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MediShares is a mutual insurance marketplace on the blockchain. It combine the traditional mutual insurance model with blockchain and smart contract which provide a low operation cost and guarantee of compensation for risks.

MediShares (MDS) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2017. MDS has a current supply of 2.00Bn with 0 in circulation. The last known price of MDS is 0 USD and is 0 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on active market(s) with $0 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at http://www.medishares.org/.

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MDS Price Statistics
MDS’s Price Today
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24h Low / 24h High
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Market Dominance
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Market Rank
#9158
MDS Market Cap
Market Cap
$0
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$44,591.60
MDS Price History
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All-Time High
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All-Time Low
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MDS Supply
Circulating Supply
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Total Supply
2.00Bn
Max Supply
0
Updated Apr 23, 2025 9:30 pm
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Saudi Arabia's Strategic Move in Sudan's Gold Trade Amid Tensions with UAE
Saudi Arabia's Strategic Move in Sudan's Gold Trade Amid Tensions with UAE
On January 29, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are extending their geopolitical and economic rivalry into the gold trade sector. According to BlockBeats, Saudi Arabia plans to procure gold from war-torn Sudan to weaken the UAE's longstanding dominance in the country's gold exports. Previously, Sudan's military government primarily exported gold to the UAE. Official data indicates that in the first nine months of 2024, Sudan exported approximately 10.9 tons of gold, valued at $1.05 billion, with most of it going to the UAE. However, after Sudan accused the UAE of interfering in its civil war and formally severed ties last year, Sudan is actively seeking new export channels. Sudan's state-owned mineral resources company disclosed that the Saudi Gold Refinery Company has expressed readiness to "immediately start purchasing gold" from the Sudanese government. The scale and timing of these transactions have not been disclosed, and Saudi officials have yet to respond. Analysts suggest this move signifies a further escalation in tensions between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, potentially opening new competitive fronts in the commercial sector. However, some believe that Saudi Arabia may struggle to completely replace the UAE's central role in Sudan's gold trade in the short term, viewing the move more as a political statement. With the ongoing civil war and financial pressures, gold revenue is crucial for Sudan. Officials have estimated that about 80% of gold production may be lost to smuggling, causing the country to lose up to $5 billion annually. As Saudi Arabia increases its involvement, the flow of Sudanese gold may undergo significant structural changes.
Jan 29, 2026 7:43 pm
Solana Blockchain Faces Decentralization Concerns Amid Validator Node Decline
Solana Blockchain Faces Decentralization Concerns Amid Validator Node Decline
The number of validator nodes on the Solana blockchain has significantly decreased from a peak of 2,560 in March 2023 to 795, marking a 68% reduction. According to PANews, this decline has raised concerns about the network's decentralization, as increased operational costs and zero-fee competition make it challenging for smaller node operators to sustain their operations. Independent validator node operator Moo expressed on the X platform that many small validators are contemplating shutting down their nodes, not due to a lack of confidence in Solana, but because of economic difficulties. Moo highlighted that large validators charging 0% fees leave smaller validators unprofitable, turning decentralization into a "charitable act." Furthermore, Solana's decentralization metric, the Nakamoto Coefficient, has dropped from 31 in March 2023 to 20, a decrease of 35%. This metric assesses the degree of decentralization in a blockchain, and its decline indicates a more concentrated distribution of Solana's staked supply, reducing the network's decentralization. The surge in operational costs is likely a major factor behind the reduction in validator nodes. According to technical documentation from Solana validator node Agave, validators must hold at least 401 SOL annually to cover voting fees, in addition to hardware and server costs, requiring an initial investment of approximately $49,000 in SOL tokens to maintain operations. The Solana Foundation has yet to comment on the situation.
Jan 29, 2026 7:43 pm

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