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At its most basic level, blockchain is just a chain of blocks. When we say the words “block” and “chain” in this context, we are talking about digital information (the “block”) stored in a public database (the “chain”). A blockchain is essentially a record, a digital event ledger that is distributed and shared among many …

1. Ripple (XRP) A leading altcoin positioned for potentially big gains in 2020 is Ripple. Ripple is a company that leverages blockchain technology to enable banks, payment providers, digital asset exchanges and corporations to send money worldwide, usually using the company’s cryptocurrency, XRP. XRP is a cryptocurrency that is gaining wide acceptance, thanks to the …

10 years ago, on 22 May 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz, a computer programmer offered 10,000 BTC for a couple of pizzas. This anecdote may sound surreal for most of you, but at the time the purchase was effectuated 10,000 BTC was worth only $41 USD. It is believed, Laszlo’s purchase is the first purchase of a …

What is Bitcoin Halving? Bitcoin Halving is a phenomenon that happens every four years and where the amount of Bitcoin that miners receive for mining Bitcoin blocks gets reduced at its half that is why it is called “Bitcoin Halving”. This happens every four years when 210,000 blocks get mined. In Bitcoin’s third Halving, the …