Articles that explain how blockchain technology works and how it powers cryptocurrencies securely.
I once heard a story about a man who lost a tiny paper with his wallet password tucked inside an old book. Years later, his family found the book and the note, but the man had passed away and the password didn’t work — a single letter was smudged. They had no access to what…
I want you to picture a quiet thought you had about crypto. You typed it into a post. Later, strange people started asking questions. You felt exposed. That unsettled feeling is real. Social media can spread small things into big problems. This article helps you keep your crypto life private, steady, and safe. Crypto Identity…
What is an ETF in crypto — that’s the simple question we’ll answer first. Then I’ll walk you through how ETFs work, why people use them, the main benefits and risks, how to invest, and what regulators say. I’ll keep it plain and practical. Let’s go step by step. What is an ETF in crypto…
Crypto Screener tools are like a sieve. They let you pour in a lot of data and catch the pieces that match the rules you care about. With the right filters and checks, you can find projects that look more trustworthy and avoid the obvious traps. In this article I’ll walk you through simple ideas…
What is a liquidity pool: at its heart, a liquidity pool is a pot of tokens locked in a smart contract. These pools let people trade without a central exchange by acting as the counterparty for every trade. Instead of matching buyers with sellers, the pool itself supplies the tokens to trade against. That simple…
What is API in Crypto? At its simplest, an API is a tool that lets one program talk to another. In the world of cryptocurrency, APIs let wallets, exchanges, price trackers, and bots fetch and send information. They are the pipes that carry prices, balances, transaction details, and more. Without APIs, apps would not be…
Testnet and Mainnet are those two worlds. One is for practicing, experimenting, and fixing bugs. The other is where real value moves and real people rely on the network. In the paragraphs that follow, we’ll walk through how they work, why developers use them, and what you should know as a user or builder. Understanding…
Reflect with me Money and trust are closely tied. When you hand cash to a friend, you trust them. When you move crypto, someone or something must make sure the transfer is real. That “someone” can be a bank, but in crypto we often rely on a network of equals. That idea—people dealing directly with…
dApp — that’s the short name for a decentralized application. At a simple level, a dApp does something similar to a regular app: it may let you send messages, trade tokens, or play a game. The big difference is where the app’s rules and data live. Instead of one company keeping everything on its servers,…
Staking in Crypto is an activity that lets people earn rewards by helping secure a blockchain. You lock up — or “stake” — coins and, in return, the network pays you a small reward. It is one of the main ways people earn passive income with staking. But like any financial choice, it has trade-offs….