The cryptocurrency market is a hotbed of innovation and competition, with new projects constantly emerging. Today, we will explore the rise of a new contender in the market: Tradecurve. This rising presale star poses a potential challenge to established players like Shiba Inu and Uniswap. Let’s dive into the details and understand what sets Tradecurve apart.

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Shiba Inu (SHIB) shows red on its price charts

Shiba Inu has been a buzzworthy cryptocurrency in recent times, captivating the attention of investors worldwide. Looking closely at the Shiba Inu price analysis, we observe an intriguing market performance. Shiba Inu experienced significant volatility and price movements in the past, with notable surges and corrections.

Shiba Inu garnered attention and enthusiasm from the community, driven by its meme-inspired nature and association with the popular Dogecoin. However, in the last 24 hours, Shiba Inu has been showing red as it trades hands at $0.000007765 with a market cap of $4.5B, a drop of 1.69%.

With its trading volume also going down by 13.21% in that same period, Shiba Inu could see further price drops as the selling pressure increases.

Uniswap (UNI) could see a price increase

Uniswap (UNI) has established itself as a prominent decentralized exchange protocol within the cryptocurrency space. When analyzing its price performance, we can observe an interesting trend.

Uniswap’s price has shown significant fluctuations and volatility, influenced by market sentiment, overall market conditions, and developments within the DeFi sector. Uniswap’s value has increased by 21.1% in the last week alone. This bullish trend has continued as Uniswap currently has a value of $5.40 with a market cap of $3.1B, a jump of 1.50% overnight.

As the go-to platform for decentralized trading and liquidity provision, Uniswap has gained considerable popularity and adoption, which could cause further price increases down the line.

Tradecurve (TCRV) could see a 100x growth

While Shiba Inu and Uniswap have gained popularity in the crypto community, Tradecurve presents a new and promising alternative. The platform’s unique features focus on privacy, and advanced trading capabilities have the potential to attract a substantial user base.

Tradecurve stands out from the rest of the pack of trading platforms by offering a hybrid exchange model that combines the best centralized and decentralized platforms. This allows users to enjoy the convenience of centralized exchanges while maintaining control over their assets.

With Tradecurve, users can trade all derivatives, such as stocks, commodities, options, ETFs, bonds, cryptocurrencies, and more, on one account. Not only that, but traders can also utilize their cryptocurrency assets as collateral on Tradecurve; no fiat payments or sign-up KYC requirements are needed. Tradecurve aims to attract users who value confidentiality and anonymity by providing a secure and private trading environment.

Tradecurve offers advanced trading features that give users an edge in the market. The platform supports high leverage starting at 500:1, enabling traders to amplify their potential gains, a metaverse trading academy that connects beginners with trading professionals, access to algorithmic trading tools such as automated & AI-driven trading bots, which can help increase profitability with a simple subscription and more. By acquiring and holding TCRV, the platform’s native token, users can get savings on these subscription costs.

TCRV is now at Stage 4 of its open presale and has a value of just $0.018. However, experts have taken notice of its low market cap, which sits at $32M as the token supply is 1.8B.

They claim that TCRV has the potential to see an incredible surge faster than both Shiba Inu and Uniswap, as a lower amount of new funds will be needed. Because of this, market analysts foresee a 50x growth during its presale and a possible 100x surge following its launch and listing on a Tier-1 CEX.

Only 40% of the 1.8B token supply will be available during its presale. So, if you wish to gain governance voting rights, access to VIP status, and passive income via staking, purchase a TCRV token now by following the links below.

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There is this notorious guy that goes around causing nuisances in the guise of pranks, he is called the Trinity Guy. He is known for the trademark of always yanking off random ladies’ wigs, chasing old women to the gutter, chasing people around with machetes and sticks etc all in the name of pranks and other manners of nuisance.

Well,  he’s in jail now. A Magistrate Court sitting in Ibadan, Oyo state earlier today remanded him “ Trinity Guy’ in prison for ‘sexualizing a female minor’ in a prank video and for other dangerous, life-threatening skits.

