A blockchain is continually evolving list of records. For the purpose of cryptocurrency, it is a public ledger. The blockchain is important to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies because, without it, there’d be no verifiable way to prove that transactions were valid, or that funds were transferred.
How do you explain blockchain technology to someone who isn't familiar with it? You could start by explaining it in language they will understand - and by relating it to a field they're familiar with. Flip Filipowski explains the myriad blockchain use cases (with shiny Infographic!)
The cryptocurrency market is home to many different scams, but few are as insidious and as frustrating as Pump And Dump groups. We'll show you how to spot a pump in the days or weeks leading to the coordinated effort to scam investors out of their hard-earned crypto assets.
What's the difference between all the different crypto wallets? Before you consider trading cryptocurrency on an exchange, you’ll need to understand what a cryptocurrency wallet is and how it works. Our guide introduces the differences between hardware, software, and "hot" wallets.
The advent of the blockchain revolution and the development of cryptocurrency has generated an entirely new asset class, heavily disrupted incumbent financial institutions, and minted new crypto-millionaires... but it’s also created an entirely new breed of crypto scams.
A cryptocurrency exchange is where you will trade crypto, altcoins, or tokens, for both fiat currency and other cryptocurrencies. We look at 5 top exchanges for new traders, and point out their individual strengths - from paying in fiat or with a credit card to bonuses.
