Just your average global millennial embracing, and interested in, the future of money and finance. Excited by blockchain tech as well as fintech but have a special passion for DeFi and Yield Farming, what will this technological disruption bring next?
Monero is a cryptocurrency with special properties that make it one of the most difficult currencies to trace in the world. Continue reading this guide to learn more about the history, operation and goals of this unique technology. Monero’s context and definition Among the thousands of cryptocurrencies developed over the…
If blockchain technology is the foundation on which cryptocurrencies are built, it is also the channel through which individuals, organisations and companies collect, in abundance, information on all the crypto transactions carried out by targeted third parties. Furthermore, it is precisely this which cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have demonstrated their…
Choosing a Stellar wallet that fits your needs is an important step for anyone deciding to invest in this cryptocurrency – and any other for that matter. Once you have purchased some lumens (XLM) from a cryptocurrency exchange, you will need to transfer it to a compatible wallet. This is…
Regardless of how long you’ve been interested in cryptocurrency for, you’ve inevitably heard of Bitcoin, the world’s very first virtual currency. However, what about its little brother, Bitcoin Cash? Bitcoin Cash is a top ten cryptocurrency in terms of market capitalisation, but do you know the similarities and differences between…
Most cryptocurrencies we know are characterised by their high volatility, in part due to the cat and mouse game of supply and demand. The Tether cryptocurrency is an exception to this rule. Tether has a fixed rate of one tether to one US dollar, no matter where or when. How…
There are increasingly less and less people in the world who have not heard about cryptocurrencies, and this is good news since they play an important role in online transactions. There are a variety of cryptocurrencies on the market including one called binance coin (BNB) – the utility token of…
It is recommended, if you own Cardano, to transfer it to a “Cardano wallet” (a digital wallet where you store your currency) in order to secure it. It is important that your investment is not stored on an exchange platform, which makes it vulnerable to security threats. While the blockchain…
Cardano is a decentralised project led by Ethereum alumnus Charles Hoskinson. He took advantage of the craze around Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to finance his own project. Hoskinson successfully raised $62 million (approximately £45 million) in January 2018 through an ICO (Initial Coin Offering). How has it fared since then? Let’s…
Litecoin is a peer-to-peer internet currency that enables instant, near-zero cost payments to anyone in the world. Litecoin is an open source, global payment network that is fully decentralised without any central authorities. Mathematics secures the network and empowers individuals to control their own finances. Litecoin features faster transaction confirmation…
Litecoin is seen by some as an improved version of Bitcoin. Launched in 2011 by Charlie Lee, the cryptocurrency aimed to become a genuine means of daily payment for its users and just like its competitors, it relies on blockchain technology to achieve this. So what makes Litecoin different from…
Having an EOS wallet to store your cryptocurrency is essential to protect it from potential hackers. If you already own or want to buy EOS, you will need to make sure you choose the right wallet, as there are many online and offline EOS wallets available. Below is a selection…
Do you want to buy EOS in order to diversify your cryptocurrency portfolio? If you would like more information about how you can buy EOS as well as a list of the exchange platforms where you can buy it on, continue reading! Buying EOS on exchange platforms: instruction manual What…
The EOS project belongs to a third generation of blockchain and cryptocurrency. Its ambition is simple: to overtake Ethereum. During its ICO (Initial Coin Offering) it rode on an unprecedented wave of hype which meant that Daniel Larimer, EOS’ founder, could raise funds of $4.1 billion (£3.15 billion). However, was…
In the build up to its ICO, EOS was touted as the ‘Ethereum Killer’, and to this day its comparisons with Ethereum remain. That being said, is its nickname justified? According to its critics, EOS is too centralised, misleadingly democratic and completely insecure (proven by the numerous hacks on its…
Trading ripple (XRP) may seem like a quick and easy way to earn money, but the reality is that it takes a hell of a lot of discipline! Notwithstanding the nerves of steel that are needed, it is certainly not an activity for the faint-hearted. That being said, if you…