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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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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. …

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. …

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 …

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 …

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 …