Have you heard about “Contracts?” No, not the paper contracts that you have come across. Neither they’re those traditional ones that are signed between two entities. As the name suggests, “Smart Contracts”, tend to have that smartness. Why “Smart” and not just “Contracts”? They are simple programs stored on a blockchain that run when some conditions are met. These conditions are pre-determined. They’re simply a collection of code and data that stays at a specific address on the blockchain. User accounts interact with them by submitting transactions that execute functions defined on these smart ..read more

Today, we are going to provide details about a new coin which is deemed to be a new Dogecoin, yes the coin is named after a Japanese dog breed name Shiba Inu. Shiba is all set to be listed on the Huobi exchange. This coin is being backed by the Asian market and they claim to be the DOGEkiller on their official website. SHIB ecosystem allows you to hold millions or even trillions of them since it is their first token. It is an experiment in decentralized spontaneous community building. How much are Shiba Inu tokens worth? The value of Shiba Inu is currently sitting at $0.00001499 with a 142% g ..read more

Basically, Altcoins means “Alternate Coins” meaning other coins than more established and famous coin Bitcoin. This term is used by Cryptizens to address the other coins which are taking up the crypto market by storm. So, the number of Altcoins in the market is more than 900 as we speak and are growing at an impressive rate. Are they investable? The answer is a simple yes. Just like Bitcoin once started these coins have a fundamentally good background and are well supported in the market. Coins like Litecoin, BTCdirect, Kraken, Bittrex have already taken the market by storm and have a good mar ..read more

Ever wondered how Ethereum came out of nowhere and became the second-largest cryptocurrency and now following the footsteps of Bitcoin to become a market giant. We have tried to answer the questions in this post. What is Ethereum? It is a decentralized, open-source blockchain with smart contract functionality. Ether is the native cryptocurrency of the platform which means Ether is a token of Ethereum, unlike Bitcoin which is a coin. It is also one of the most used blockchains in the market today. It was proposed in 2013 by programmer Vitalik Buterin (now the world’s youngest billionaire ..read more

Bitcoin is a digital currency introduced in 2009. Introduced by pseudonymous and mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin has no physical presence and is only kept on a public ledger that is transparent and accessible to everyone. It is the most popular and has triggered the launch of many other cryptocurrencies. Before you get started with Bitcoin, there are few things you need to know. As it lets you exchange money and transact differently, you need to acknowledge yourself about it before using it for any transaction. This coin’s ownership essentially consists of two: a public key and a private ..read more

We’ll be looking at a topic that often confuses people who are new to cryptocurrency – Tokens vs Coins. What is a Token? It is any digital asset created on the blockchain. It is usually issued or minted on another blockchain, often existing alongside several others that belong to different projects. Anyone can easily create a crypto token by writing a bunch of computer codes or even using automated tools. What is a Coin? A coin is a cryptocurrency that runs on its blockchain. It is also referred to as the ‘native token’ of the blockchain and often serves as a way for projects to pay transactio ..read more

Back in 2020, it was all about the entire Blockchain Industry Vs US Government. It was not just about XRP fighting the case, it was the whole cryptocurrency industry fighting for their existence. How it all started for XRP? In December 2020, a major move stunned the whole crypto and blockchain world. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) pulled Ripple Labs into the courts of law. Including Ripple’s founder and executive chairman Chris Larsen, CEO Brad Garlinghouse. The accusation was that the company raised $1.3 billion in unregistered securities. The SEC further complains that XRP is n ..read more

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