Already own bitcoins but want either just exchange with some conventional currency or simply get rid of them considering them mere a bubble of widening hype. However, it is not as easy as buying them. Got lines of stress on your forehead? Do not worry! Here is the complete guide for your easy comprehension of the entire process − There are two ways to sell your bitcoins − Exchan.....
This might fall upon like a shock on those who think that only cash can be transact from an ATM. In this era of crypto and digital currency, things have taken a leap now. Thanks to technology! As of April 2019, there are more than 4,518 bitcoin ATMs across the globe, the number is constantly on the surge, and so is the miners considering the fascination for this currency. However, the thoug.....
Ethereum Mining Guide Ethereum Blockchain Basics As we all know, cryptocurrency mining is a process of solving complicated mathematical puzzles and miners play a crucial role in any cryptocurrency network as they spend their time and computing power to puzzle out those math problems, giving a ‘proof of work’ for the network, which verifies Ether transactions. Other than this, mi.....
From a connoisseur to a novice who deal in Bitcoin have a number of questions in terms of the security of this currency. However, they should not be worried because crypto is securer than existing currencies, banks, and other financial institutes. Thanks to Blockchain technology, which is backing it. Transactions are recorded in public, distributed ledger turn it more transparent and makes .....
Before we talk about Ethereum let us first understand the concept of Decentralized network of Bitcoin which laid the foundation for the following Decentralized networks. Bitcoin digital currency was invented by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009 as using a decentralized and transparent network. Bitcoin uses Cryptography + Proof of work + Decentralized network architecture together. The algorithm of .....
Cryptocurrency is entirely dependent on Block Chains to maintain their transactions. A block is like a page of a ledger book where some transactions are written in ink, permanent which cannot be altered. A block typically consists of transactions of bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency and the details of transactions - who has sent, who has received, timestamp and previous blocks information.....
Block Chain is the most important component of any cryptocurrency network. Cryptocurrency is based on distributed, transparent public ledger where all the transactions ever made on a cryptocurrency are noted in the blocks and added to the block chain. Miners get attractive rewards to verify and create a new block and add it successfully to the Block Chain. Here comes the twist. There will b.....
Cryptocurrency like Bitcoin uses the Block chain as a decentralized, distributed, public digital ledger that records all the transactions of the Bitcoin. Block Chain has a unique feature of storing the value of previous block as a hash value in the current block, which makes it impossible to alter any block without changing all the subsequent blocks. The miners create a block and verify it .....
Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin in 2008, and he made the network very strong as a distributed, peer to peer model which is maintained without any intermediaries. Since then many digital currencies are created, which follow the same system where all nodes are sharing same information (same copy of Block chain) and any node can communicate with any other node safely across the network, knowi.....
When Satoshi Nakamoto came up with the Bitcoin, in his introductory post he described Bitcoin as “I’ve developed a new open source P2P e-cash system Bitcoin. It’s completely decentralized, with no central server or trusted parties, because everything is based on crypto proof instead of trust. With e-currency based on cryptographic proof […] money can be secure and t.....
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