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Bull vs Bear Markets: Crypto Cycles Explained
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What Is a Seed Phrase? And How to Keep It Safe
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CEX vs DEX: Centralized and Decentralized Exchanges Explained
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What Is a DAO? Decentralized Autonomous Organizations Explained
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What Is Gas? Ethereum Transaction Fees Explained
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What Is a Crypto Airdrop? How Free Tokens Work
An airdrop distributes free tokens to wallets, often to reward early users or bootstrap a community. Learn how they work, why projects do them, and the scams to avoid.
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How Does Crypto Mining Work?
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What Is Web3? The Next Internet, Explained
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What Is a Smart Contract? How Code Replaces the Middleman
A smart contract is code that runs on a blockchain and executes automatically when conditions are met. Learn how they work, what they power, and their risks.
About this section
Deal coverage tracks where capital and strategy are flowing: venture raises, M&A, treasury moves and the partnerships that signal where the industry is heading.
We report figures only where they are disclosed or confirmed, and avoid unverified rumour.
What we cover
| Topic | What it includes |
|---|---|
| Funding rounds | Venture raises and the projects attracting capital. |
| M&A | Mergers, acquisitions and consolidation. |
| Partnerships | Strategic tie-ups across the industry. |
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How often is this section updated?
We publish as stories develop and as our editorial team completes new coverage. Any market figures referenced in an article reflect the moment of writing and may since have changed.
Who writes TBN Express coverage?
All articles are published under the TBN Express Editorial Team byline. We do not invent individual author identities, biographies or credentials — work is produced collaboratively and reviewed before publishing.
Where does the market data in your articles come from?
Live prices, market capitalisation and volume are aggregated from established market-data APIs, with an automatic fallback to a second provider. When a value cannot be retrieved, we show nothing rather than an estimate. Full details are in our methodology.
Is anything in this section financial advice?
No. Everything on TBN Express is for general information only and is not investment, financial, legal or tax advice. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose money — always do your own research.