Useful articles from category "Insights"

When you send cryptocurrency, any blockchain must determine whether the transaction is legitimate or if someone is trying to pull a fast one and spend the same coins twice. At a bank, the bank itself verifies this. It checks the balance, confirms the transfer, and decides whether the transaction went through or not. In a […]

Are DeFi apps a new sensation or just a new hype? That’s probably one of the most popular discussions in crypto society this year. To find out why the DeFi ecosystem became such a huge hit, one must learn the basis it stands on. 

Long and short are two ways to trade on financial markets by taking advantage of an asset’s rise and fall. If you factor in commissions, interest/funding, and liquidation rules in advance, trading becomes understandable risk mathematics rather than “candlestick magic.”

In this guide, we will discuss where and how to buy crypto before official listing, the differences between ICO, IEO, IDO, and launchpads, where to look for promising projects, how to participate safely, and how to determine whether it is worth investing at all.

NFTs are no longer just “pictures worth millions.” Today, they represent a digital asset market where individuals earn income in various ways: some resell tokens on marketplaces, some create collections, and some generate revenue from games, rentals, or staking. Yes, you can make a profit on NFTs. But it’s not a “make money” button: it’s a mixture of market, taste, discipline, and basic security.

The concept of anonymity in the digital economy is increasingly being discussed not only among blockchain enthusiasts, but also in everyday financial practice. Despite the popularity of cryptocurrencies, not all of them are truly confidential.

According to the latest data from CoinMarketCap, there are more than 30 million cryptocurrencies in the world, and as we can see from the chart, their number is growing exponentially.

Fibonacci levels are a well-known and widely used technical analysis tool. However, not every trader knows how to use them correctly. Even experienced traders make serious mistakes when using Fibonacci levels. Some traders doubt that this indicator reflects the state of the market.

Day trading (day trading) is intraday trading, when all positions on a selected asset are opened and closed within a single trading day. A day trader does not carry trades overnight: each trade lasts from a few minutes to several hours, and by the end of the trading day, the position is completely closed.