I picked 10 of most ''worth another read'' Top Posts this month so you don't have to.

I spend a couple of hours today scrolling through the Top posts of the month and saved those to read later, because I thought were worthy and helpful.
I avoid the ''meme'' and comedy and low effort ones, because they are anything but helpful.

Here are my picks, incase somebody else is interested. I'll start with the more controversial ones.

ETH is bad, and I am tired of pretending it's not.

And the answer to that:

ETH is good, and I'm tired of pretending it's not.

Both posts contain highly valuable information, arguments and are overall a nice read if you are really interested in Ethereum.

It's been almost wo months since the pandora papers unveiled a massive network of the rich and powerful hoarding billions of dollars inthe offshare tax havens, but nstead of adressing the obvious fraud at hand, politicians aim to make crypto the ''bad guy''.

The most important piece of regulation on Cryptocurrencies in the world thus far has arrived: I read through all 405 pages of the ''Proposal for EU regulation on Markets in Crypto assets'' so you dont have to. Here are my conclusions.

Just because a coins value is $0.00001 doesn't mean it has room to reach $1

If you don't already, you need to understand the difference between APR and APY. Otherwise, you sound like a fool.

I spent 5 hours researching what a DAO is so you didn't have to.

Several Resources and Websites to Help DYOR

A short guide to understanding bridges, wrapped tokens and interoperability platforms.

Are you a crypto newbie? Here's an updated list of scams you will 100% encounter on Reddit and Twitter

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I do not deserve any of the credit on these, I just collected them and Im sharing them with you.