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Web3 Exchanges 101: Everything You Need to Know

Introduction

If you’ve ever wondered why crypto folks rave about “self-custody” and “permissionless trading,” you’re really asking about Web3 exchanges. These are apps that let you exchange cryptocurrency straight from your wallet—no account, no waiting for a bank wire—by interacting with smart contracts on a blockchain. In this human-first primer, we’ll explain what decentralized exchanges (DEXs) are, how they work under the hood, what fees and risks to expect, and a simple workflow to swap crypto without getting burned. We’ll hit practical SEO-friendly topics along the way—best Web3 exchanges traits, how to use a DEX, AMMs vs. order books, gas fees, and security basics—so you can trade confidently and safely.

What is a Web3 exchange (DEX)?

Web3 exchanges come in two main flavors. Understanding both helps you pick the right tool for the job.

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Crypto Yield 101: Everything You Need to Know

Crypto “yield” sounds simple—park tokens, earn returns—but the mechanics (and risks) differ a lot across staking, lending, liquidity pools, and trading strategies. This guide breaks down how yield is generated, what APY and APR actually mean, the most common pitfalls, and a practical checklist to evaluate opportunities before you click “Deposit.” (Educational only, not financial advice.)

What yield means in crypto

Most platforms quote APY (annual percentage yield)—the effective annual return assuming compounding—while APR is a simple annual rate without compounding. Comparing the two apples-to-apples matters: the same nominal rate can pay very different outcomes depending on compounding frequency and fees.

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Visa USDC Stablecoin Payouts 101: A Guide for Creators

If you’ve ever waited days for a payout to hit your bank—especially across borders—you’ll immediately get why this matters. On November 12, 2025, Visa announced a new stablecoin payout pilot that lets businesses send earnings directly to a worker’s stablecoin wallet, rather than to a card or bank account. Recipients can choose to receive funds in USD-backed stablecoins like USDC, while the business can still fund the payout in regular fiat currency.

What exactly did Visa announce?

Revealed at Web Summit in Lisbon, the pilot sits inside Visa Direct, the company’s real-time payout network. Visa says it’s targeting creators, freelancers, and gig workers—groups that often face delayed access to funds, especially cross-border.

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