Crypto
A collection of 58 posts
What is IOTX? IoTeX's native token for fees and staking votes, with a 10 billion maximum supply
IOTX is the native token of the IoTeX blockchain. See what it pays for, how staking and delegate votes work, and its supply figures by source.
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What Is a Liquidity Provider? Pool Deposits, Fees and Risks
A liquidity provider is a DeFi depositor who gets a share of pool fees, or a firm that supplies prices to brokers. See how each works and what each risks.
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PayPal Crypto Guide 2026: Buy, Sell & Use Crypto with PayPal
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How to Buy an NFT: Match the Wallet to the Chain, Check Fees, Then Confirm
Buy an NFT in five steps: match wallet to chain, fund it, connect, check fees, confirm. Four guides compared, with a break-even resale calculator.
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What Is Ocean Protocol? Compute-to-Data, Datatokens and OCEAN's Status
Ocean Protocol explained: how Data NFTs, datatokens and Compute-to-Data work, and what Coin Bureau reports about the OCEAN token after the ASI Alliance exit.
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What Is Yearn Finance? Vaults, yvTokens and YFI's Voting Rules
Yearn Finance vaults hold deposits, allocate them to strategies and issue a yvToken. How YFI and veYFI voting work, and what an early exit can cost.
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How to buy bitcoin in Singapore: an exchange account, an ID check and a gap in protection
Guides from DBS, SingSaver and others set out how to buy bitcoin in Singapore, what MAS approval lowers, and where digital-token losses lack legal protection.
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How to set up 2FA: Apple's steps, the SMS warnings and the backup to make first
How to turn on two-factor authentication: Apple's steps as of August 2026, why guides warn against relying on SMS alone, and how to plan for a lost phone.
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Sorare Game: The Complete Beginner's Guide (2026 Edition)
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ATOM is the native token of the Cosmos Hub, not all of Cosmos
ATOM is the native token of the Cosmos Hub, used for staking, fees and votes. Coin Bureau lists a protocol inflation range of 7% to 10%.
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What Is an Algorithmic Stablecoin and How Does It Work?
An algorithmic stablecoin usually targets $1 with code rather than cash reserves. How mint and burn rules work, the three designs, and why the peg can fail.
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Slippage in crypto: the price gap, the tolerance limit and sandwich attacks
Slippage is the gap between the price you expect and your fill. The formula, what tolerance does, and why high tolerance draws sandwich attacks.
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The Most Expensive NFT Ever Sold: Complete 2026 Rankings & Records
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Is crypto gambling legal in the US? UIGEA, state law and licensing
Federal law has no explicit crypto gambling ban, but state rules vary. What UIGEA covers and protections offshore sites may not provide.
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Thailand crypto license: COREDO lists capital tiers for exchange, broker and dealer
Two licensing guides explain Thailand's crypto exchange, broker and dealer licenses, who approves them, and the capital and deposit levels COREDO lists.
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What is P2P crypto trading, and how does an escrow trade work?
P2P crypto trading means buying or selling crypto directly with another person. How escrow trades run, their trade-offs, and where fraud happens.
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Liquidation heatmaps estimate risk zones, not price direction
A liquidation heatmap estimates where leveraged crypto positions risk liquidation. How to read its colors and how it differs from a liquidity heatmap.
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What Is an Altcoin? Definition, Types and Risks
An altcoin is any cryptocurrency other than bitcoin. How the label differs from coin and token, the main groups it covers and the risks that guides flag.
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Altcoin dominance and BTC dominance: what each share of crypto measures
BTC dominance is Bitcoin's share of total crypto market cap. Altcoin dominance is the rest, including stablecoins when counted. Formula, example, calculator.
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BNY is RLUSD's primary reserve custodian, Ripple says; Ripple issues the coin
RLUSD is Ripple's dollar stablecoin, and Ripple named BNY its primary reserve custodian. Who issues it, what backs it and what Ripple says on redemption.
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Top Crypto Airdrops Q1 2026: OpenSea, Jupiter, