The traditional currencies were the preferred type of exchange for several decades, until cryptocurrency emerged in 2009, with Bitcoin rising to become the undisputed king of digital currencies. Since the code was developed, users and investors have…
Learn Blockchain: How To Become A Blockchain Developer
How to become a blockchain developer Without any doubt, we are currently in an industrial transformation. Blockchain is playing the role of a catalyst. The result would be more efficient and transparent systems across all…
Blockchain is one of the most impactful technologies of recent times. It has single-handedly transformed various industries, including finance, health, and transportation. Blockchain technology first came into existence in 2009 when Bitcoin, the first cryptocurrency,…
The latest estimates suggest that the number of cryptocurrencies as of 2021 is well over 4,000. This means that, by general assumption, about 4,000 cryptocurrency-based platforms have developed unique tokens for their platforms. Therefore, to…
What are the Technical Differences between Stable Coins?
The adoption of stablecoin has exploded over the few months. CoinMarketCap places their market cap rise from around $10 billion to over $100 billion. This is partly amplified by yield generating opportunities from DeFi market boom and…
Ethereum has been plagued by on and off high gas fees for months, leading to a boom in funding and uptake of some layer 2 solutions such as Polygon and Arbitrum. A new project, the EGL…
A lot of processes are moving online. It has become much easier to work, play, and study online. Educational platforms have turned to emerging technologies to offer engaging ways to deliver knowledge to students. Machine…
Berlin, the next Ethereum hard fork will go live in April 2021. Laypeople will likely find it difficult to grasp the changes to be implemented by the hard fork. A hard fork is an upgrade…
What is a Wrapped Token?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] A wrapped token is a cryptocurrency whose value is pegged to that of another. It is called a wrapped token because the original cryptocurrency is wrapped so that its wrapped version can be created…