The safest way to store your crypto would be in a cold wallet. Hardware wallet and desktop wallet that Zenith just suggested are great way to keep your coin secure but always remember to keep your private...
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Despite the resistance we are facing (as with any kind of revolution in the history), I believe that cryptocurrency will eventually become mass adopted. as regards specifically which ones will, it is hard...
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Hi Ryan, For your information, Bitcoin is not completely fungible. Fungibility is actually one of the basic requirement of money as shown in the infographics above. Fungibility refers to the capability...
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It is all rumors up until now as far as I am concerned. People was speculating especially when Brad (Ripple CEO) and Asiff (Coinbase President) were featured together in CNBC's Fast Money Tuesday segment....
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In February of 2016, Vitalik responded to a similar question on Reddit, claiming that he hold around 630,000 Ether in total. Later during late april, he said that he had sold off around 25% of his position...
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Hi Michael, are you referring to "Friendz"? As far as I am concerned, they did hold an ICO. Projects do not neccessarily have to hold an ico to get listed in exchange. For example, steemit never had an...
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Yes unlike ethereum addresses ( which is displayed in HEX, read more here), the traditional bitcoin addresses are case sensitive. So your address is not going to work if you change them ( Or they might...
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Yes, most of the bitcoin wallets are free, unless it is hardware wallet that you are talking about. There are a few types of bitcoin wallets, namely web wallet, mobile wallet, desktop wallet, paper wallet...
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