Cryptocurrency is a form of payment that can be exchanged online for goods and services.

Many companies have issued their own currencies, often called tokens, and these can be traded specifically for the good or service that the company provides. Think of them as you would...

Cryptocurrencies may go up in value, but many investors see them as mere speculations, not real investments. The reason? Just like real currencies, cryptocurrencies generate no cash flow, so for you to profit, someone has to pay more for the currency than you did.

Cryptocurrency needs stabi...

While some cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, are available for purchase with U.S. dollars, others require that you pay with bitcoins or another cryptocurrency.

To buy cryptocurrencies, you’ll need a “wallet,” an online app that can hold your currency. Generally, you create an account on ...

Some of the reasons:

• Some see cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin as the currency of the future and are racing to buy them now, presumably before they become more valuable
• Some like the fact that cryptocurrency removes central banks from managing the money supply ...

Cryptocurrency is an incredibly speculative and volatile buy. Stock trading of established companies is generally less risky than investing in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.

More than 6,700 different cryptocurrencies are traded publicly, according to CoinMarketCap.com, a market research website. And cryptocurrencies continue to proliferate, raising money through initial coin offerings, or ICOs.

The total value of all cryptocurrencies on Feb. 18, 2021, was more...

Crypto projects come and go. However you can think of crypto projects in 2 buckets:

• Bitcoin: the OG value-storing coin. It's the new digital gold.
• Programable blockhains: where Ethereum rules. And where most competition lies with projects like Solana, Polkadot or Cardano. 
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