Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are the next best thing in the world of cryptocurrencies. Unlike fungible crypto tokens that can be produced in millions or even billions of identical copies used as digital currency, each NFT is totally unique. There are no two identical NFTs and literally anything from artwork, music, in-game virtual goods, to tweets, social media profile photos, and …

One of the main characteristics of cryptocurrencies is that they are highly volatile financial assets, whose price is known to dramatically fluctuate. Well-established cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and other high market cap altcoins are known to fluctuate a few percent up or down within a single day, but are less popular cryptocurrencies can change even several tens …

The internet has gone through a huge evolutionary process in just a couple of decades, evolving from a technological solution that only provided people with ready-made web pages and content created by website owners, to an interactive medium that’s becoming more and more decentralized. The expression Web 3.0 has recently become quite popular, signifying the newest transition towards the next …

Zelcore values its users above anything else, and this is why user feedback from Discord and social media is highly appreciated. The developer team behind Zelcore constantly works on improving all aspects of this state of the art multi-currency crypto wallet app, in order to provide users with a smoother, safer, and more practical user experience. In order to show …

The cryptocurrency market is worth more than 2 trillion US dollars and a considerable portion of this huge market cap is a result of cryptocurrency trading. Millions of crypto enthusiasts and traders are buying, selling and exchanging cryptocurrencies on numerous crypto exchange platforms. Similar to the stock market, the crypto market also offers a lot of opportunities to profit from …

Before the appearance of cryptocurrencies, stocks were the main type of assets for market investments. During the first couple of years after the launch of Bitcoin (BTC), the first cryptocurrency in the world, the stock market was incomparably larger than the crypto market. Few brokers and investors were willing to risk their cash by investing in a new class of …

Judging by the fact that the lack of “Bitcoin” in the title got your attention, then there’s no need to explain what Bitcoin or some of the other cryptocurrencies are. That only makes it reasonable to assume that as a crypto lover, buyer, holder, what have you, that you’re already familiar with the chaotic volatility that often comes with these …

Cryptocurrency and crypto trading are still somewhat of a mystery to the vast majority of people. Though some younger millennials and Generation Z members understand cryptocurrency and how to make money from these digital stores of value, the average person is understandably confused. Let’s break down the basics of crypto and crypto trading in terms everyone can understand. Crypto has …

If you’re committed to the privacy of decentralization, then you can’t sell yourself short: your digital wallet needs to be DeFi compatible. Third-party custodians highly regulate where you store your assets, canceling out the level of ownership and control over the assets you’ve sought to achieve. Look at it from this perspective, you can’t talk about privacy and freedom and …

DApps, at their core, are engineered to protect you. The lack of third-party supervision and regulation, though, is a security blanket that can be hard for some to shed. Take brokers: for many, they’re a sort of necessary evil (think extra fees, lack of access to your assets, etc.) because they act as a navigational guide through otherwise complicated markets. …