Bitcoin and Litecoin are two of the most popular cryptocurrencies around today. Because Litecoin took the original code base of Bitcoin and modified it, they have similar yet have many unique qualities.
Over the years, Bitcoin has had many hard forks - splits from the original network to create new cryptocurrencies. This article explains what are Bitcoin hard forks and highlights a few examples.
Why does Bitcoin circulation change so much? The amount of Bitcoin released every day varies based on Bitcoin's reward schedule, dictated by the Bitcoin Halving - which occurs every for years. This guide covers everything you need to know about Bitcoin Halving.
Blockchain sidechain technology is vital for increasing blockchain scalability and interoperability. This guide explains how the technology works with examples.
DODO is a project that aims to solve decentralized exchange limitations through a proactive market maker (PMM) - a unique solution that offers an alternative to automated market maker (AMM) technology.
In this guide, we’ll compare blockchain ETFs and Bitcoin ETFs. We’ll overview how blockchain ETFs work and look at three prominent examples. Finally, we’ll go over some of the notable limitations of these funds.
Crypto wallets are somewhat misleading by the merit of their name. If you have cash in your physical wallet, it is a container for fiat paper notes. However, crypto wallets don't hold anything but your private key. In turn, this private key unlocks access to your crypto assets on the blockchain.
Blockchain is more than just Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. There are four main types of blockchains, each with its own advantages, disadvantages, and use cases.