The Crypto Classroom provides educational content for beginners and veterans alike. We spark discussions, educate, and engage people in the global Bitcoin and Crypto community in a way that resonates.
The US election race? Macro uncertainty? Crypto bulls don’t seem to care as we’re hit with an overwhelming amount of +ve news: More companies are
It’s been an eventful two weeks to say the least; I’ll address these in chronological order: Kucoin hacked but damage manageable SEC drops the hammer
After being mostly weighed down by a macro pullback, BTCUSD ends the week on a decent uptick. Bit early to call it a decoupling but
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In our “How to Guides” are tutorials designed to help you with your cyber security. So this includes how to create a secure password, how to setup a password manager, how to secure your email and devices, as well as how to setup your first Bitcoin wallet.
Bitcoin 101 covers the fundamentals of BTC as well as the evolution since its inception back in 2009. Above all, this is the quintessential guide to what Bitcoin is and why it’s important.
Crypto 101 covers cryptocurrencies outside of Bitcoin. For instance what a Token is, Tether (USDT), Ethereum, ERC20, and Basic Attention Token (BAT).
Learn the essential principles surrounding Blockchain Technology. Learn the Blockchain basics as well as some of the key technologies and use cases.
Our Crypto Classroom for beginners covers general topics for people new to the space. So this is a great place to start if you are new to the Bitcoin and Crypto space. In addition, we recommend Bitcoin 101, Crypto 101, and Blockchain 101.
What is impermanent loss? With the increasing popularity of DeFi platforms, many of you probably have heard of Uniswap and other AMM platforms. The technology has taken off ever since...
What is FUD? Bitcoin has had months of bullish swings in the past few months, breaking through the $12,000 mark multiple times. However, each time it broke through it was...
What is Linear Finance ($LINA)? With the recent boom of DeFi systems, new systems are launching weekly. Linear Finance is a new DeFi platform that hopes to increase inclusiveness and...
What is Solana (SOL)? What is Solana (SOL)? Solana is a web-scale blockchain that provides fast, secure, scalable, decentralized apps and marketplaces. The system currently supports 50k TPS (Transactions per...
What is MANTRA DAO? What is MANTRA DAO? The MANTRA DAO is a decentralized application being built on the Rio Chain. The Rio Chain is a Substrate-based blockchain infrastructure that...
What is Chainlink? What is ChainLink? Back in 2019, ChainLink had its peak racking up a 500% return. It outperformed all cryptocurrencies and even Bitcoin, ranking it as the highest...
Welcome to another lesson from the Crypto Classroom where we hope to answer this question: is Bitcoin the best asset class EVER? I am sure by now you have probably heard...
What is Serum ($SRM)? What is Serum (SRM)? In collaboration with our partner, Alameda Research, we are excited to announce the release of the Serum token. Serum or $SRM token...
What is Yield Farming? Welcome to another lesson from the Crypto Classroom What is Yield Farming? It’s probably one of the hottest buzzwords in the crypto industry today. Before you...
What is DeFi? DeFi is an acronym for Decentralized Finance. This generally refers to digital assets, smart contracts, protocols, and DApps (decentralized applications) that are built on Ethereum. DeFi is...
Bitcoin didn’t happen overnight. The idea of a native currency for the internet was built-in to basic internet protocols. Ever heard of error 404? It’s a message you get when...
What is EOS? This token is a native cryptocurrency of the EOS network. It has backing from a company known as Block. They involve in several blockchain and business projects....
Welcome to Crypto 101: Why Bitcoin? So, why bitcoin? Why should you care? Let me start with my favorite thing about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies: it can provide financial freedom. Do...
Crypto 101: What is Litecoin? Welcome to Crypto 101: What is Litecoin? I am sure that many of you have heard of Bitcoin, but have you heard of Litecoin? Litecoin...
What is the Genesis Block? The Genesis Block is the first block of the Bitcoin blockchain – hence the name, “Genesis”. It serves as the fundamental basis for Bitcoin’s trading...
In this article Crypto 101: What’s a Token? We will talk about the Token concept. You might have heard the word token and coin when talking about cryptocurrency. These two...
Welcome back to another episode of Crypto Classroom Crypto 101: What is Basic Attention Token (BAT)? This article will be covering Basic Attention Token or BAT. On average people spend more...
The Evolution of Bitcoin Welcome to this Crypto Classroom episode Crypto 101: Evolution of Bitcoin. Today we’ll be talking about the evolution of Bitcoin and how it’s grown from a...
