Cryptocurrency Articles

Jeff Rumage

Updated on February 19, 2025

$TRUMP brought new users to the crypto space, but some think the president’s memecoin does little to boost the reputation of an industry plagued by scams and volatility.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on February 19, 2025

Altcoins are the pioneers of the crypto world, taking blockchain technology to places beyond Bitcoin’s original vision. They solve new problems, improve speed and security and bring fresh features to the market, pushing the entire industry forward.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on February 18, 2025

Among other things, the pro-crypto order aims to remove regulatory barriers, boost stablecoin development and create a national digital asset stockpile — all in an effort to “promote United States leadership” and protect “economic liberty.”

Brooke Becher

Updated on February 12, 2025

Ethereum staking lets users lock in Ether (ETH) to become a validator on the Ethereum network — and get paid for it.

Judith Etugbo

Updated on January 31, 2025

A multi-signature crypto wallet is a form of crypto security that requires at least two or more passkeys from different cosigners to unlock. Here’s how they work.

Brooke Becher

Updated on January 27, 2025

These prolonged downturns in the speculative crypto market test investor resilience and weed out weaker projects. This article explores what causes crypto winters, how to spot them and how investors can weather the storm.

Lisa Bertagnoli

Updated on January 23, 2025

These organizations support the creation and management of all things Web3.

Brooke Becher

Updated on January 23, 2025

Crypto investors poured millions into his campaign. Now that he’s in office, will Trump be able to deliver on his bullish promises?

Brooke Becher

Updated on January 06, 2025

Atomic swaps lets people trade cryptocurrencies on their own terms. By removing third-party intermediaries, this smart contract-based method enables direct, peer-to-peer swaps across blockchains, unlocking new possibilities for decentralized trading.

Brooke Becher

Updated on January 02, 2025

Cryptojackers aren’t targeting your data or looking to harm your computer. Instead, they’re after your processing power, quietly siphoning it to mine cryptocurrency undetectably in the background.