Category: Bitcoin
Teach Me! What is a Bitcoin ETF?
An Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is a type of financial asset that does not consist directly of a particular commodity, share of a company, or currency. What is it, then?
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Crypto-Friendly Countries in Eurasia
No matter where you are in the world, whatever timezone you’re in, or financial status you have, you have the right along with the other 7.7 billion inhabitants across the globe to enjoy fair, efficient, transparent, and unrestricted access to the global financial system.
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Bitcoin and the imminent Recession!
Fact! According to an analysis made by the Institute of International Finance, the world debt is at a record high — to the tune of $244 Trillion.
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BAKKT, The Countdown Begins
The countdown begins as Bakkt is set to go LIVE TOMORROW September 23, 2019.
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Why Does Bitcoin Keep Forking Again and Again?
Forking a cryptocurrency is basically the process of implementing changes to existing rules of a decentralized system in which a crypto asset runs.
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Dollars and Euros Mutilate Financial Freedom; Open Finance and Crypto Heal it!
What is supposedly the value of Financial Freedom? And, how does this value manifest itself at the most basic level of our daily lives?
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Help! Somebody Tell Me: What is Bitcoin?
First is first: thank you for this excellent question! Any crypto researcher would see this question as very kind gift!
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Legitimate Bitcoins Now Exist inside Ethereum – Wrapped Bitcoins
When one hears the word “wrapping” related to Blockchains and Cryptocurrencies for the first time, one tends to feel very confused and maybe even worried. What does it mean when Blockchain developers tell you that you can wrap Bitcoins in Ethereum? Are they talking about new ERC20 tokens?
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Bitcoin, The New Gold, was Born in 1971
Money has a long history. According to Herodotus, Lydia’s civilization was the first to introduce the use of gold and silver coins. Ancient historians have said that Lydia was the first to mint stamped coins, especially during the reign of Giges, in the seventh century before the common era. History also indicates that Libyan money was used to buy supplies of food and household goods from stores.
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Bitcoin-Powered Video Games Will Explode Thanks To Lightning Transactions
A Bitcoin fan named “BR_Robin” has shared through his Twitter account a video game where players can use real Bitcoin to interact with the platform and other players. Within the game, one can buy objects, pay to be granted access to special zones, or buy items that can be used inside of the game.
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Bitcoin’s Anonymous Transactions are possible through Dandelion’s Privacy-Enhancing Proposal
There is a property of the network that has worried some users: the apparent ease that Bitcoin presents for any powerful detection system to trace all transactions.
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Blockchain Startup Zulu Republic Brings BTC, ETH and LTC Wallets to Facebook Messenger
The technology developed in order to inject crypto wallets into the messenger is called Lite.IM and it is part of a sociological and political manifesto based on Blockchain ideals.
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