Welcome to Blockchain 101: What are Blockchain Consortiums? Today we are going to talk about a special hybrid blockchain that combines features of Public and Private. https://youtu.be/gd_Yzv5WiNc What are Blockchain...
In this article Blockchain 101: Private vs Public Blockchains, we talk about the different types of blockchain, private and public. Public Blockchain Public blockchain network is a permissionless network, anyone...
What is Blockchain? Welcome back to the crypto classroom today we’re going to answer the question What is blockchain? https://youtu.be/gBCQQQagzag What is Blockchain? Blockchain is a network with a connection...
Welcome to our tutorial Crypto 101: What is ERC20? The design of ERC20 tokens is for use solely on the Ethereum network. If you are not very familiar with what...
In this article, we talk about how the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) works. The purpose of this technology is to eliminate the issue of centralization that most databases suffer from....
Crypto 101: What is Ethereum? In this article, we talk about Ethereum, a relatively new cryptocurrency in comparison to Bitcoin. Ethereum is an open-source, blockchain-based, decentralized software platform that has...
What is Bitcoin? Crypto 101: What is Bitcoin? You may have heard a lot of talk about Bitcoin (or BTC) lately, and are asking yourself “What is Bitcoin?”. In this tutorial...
In this Beginner and Trader’s Guide to General Information is for both beginners and traders. You will learn all about OTC, buying Bitcoin, different types of storages, wallet encryption, and...
In this video, we will walk you through the process of how to setup your first Bitcoin Wallet (using Trust Wallet). Trust Wallet allows users to send, receive, and store...
In this Tutorial, we talk about how you can secure your email and devices. It is important that you have control over your email account, so that hackers cannot steal...
How to Create a Secure Password? In this video, we go through the steps of making a memorable and secure password. It is essential for you to create a secure...
In this video, we teach you how to setup a password manager (using LastPass). LastPass is a freemium application that can store passwords online. With this app, users can secure...
Simply put Bitcoin halving is when mining rewards split in half (by 50%). Because scarcity drives pricing, many see this halving event as the tipping point. Most notably because from...
Simple and secure, whether you’re buying, selling, storing, or using your Bitcoin Wondering how to buy Bitcoin? When you register for an account at Genesis Block you have access to...
Wallets: Public & Private Keys How do Digital Wallets and Cold Storage work? Digital Wallets and Cold Storage are how and where you store the information that states you own...
The Bitcoin network consists of many nodes, any computer that connects to the bitcoin network falls under this category. Nodes are important to the peer-to-peer infrastructure Bitcoin is built on. Different...
What is OTC Trading? Over-The-Counter or OTC Trading in the context of Bitcoin and crypto, are private deals for buying or selling crypto. Because these transactions are not conducted on...
How is Bitcoin different from Fiat? First, let’s talk about what Bitcoin is. Bitcoin is a new form of currency called ‘cryptocurrency’ that is not backed by any government and...
A simple guide to set up your TREZOR One wallet Genesis Block is dedicated to growing and educating the community. We strive to provide people with industry best practice information...
At its simplest, we can define a database as a systematic collection of data. Organisations use a database management system (DBMS) to access a database, store, retrieve and update data...
What Are Privacy Coins? This is the Beginner’s guide to privacy coins. We can trace back and identify every Bitcoin related to illegal activity. Therefore, some people use a Bitcoin...
In part 1 of What is Stellar Lumens (XLM), we explained quorum slices in the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP). What is Stellar Lumens (XLM) – Part 2, we will cover...
Welcome to What is Stellar Lumens (XLM) – Part 1. Stellar Lumens are the native asset of the Stellar Network. The creation of 100 billion lumens was with the launch...
Ripple is a real-time gross settlement system (RTGS), currency exchange and remittance network. It aims to enable fast cross-border payments with low transaction fees and all of the other benefits...
Background Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is a cryptocurrency that had a hard fork from Bitcoin on 1st August 2017, with the aim to speed up transaction time and cost. Towards the...
Why should I trade Over The Counter (OTC)? In Hong Kong, there are a number of ways by which one can buy and sell crypto-assets; through an online exchange like...
FTX is a cryptocurrency derivatives exchange that offers futures, leveraged tokens and OTC trading. Due to the poorly designed risk management systems, current futures exchanges have frequent large clawbacks, leading...
Binance is a leading cryptocurrency exchange that provides trading for >100 different cryptocurrencies. Currently, the exchange provides both spot and margin trading and is likely the largest cryptocurrency exchange in...
Our Advanced Crypto Classroom is intended for users with an established understanding of Bitcoin and Cryptos. We cover new topics and in depth explanations of how Bitcoin and Crypto concepts work.
