In 2025, crypto tax havens like the UAE, Cayman Islands, and El Salvador are no longer simple escapes. The UAE now shares transaction data globally, Cayman privacy is fading, and El Salvador offers no real protection for U.S. citizens. Here’s what actually works now.
Phoenixcoin (PXC) is a 2013-era cryptocurrency designed for CPU and GPU mining. With low trading volume and no major exchange support, it survives as a niche hobbyist coin-not an investment.
The Baby Shark Universe (BSU) airdrop on Binance Alpha offered 510 tokens to users with Alpha Points in August 2025. Learn how it worked, why it mattered, and whether it's worth anything today.
iZiSwap (Mode) offers zero fees and zero slippage on paper, but with only $171 in daily volume and 5 trading pairs, it's more experiment than exchange. Here's what you need to know before using it.
BitKan offers 960+ cryptocurrencies and automated trading bots, but lacks strong regulation and has poor user ratings. Learn why this exchange is risky despite its features.
Wrapped assets let you use Bitcoin on Ethereum and other chains, but they come with trade-offs in security and control. Learn how they compare to native assets in 2025.
PLAY is a utility token from XCAD Network that rewards users with crypto for watching YouTube videos. Learn how it works, who it's for, and whether it's worth your time in 2025.
In 2025, getting a crypto license costs between $2,000 and $150,000 depending on where you apply. Learn the real breakdown of fees, capital requirements, and hidden costs across top jurisdictions like Lithuania, Georgia, Dubai, and Switzerland.
