The exponential growth of the cryptocurrency industry automatically translates to an increasing number of solution providers that are attached to this sector.
While this promises the existence of new businesses and in turn better solutions for the end users, it also means a more saturated space for said startups, who find themselves in a highly competitive environment. Anything they do could be easily outshone by the next provider, making their own growth a very difficult feat to achieve.
The SWFT blockchain is looking to create a cross-chain platform that allows for instant conversion of any cryptocurrency into another cryptocurrency. It is a competitor of Ripple and like that token it hopes to be a replacement to the SWIFT transfer system used by modern banks.
The SWFT blockchain is unique because it combines elements of blockchain technology, big data and artificial intelligence to make a useful and solid platform.
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Masternodes have been around for quite some time, but have only recently begun to receive a good deal of attention. Masternodes, which are also known as bonded validator systems (we’ll stick with masternodes or MN), are servers that provide additional services for the blockchain that can’t be accomplished using Proof-of-Work.
Coindirect is a decentralized, peer-to-peer crpytocurrency exchange platform that was launched in late 2017 to serve cryptocurrency enthusiasts in the U.K., South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya. It has since seen meteroric growth and has expanded its offerings to 23 different countries as of August 2018.
DigiByte is a secure, decentralized blockchain solution that will provide users with fast, scalable transactions. It is focused on security since its inception, and is one of a handful of truly forward-thinking blockchains.
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Just ten years ago cryptocurrencies didn’t even exist. Then Bitcoin was born and since then cryptocurrencies have begun to sprout like mushrooms after a spring rain. Gone are the days when cryptocurrency enthusiasts had just one or two favorite coins.
In 2018, with thousands of cryptocurrencies to choose between it isn’t a surprise to see enthusiasts backing upwards of a dozen coins or more.
This is both good and bad.
The stock market and cryptocurrencies have some stark similarities between them – mostly pertaining to public behavior towards these segments.
For those savvy or brave enough, the stock market has historically proven to be an interesting and potentially rewarding medium of money management.
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Bitcoin Gold is another community driven hard fork of the Bitcoin blockchain that occurred shortly after the contentious fork that created Bitcoin Cash.
The creators of Bitcoin Gold are hoping to decentralize the mining that occurs on the Bitcoin blockchain. They contend that mining has become far too centralized on Bitcoin’s blockchain. And they intend to fix that.
Continue reading Bitcoin Gold Review: Is it a Better Bitcoin or More of the Same?
If you’re living in Europe, and especially in Poland, then you might want to take a look at the exchange services being offered by BitMarket. It’s an established cryptocurrency exchange operating out of Poland since 2014, and serving cryptocurrency traders across Europe.
It provides fiat to crypto trades as well as crypto to crypto trades and is most popular in Poland, Austria, Finland, Germany and Estonia. While it isn’t the largest exchange, it provides traders with all the tools and features needed to make successful trades.
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It’s 2018, and Bitcoin has been around for almost a decade. By now you’ve probably heard of the famous decentralized, peer-to-peer, electronic cash system — and if you haven’t, read our beginner’s guide before you go any further.
