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Ethereum vs. Bitcoin: Are They Similar Or Different?
The world of digital currencies has started as it vastly revolutionized the financial transaction process. The digital currencies, also known as cryptocurrencies or crypto coins, began to emerge following the trail of Bitcoin. Bitcoin (BTC) is the first-ever cryptocurrency to surface in the financial sector. Holding Satoshi Nakamoto’s hands, it was first introduced in the industry and eventually influenced the other economic creators to introduce more of such cryptocurrency. Since Bitcoin and Ethereum are two prominent names, we will stress these two in this article.
Bruno MarcouxPublished 13 days ago in The Chain
Is Phone Crypto the Future?
Since the creation of Bitcoin 12 years ago, the world has revolutionized the way that we view cryptocurrencies. Initially starting out as a worthless currency, the current value of a single bitcoin hovers around fifty thousand dollars. Investors continue to try to stake their claims in bitcoin in hopes that it will continue to soar higher and higher. Following along with bitcoin, several other cryptocurrencies have risen to fame, notably Ethereum, Dogecoin, and Tether. Every week, new cryptocurrencies are formed, as techies race to create the next big currency. It’s no wonder after all, Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin is rumored to have over $34B USD worth of bitcoin stashed away.
Landry OliverPublished about a month ago in The Chain
Bitcoin Origins, Operations, Happenings, Objectives and Offerings (uh, BOOHOO for short?)
Who? The first thing that should be covered is, “Who came up with Bitcoin?” followed by, “Who actually gives a darn about Bitcoin?” The answer to the first question is complicated, but in short involves the name Satoshi Nakamoto. Anyone wanting to honor the founder(s) of Bitcoin should know that name, and it matters because nobody really knows for sure who Satoshi Nakamoto really is. The name is universally considered a pseudonym (meaning it is very likely not the real name of whoever came up with Bitcoin.) Maybe the real Satoshi Nakamoto is the guy who was supposedly handed over the keys to Bitcoin shortly before Satoshi Nakamoto was never heard from again (Popper, 2016).
G. R. ReedPublished 2 months ago in The ChainNo One Ever Asks “How is Bitcoin?”
Hey, I heard you’ve been asking about me. I keep my ear to the ground—I know what’s up. You’ve been wondering how I came to be. You want to know my secrets. Well, I’m here to say I’ve had it with your questions.
My Mom Invented Bitcoin
My mom invented Bitcoin. It’s crazy, I know. She just woke up one morning and decided to create a decentralized digital currency. Some people are born with the urge to disrupt the financial system, and my mom is one of those people. I remember being a very young child and hearing her say things like: “Fractional-reserve banking is inherently unstable, darling” And: “All I want is an encrypted peer-to-peer electronic cash system that relies on no middle man and exists in the public record. Is that too much to ask?” I would reply: “Are you coming to my dance competition?”
Kate SinclairPublished 2 months ago in The Chain
How the introduction of a new cryptocurrency register will affect Greek cryptocurrency holders
A register of cryptocurrency exchange and wallet providers is going to be established by the Hellenic Capital Market Commission, in order to monitor any cryptocurrency transactions, storage, etc., which involve Greek citizens.
George GkoutzouvalosPublished 3 months ago in The ChainIs Bitcoin just a bubble? Should you invest in Bitcoin in 2021?
On 8th January 2021 Bitcoin reached a record-breaking value of $40,258. And as you can imagine it became the talk of the town and everyone wanted to invest in bitcoin. But, a week later the value started to fall which led a lot of people to believe that bitcoin is nothing more than just a bubble.
Aesthetic WriterPublished 3 months ago in The Chain
Bitcoin vs E-Wallet vs Credit Cards - Pros and Cons
Everyone who hasn’t been living under a rock for the past decade has done online money transfers routinely. You probably use E-Wallet services like PayPal, Venmo and AndroidPay all the time, combined with or independently from a credit card. Many companies and e-commerce giants such as Microsoft, KFC and Overstock also accept Bitcoin as a payment method. Whether you’re a digital nomad who has to be their own accountant, an owner of an e-commerce business or just want to buy goods online, you should know your options.
10 Ways Learning About Blockchain Can Help You Out
I'm far from an investing guru. I've tried my hand at a slew of different investment opportunities, with a varying degree of success. Whether it's real estate, cannabis, or just acquiring dividends from some blue-chip stocks, I've tried my hand at almost everything.
Brett TortorelloPublished 2 years ago in The Chain
10 Major Differences Between Crypto and Stocks
Cryptocurrencies are now the new frontier of investments—and even Wall Street has started to take notice of it. People are talking about the next great ICOs, investing in blockchain technology, and even adding cryptocurrencies into their portfolios all the time.
Iggy PaulsenPublished 2 years ago in The Chain
10 Ethereum Programming Courses on Udemy
Every day, blockchain based technologies become more powerful and relevant to the world of modern finance. Understanding these technologies and learning how to work with them effectively and efficiently is imperative if you want to remain on the forefront of global industry. Since Ethereum is one of the most versatile and powerful platforms for blockchain technology, it is one of the best places to start. This selection of Ethereum programming courses will help you get your footing in the world of blockchain applications.
Joseph D. N. KendrickPublished 2 years ago in The Chain
Top Courses for Bitcoin Miners and Investors on Udemy
Anyone who says that trading stocks is difficult hasn't seen the pure insanity that is cryptocurrency. Whether you're a Bitcoin miner, a crypto trader, or someone who wants to make your own cryptocurrency doesn't matter.
Skunk UzekiPublished 2 years ago in The Chain
