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The Definitive Guide To Stablecoins
What are stablecoins? A stablecoin’s goal is to provide a currency that is stable, which is done by pegging the value of a stablecoin to another asset, be it precious ... -
TenX: A tale of lies, deceit and ponzi schemes
During a time where TenX ranks as one of the best performing cryptocurrencies amidst a very bloody day on coinmarketcap. Behind the scenes we see TenX CEO Julian Hosp under ... -
Crypto Week in Brief: 26 November - 2 December 2018
Crypto Week in Brief: A round-up of the week's biggest cryptocurrency stories from around the Internet. This week's edition includes Japan's ICO regulation plans, a $5m Bitmain lawsuit and news ... -
Japan Finally Set to Regulate ICOs
In a move long-awaited by large swathes of the cryptocurrency community, Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) is set to finally bring regulations into place to regulate Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), ... -
What are privacy coins and why do we need them?
This post is part of a broader series on blockchain technology. In prior posts, I’ve discussed the historical context of blockchain networks and have provided detailed explanations of protocols, DApps, and ICOs. In my next few ... -
An Introduction to Blockchain. Part Four: Decentralised Applications
This post is part of a the Introduction to Blockchain series. Part one included two posts that walked through the history of both the modern internet and blockchain technology. Part two is focused ... -
Crypto Week in Brief: 19 - 25 November 2018
Crypto Week in Brief: A round-up of the week's biggest cryptocurrency stories from around the Internet. This week's edition includes Bakkt, Edward Snowden, Bitcoin Cash SV, and a new EU ... -
An introduction to blockchain. Part three: Consensus algorithms
What are consensus algorithms? That’s a difficult question to answer concisely but I’ll do my best. As we discussed before, there is no central authority in a decentralised network. Therefore, ... -
An introduction to blockchain. Part two: Encryption
As we mentioned in part one An introduction to blockchain, transactions executed on the blockchain are secured through advanced encryption algorithms. This is the key reason why blockchain networks are ... -
An introduction to blockchain. Part one: How blockchain protocols work
This post kicks off a three part a series on blockchain technology. Previously, I discussed the development of blockchain networks, detailing the history of both the modern internet and blockchain ...