What is PersistenceOne? One of the biggest concerns that people face today is the increasing financial debt of many countries. A lot of people are concerned with how long...
What is UTU? In Swahili “UTU” means humanity. It’s also the principle behind UTU the company, which puts people first in their platform that turns trust into infrastructure in...
What is the Sandbox? Have you ever imagined a world where players can build, own, and monetize their gaming experiences? Sandbox is a virtual world that is able to...
What are Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)? With most of the crypto world being caught up with Bitcoin and other bigger cryptocurrencies, there is one digital asset that has been quietly...
After being mostly weighed down by a macro pullback, BTCUSD ends the week on a decent uptick. Bit early to call it a decoupling but the correction earlier in...
SakeSwap, an AMM protocol, brings trading slippage capture and a more efficient incentive mechanism. The TVL on Uniswap reached 2.14 billion US dollars, which means Uniswap has become the...
REVV is a fungible cryptocurrency created on the Ethereum blockchain. A fungible token is an asset that is interchangeable with any other token of the same type, hence one...
Have you heard of the popular Ethereum based exchange named Uniswap? This article is all about how to use Uniswap. Uniswap is a decentralized exchange created by two smart-contracts...
What is Hedget (HGET)? What is Hedget (HGET)? If you are reading this article then I assume that you have heard about DeFi. DeFi also known as decentralized applications...
What is Rio DeFi? What is Rio DeFi? Rio DeFi is a blockchain technology company. The mission of Rio DeFi is to accelerate the mass adoption of digital assets...
When you hear Privacy Tokens you might think of something similar to Bitcoin and Ethereum, two extremely well-known cryptocurrencies. However, unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum, privacy tokens are truly anonymous....
IOTA is a distributed ledger technology that is used to record and execute transitions between devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem. IOTA hopes to become the de...
Welcome to Crypto 101: What is Tezos? Tezos is a Blockchain platform that supports decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. The platform was first developed by Arthur Breitman, research...
What is Cardano? Cardano is a decentralized platform founded by Charles Hoskinson. The platform is the first peer-reviewed Blockchain. This means that instead of writing a white paper for...
Crypto 101: What is Tether (USDT)? In today’s article we’ll be covering Crypto 101: What is Tether (USDT)? I’m sure many of you have already heard about Tether (USDT),...
What is DCEP? “Digital Currency Electronic Payment” (DCEP or CBDC), is the national digital currency of China built with Blockchain and Cryptographic technology. So, this cryptocurrency is unlike any...
TLDR: Bitcoin & Ethereum are slow networks. Sharding can divide the mining capacity into small shards, each capable of processing transactions in parallel. Sharding = Speed! A Solution for...
Encryption and Digital Wallet Addresses are one of Bitcoin and Cryptos greatest strengths. Cryptography is in cryptocurrency’s name, we apply it in the security that Encryption and Wallet Addresses...
How Does Bitcoin Mining Work? How does Bitcoin Mining Work? Bitcoin and Crypto mining is the process in which you can obtain new digital tokens that are released. You...
Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) and voting is part of Bitcoin’s system where anyone in the developer community can make a proposal and miners vote on it. We determine voting power...
How do Bitcoin transactions work? Bitcoin and crypto transactions are carried out through a sequence of digital signatures in a chain. We validate Bitcoin and Crypto transactions through nodes...
The Network Cosmos, built on Tendermint Core, the design’s purpose is to be the “Internet of Blockchains”. The network provides the means for trustless exchange of assets across independent...
What is Atomic Swap? Simply put, Atomic Swaps are the peer-to-peer exchange of two different cryptocurrencies. They can be executed on off-chain channels or separate blockchains with different native...
What are Stablecoins? Most cryptocurrencies are volatile as we often see a 10% move for the price of Bitcoin or Ethereum on any given day. To better facilitate practical transactions for good &...
TLDR: Bitcoin & Ethereum are slow networks. Sharding can divide the mining capacity into small shards, each capable of processing transactions in parallel. Sharding = Speed! Scalability of Blockchain...
What is P2PKH? When we discuss how Bitcoin transactions work, P2PKH plays an essential role in assisting the functioning of Bitcoin transactions. It helps ensure the transfer and storage...
When Satoshi Nakamoto introduced Bitcoin in 2008, they envisioned a world where Bitcoin a new form of digital money. However most people today consider Bitcoin as a digital store...
ETH 2.0 is The Future of Ethereum. The single most important issue currently facing the Ethereum network is scalability. The Ethereum network supports hundreds of decentralized applications. So, this...
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