same way other DeFi protocols operate. The AAVE token is the governance token for the protocol itself, and that’s what we’re listing.
yearn.finance is “an aggregator of various lending protocols that optimizes for the highest yield. The native token YFI is used for governance over the network and is distributed exclusively through active participation and liquidity provision.” (Source: Messari)
There are only 30,000 tokens in existence, and they have all been distributed. Additional tokens can only be minted if a governance proposal (here known as a Yearn Improvement Proposal, or YIP) passes. Visit the yearn.finance FAQs for more.
Digital asset markets are unregulated and not currently governed by any specific UK, European or US regulatory framework. Digital currency interest accounts are not bank deposits, are not legal tender, are not backed by the government, and accounts and value balances. Blockchain Access UK Ltd’s products and services are not within the jurisdiction of the UK Financial Ombudsman Scheme, nor are they subject to the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or Securities Investor Protection Corporation, or any other non-UK or non-US governmental or government-backed protections.
Legislative and regulatory changes or actions in any jurisdiction in which Blockchain.com’s customers are located may adversely affect the use, transfer, exchange, and value of digital currencies