Over-the-counter (OTC) trading in cryptocurrency refers to the process of trading digital assets directly between two parties, without the involvement of a centralized exchange. Unlike traditional exchange trading, OTC trading takes place off-exchange, typically facilitated by brokers or market makers.
Cryptocurrency enthusiasts, brace yourselves! The much-anticipated Litecoin halving is just around the corner. Scheduled to take place on August 2, 2023, this event has garnered considerable attention within the crypto community. In this blog, we will delve into the significance of the Litecoin halving and explore what it means for investors, miners, and the future…
On an earnings call last month, United Wholesale Mortgage announced its intention to accept cryptocurrency as payment for home loans. With sights set on a Q3 release, homeowners around the country could begin making mortgage payments with crypto this month.
On Wednesday, August 4th, the Ethereum network expects to undergo a “hard fork.” Dubbed the London hard fork, this upgrade represents the next step in the path to Ethereum 2.0. If you’re not sure what Ethereum 2.0 is check out our recent post that covers the basics.
In 2001, El Salvador replaced their local currency, the colón, with the US Dollar (USD). Last week, its Congress voted to become the first country in the world to recognize Bitcoin (BTC) as legal tender.
Ethereum 2.0 is an upgrade to the Ethereum blockchain network, the native cryptocurrency of which is Ether (ETH). The upgrade promises to be more scalable, more secure, and more sustainable than the original. Before we dive in any further, let’s quickly discuss Ethereum itself.
Possibly one of the most intriguing things about Bitcoin is the story of its creation. In the center of it lies one of the biggest mysteries – who created it? No one knows for sure, but there are many theories about who it may be. Let’s dive into the story of the creation of Bitcoin and some of the most popular theories surrounding its creator.
The holidays are quickly approaching! Have you started your shopping yet? Many of us who use Bitcoin daily notice that it has been becoming increasingly easier to pay for goods and services with it, because of the rise in merchant acceptance.
There are more places to “buy” cryptocurrencies popping up every day. Unfortunately, a number of these crypto exchanges aren’t actually selling crypto assets.
Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are unique, digital goods. In contrast, fungible assets, like cash, are assets that are interchangeable. Every $20 bill of the same currency is virtually identical. It doesn’t matter which $20 bill you have, because they all hold the same value.
