Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have been making steady inroads into the retail sector. The blockchain holds vast potential as a currency alternative to fiat currency.
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What are Non-Fungible Tokens?
Along with the growing distinctions between cryptocurrencies such as utility tokens and security tokens, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are also becoming popular. What is a non-fungible token and what benefits does it offer? What is Fungibility? Lose yourself in an amazing Virtual world In order to understand what a non-fungible token is, we should understand what … Continue reading What are Non-Fungible Tokens?
Decentralized Finance vs. Legacy Finance
Decentralized finance has been booming this summer. What is decentralized finance and how does it compare with the legacy financial system?
Why SMEs Should Have Cryptocurrency on Their Radar
Small and medium-sized enterprises are sometimes on the bleeding edge of technological change. In many cases, SMEs look to larger companies to test out new technologies before they adopt them.
News Bytes #078
Here is a compilation of some of the most informative news and information from the world of cryptocurrency.
Catalysts for Bitcoin Adoption
The use of cryptocurrency is on the rise in Africa. This is due to the financial and political instability.
Digital Fiat vs. Cryptocurrency
What is digital fiat and how does it work? Does it compare favorably with cryptocurrency?
News Bytes #076
Here are the top stories freshly collected from the web, related to Money, Bitcoin and how the world of cryptocurrencies is disrupting the traditional banking system.
Can You Trust Crypto Credit Cards?
Cryptocurrency is designed to be the financial system of the future. With wallets as banks and the Census Note as the credit card of the future.
The Austrian Way – Part 4
Ludwig von Mises' theory of business cycles does not only deliver a logical proof of this, he also correctly predicted the economic crisis of 1929. According to his theory, the boom of the “Roaring Twenties” was caused by cheap loans issued through the US Federal Reserve System, which was founded in 1913. When investors discovered that this boom did not correspond to real value being created, it collapsed.