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Everything you Need to Know About Ripple
Ripple is a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin and was founded in 2012 as succeeding duplication of Ripplepay. Ripple performs various functions from being a currency exchange, a remittance network and a …
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Proof of Burn
Proof of burn (PoB) is a method used by cryptocurrencies for distributed consensus as an alternative to Proof of Work and Proof of Stake. The concept behind Proof of burn …
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5 Popular Cryptocurrency Hardware Wallets
Hardware wallets are an essential part of safely storing some of your cryptocurrencies. At the moment digital currencies, especially bitcoins are growing in value very fast and there is a …
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How to Determine your Token’s type – 4 Different Views
Over the last few months the cryptocurrency space has been red hot. While Bitcoin takes a huge portion of media attention (especially given current all-time highs), the ICO market has …
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Defining the 3 Token Types
The debate on what words apply with regards to tokens: their definitions and their potential legal ramifications, still rages on. And, unfortunately, it doesn’t feel much nearer to resolution for …
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What Happens to your Cryptocurrency Investments After you die?
The unexpected death of a young man in Colorado USA, left behind grief and a puzzling question on how to gain access to his bitcoin investments given the security involved. …
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What Drives the Value of Cryptocurrencies?
Portfolio managers seek investments that promise high returns and for the past few years, cryptocurrencies have demonstrated this better than other assets such as U.S equities, U.S. bonds, gold, U.S. …
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What is a 51% Attack?
Bitcoin is secured by having all miners who are processing transactions on a network agree to a shared record called the blockchain. A 51% attack is an attack that is …
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A Guide for Beginners: Is Bitcoin Anonymous
Bitcoin veterans know that their transactions are not anonymous. However, new users may need a primer on how they can reclaim their privacy. Bitcoin transaction basics: Inputs and Outputs Bitcoin …
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Protect your Privacy with Bitcoin
Bitcoin is mistakenly considered to be an anonymous payment option. The truth is, Bitcoin is the most straightforward payment option in the world. Meanwhile, it can also provide decent privacy …