A Beginner’s Guide to the Kyber Network: Complete Review

There are many new projects being built on the Ethereum protocol, and one of the more interesting is the Kyber Network. This project is attempting to totally decentralize cryptocurrency exchange by keeping it entirely on the blockchain. This will also make for a trustless exchange, and on the Kyber Network users will be able to exchange any cryptocurrency at all instantaneously. At least that’s the goal of the development team behind this project. It’s not certain if they can live up to their proposals, so let’s look deeper to see what progress has already been made and what’s coming in the near future. We’ll also get some idea of how the Kyber Network might differ from other decentralized exchange projects such as Bancor and the 0x Project.

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Beginner’s Guide to 0x Protocol: Complete Review

0x is a project to design an open protocol that will allow for a decentralized exchange as part of the Ethereum blockchain. It was created using Ethereum smart contracts, and can be used by any person or group to create a global decentralized exchange.

The 0x team took on this project because they are convinced that in the future there will be thousands of Ethereum based tokens, and they wanted to create a trustworthy and efficient way to exchange them. As you’ll see in the following article, 0x has been designed to be different, not only from centralized exchanges, but also from the other decentralized exchanges.

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Centralized and Decentralized Cryptocurrency Exchanges

If you’re just getting into cryptocurrency trading, or even if you’re highly experienced, there’s no doubt you could be overwhelmed by the over 1,600 digital currencies and more than 200 exchanges you can trade them on. And while there are similarities, each exchange is different. The one similarity that does distinguish the exchanges though is whether they are centralized exchanges or decentralized exchanges.

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What is a DAICO: How does a DAICO work?

By far the most popular way to date to fund new blockchain projects has been the initial coin offering (ICO). It’s so popular that in 2017 nearly $4 billion was raised through ICOs, but so far in the first half of 2018 (through June 30, 2018) over $12 billion has been raised through ICOs. The problem with the ICO process is that it is fraught with hackers, frauds and mediocre projects.

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Beginner’s Guide to Gate.io: Complete Review

If you’re looking for a new alternative to the existing cryptocurrency exchanges you have no further to look than Gate.io, which has just come into operation in 2017. It was created with a goal of offering users access to otherwise difficult to find coins and new projects, and it seems to be seeing good early success. Additionally, it was designed to help investors find information about current market trends and specific coins.

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A Complete Coinigy Review for Beginners

If just having your cryptocurrency exchanges isn’t enough, you can consider consolidating them all under one umbrella with the Coinigy platform. This is a platform that’s available on desktop and mobile, and was created with the serious cryptocurrency trader in mind. It connects over 45 cryptocurrency exchanges in one platform that is customizable and gives you access to data, charts and orders. It can really simplify the trading process if you’re into dozens of small altcoins spread over multiple exchanges. It also provides good education on the platform and trading with a series of articles and videos.

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Best Monero Mining Hardware

Monero has risen to be the top privacy coin in cryptocurrencies, with a market cap large enough to make it the #13 largest crypto by market cap as of early July 2018. One of the reasons it has risen so far is the highly engaged community of developers and users.

In addition to the privacy feature, many have been attracted to Monero because it is very user-friendly to miners. It remains as one of the coins that can be efficiently mined using the CPU or GPU on any computer. That means anyone can mine Monero, even without any special hardware. What makes Monero so user-friendly for mining is its consensus algorithm, which is currently Cryptonight v7.

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