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Agility LSD (AGI) is a dead cryptocurrency with zero circulating supply, no active development, and near-zero trading volume. Once promoted as an LSD liquidity platform, it now serves as a cautionary tale in crypto.

Despite an official ban since 2017, crypto trading thrives in North Macedonia through peer-to-peer platforms and international brokers. Here’s how people trade safely in this legal gray zone - and what’s coming next.

KyotoSwap is a green-themed decentralized exchange with a tree-planting feature, but low liquidity, zero trading volume, and no updates make it a high-risk, low-reward option. Here's what you need to know before using it.

CryptalDash was a low-fee crypto exchange that shut down in 2020 after failing to attract users. Learn why its group-buy idea didn't work and what replaced it.

Solidly V2 on Ethereum is a nearly dead decentralized exchange with only $49 in daily volume and five trading pairs. Learn why its innovative tokenomics failed, who it’s for (no one), and where to trade instead in 2026.

BHO Network (BHO) is a practical blockchain built for real-world use in Southeast Asia. Learn how its low-cost, eco-friendly chain works, what the BHO token is used for, and whether it has real potential beyond speculation.

Despite government bans, millions in Nigeria and other countries use crypto to survive economic collapse. This is how peer-to-peer networks, stablecoins, and smartphone access turned crypto into a lifeline-not a luxury.

Monkey Sol Inu (MSI) is a Solana-based meme coin with zero transaction fees but almost no liquidity. Once peaking at $0.006, it now trades near $0.00001. With a market cap under $10,000 and no real utility, it's a high-risk, low-reward token best avoided.

CFL365 Finance claims to offer a skill-based trading platform, but there is no verified airdrop. The token has a $0 price, zero trading volume, and no official airdrop details. Avoid scams and focus on real crypto opportunities.

DOBI Exchange is a high-risk crypto platform with fake volume, extreme withdrawal fees, and no regulation. Avoid it - here's why most traders steer clear and what to use instead.

BXH Unifarm airdrop by BOY X HIGHSPEED is not real. No official project exists. This is a crypto scam designed to steal wallet access. Learn how to spot fake airdrops and protect your funds.

Legal exit strategies for crypto traders from restricted countries include relocating to crypto-friendly nations like the UAE, Australia, or Malta. Learn how to migrate legally, avoid taxes, and protect your assets with step-by-step guidance.