These should set precedence and a stern warning for other skit makers and pranksters for them to know that there is a limit to everything and there is a huge difference between creating content and causing a nuisance to other people and endangering other people’s lives.

For the umpteenth time, any skit or content you will have to place the lives of others at risk to create or cause public nuisance, that’s no longer content; contents and skits ought to be risk-free, seamless, harmless and funny, but if you have to chase someone around with machete or big sticks and some of the victims falling into gutters and into pits or muds all in the name of prank and you end up recording them and posting that on social media blogs then I wonder what is funny with all that. If someone got injured, got a heart attack, or even nearly died and you found it funny, then you must be a sadist.

If you have ever watched the Trinity Guy’s post then you will know that the guy is a very dangerous person. Nobody is immune from his pranks; the aged, the sick, the underaged, the pregnant women, the hawkers, the market traders etc.

The bloggers who post and promote nuisances like these in the name of content are as well complicit; if these pranksters see that everyone frowns against and in strong terms condemn these dangerous pranks and bloggers turn down reposting them on their individual pages then they will learn to engage their time and creativity creating danger and risk-free contents.

Pranks itself is not a crime or yet to be criminalized in Nigeria but other events surrounding these dangerous contents in the disguise of the prank are criminal offenses. Like the Trinity Guy was not remanded in jail for the offense of prank, he was remanded for sexualizing a minor in one of his prank videos. He claimed to have obtained the consent of the parents of the minor before using the minor for the video, but that excuse will definitely not exculpate him.

I am so sure as I am sure of my name that numerous victims of his dangerous pranks will be willing and eager to testify against him in court and that will put him behind bars for a long time.

In most criminal jurisdictions of the world (if not all), it is the state (i.e. the government) that prosecutes crimes. If a crime is committed against an individual, the government steps in to prosecute that crime on behalf of the victim against the assailant, the duty of the victim during the prosecution is to testify or appear as a witness during the proceedings.

After these criminal proceedings, the victims are given the right to speak or to be heard in court and the statement rendered by the victim is called a Victim impact statement. A victim impact statement is totally different from an oral testimony rendered by the victim in court during the proceedings. The victim’s testimony is taken during the proceedings as a form of examination in chief or cross-examination but the victim’s impact statement is taken after the proceedings, during sentencing.

A victim impact statement is therefore a written or oral statement made as part of the judicial legal process which allows victims of a crime ample opportunity to speak during the sentencing of the convicted person or at subsequent parole hearing.

This is an avenue where a victim is given the chance to say whatever he had to say to the assailant; cuss out at the assailant if the victim wants to go that route and as well say whatever he needs to say to the court. The victim is at liberty to say anything even if they are relevant or not to the case; the victim can narrate how much suffering the action of the assailant has brought upon them and their family and the victim can as well tell the court what punishment they would want on the victim before they will be satisfied.

The primary purpose of the statement is to allow the person or persons most directly affected by the crime to address the court during the decision-making process i.e. during the sentencing. It gives the victim the chance to inform the court of the harm suffered by the victim so as to help in the decision-making process of the court in punishing the assailant so that a commensurate punishment will be awarded against the assailant to the satisfaction of the victim. The person making the statement is allowed to discuss specifically the direct harm or trauma they have suffered and problems that have resulted from the crime such as loss of income, loss of means of livelihood etc.

A victim impact statement is as well therapeutically and psychologically recommended to help in the healing, rehabilitation process and emotional recovery of the victim since it gives the victim ample opportunity to look the assailant in the eye and lash out or cuss out at the assailant without the fear of getting harmed again by the assailant.

When the victim is dead or the victim died as a result of the crime for instance in a crime like murder, the victim’s closest family member like the wife, or the husband, father, mother, son etc is called upon to give the victim impact statement in place of the victim.

A victim impact statement is an important part of criminal proceedings in most jurisdictions of the world like the USA, the UK, Canada etc but unfortunately, it appears it is not in practice or adopted in Nigeria. The Nigerian courts should look for a way to adopt it as well as its importance and benefits cannot be over-emphasized especially in the victim’s rehabilitation and healing process.