Cryptocurrencies are very secure, but the technology that stores and exchanges coins is a weak spot and vulnerable to attack. Hackers often target centralized exchanges and leave with millions, others find flaws in the programming that facilitates the storage of cryptos and manipulate them. These are the worst cryptocurrency hacks so far. Their ranking from
With almost 1600 altcoins currently advertised on CoinMarketCap, picking the best coins for your portfolio is challenging. There should be a tremendous amount of thought that goes into the process. While this article doesn’t aim to tell you which coins to choose, it does show you what you need to look for before investing in
Cryptocurrency is on the rise in the United States, and we have highlighted ten states supporting cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. 1. Arizona Arizona has always been a reasonably positive state when it comes to cryptocurrencies. Since February of this year, the state has presented and adopted multiple bills that will lead to cryptocurrencies being recognized as
While 2017 was crazed with new, record-breaking ICOs popping up every day and the future seeming bright and untainted for cryptocurrencies, the focus in 2018 appears to center more on the extent and effect of cryptocurrency regulations than anything else. These regulations come as a result of renewed government awareness of cryptos in the fallout
Blockchain technology is open-source. Open-source means that anyone can take a look at the code and can even take it and make their own modifications. All of this goes along with the transparency aspect of the blockchain, which is a big part of the appeal. However, what happens when somebody takes the existing open-source code
Cryptocurrency exchanges can be a bit overwhelming at first. And mistakes can be costly. A slight oversight could damage or destroy your crypto portfolio. Here are 11 things you do not want to do when using a crypto exchange. #1 – Pick A Crypto Exchange Without Researching Once you have your BTC and you’re looking