Welcome to a brief summary of Ark, this is meant to be short and to the point to give you an idea of what you are investing in. I alway recommend you read the Whitepaper for a more detailed explanation of the cryptocurrency you are interested in. What is Ark? Ark is a blockchain that came into existence in March of 2017. It was created with the purpose of being an “all-in-one” blockchain solution. Ark acts as intermediary between blockchains, …
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Welcome to a brief summary of Ripple (XRP), this is meant to be short and to the point to give you an idea of what you are investing in. I always recommend you read the Whitepaper for a more detailed explanation of the cryptocurrency you are interested in. Ripple, unlike bitcoin and litecoin, is centralized and owned by a single company called Ripple. The company’s main objective is to have its RippleNet blockchain network be an enterprise solution for global …
Welcome to a brief summary of Bitcoin, this is meant to be short and to the point to give you an idea of what you are investing in. I alway recommend you read the Whitepaper for a more detailed explanation of the cryptocurrency you are interested in. What is bitcoin? Bitcoin, or BTC as the coin symbol, is the first ever cryptocurrency to be created. It was created in 2009, shortly after the worldwide financial crisis by a person using …
Welcome to a brief summary of Litecoin, these are meant to be short and to the point to give you an idea of what you are investing in. I alway recommend you read the whitepaper for a more detailed explanation of the coin. Let’s get to it. The first thing you should know about Litecoin is that it has a “face” to put behind the coin, Charlie Lee. While Bitcoin’s founder, Satoshi Nakamoto still remains anonymous. Litecoin, is in fact, …
So you’ve purchased Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin and all the major cryptos that you can typically get with fiat currencies, so what to get next? Opening up a new account at an exchange sounds scary. You’ve heard of the hacks, the scams, the difficulty, the unknowns. Well, let’s get you going on Binance exchange and how to purchase the exchange’s coin (Binance Coin aka. BNB). First, you’ll need to create an account at Binance. Click here to go to Binance. Once you’re …
So you’ve purchased your Litecoin because you heard it’s faster then Bitcoin, congrats! Now what? The following steps are for sending Litecoin out of Coinbase and receiving it on the Binance exchange. The guidelines can be applied to any Litecoin address. whether it’s a Litecoin address on a cryptocurrency exchange, software wallet, or hardware wallet. Let’s get to it! Before sending LTC, you’ll need an address to send to, this address is likely coming from an ecommerce store, a friend, or an exchange. …
If you’re here, it’s probably because you already have some Bitcoin or Ethereum and now want to obtain some Litecoin. Either that, or you’re looking to get into the cryptocurrency world with a more obtainable price point. As of the time of writing, Litecoin has the 5th largest market cap in the cryptocurrency charts. There are a few ways to purchase Litecoin, but for a newcomer, my personal favorite is Coinbase. Coinbase is based out of San Fransisco, CA and …
By now, I’m sure you’ve heard of the hot cryptocurrency Bitcoin, but I’m also sure you’ve heard of Ethereum. Ethereum, as of writing, is the 2nd largest cryptocurrency by market cap with much room to grow thanks to applications being written on top of it’s platform. There are many ways to purchase Ethereum, but for a newcomer, my personal favorite is Coinbase. Coinbase is based out of San Fransisco, CA and has been around for several years now. Get $10 …
So you’ve purchased your first Bitcoin, congratulations! Now what? You’ve heard of how amazing it is, how no one controls it, how it’s decentralized and how can you can send BTC across the world without going through a 3rd party. Well yes, it’s all true! The following steps are for sending Bitcoin out of Coinbase and receiving it on my Exodus wallet, but the guidelines can be applied to any Bitcoin address, whether it’s a Bitcoin address on a cryptocurrency …
It’s July of 2016, and you’ve been holding Ethereum before a “hard fork” was going to happen. You didn’t know what was going on, you only remember that $50 million dollars worth of Ethereum was stolen, and that a vote was done that decided Ethereum would do a hard fork to salvage people’s money. You didn’t touch your wallet because you were a long term holder, and you were content to know your Ether was safe. You went about your business …