Category: FAQ
With the regulatory noose tightening around the cryptocurrency industry, many investors are turning to privacy-focused cryptos that are immune to legislative interference. There are a number of cryptos out …
Launched in 2016, IOTA is a public ledger with no chains, no blocks, and no fees. Its name stands for Internet of Things Application, and instead of a blockchain, …
Cryptocurrencies have grown to include a wide array of uses, some far more creative and legitimate than others. One unique implementation of blockchain technology can be seen in Steem, a blockchain-based social media …
The Byteball project has garnered a lot of positive attention over the past year or so. Most people know it as a currency which is distributed to Bitcoin holders …
Quite a few cryptocurrency-oriented projects focus on digital assets rather than just cryptocurrencies. That is only normal, as we have seen dozens of new assets issued on top of …
Finding a stable store of value in the cryptocurrency world is a lot more difficult than most people believe. Most cryptocurrencies are inherently volatile, yet efforts are underway to …
Even though interest in cryptocurrency has never been higher than it is today, the markets are still rather illiquid at times. Especially when compared to traditional financial markets, there …
The aelf project has taken a lot of people by surprise over the past few weeks. Since few people have even heard about this decentralized cloud computing blockchain network, …
Even though Bitcoin is the world’s leading cryptocurrency, it’s not necessarily the best form of digital money in existence. Over the years, we have seen hundreds – and subsequently thousands …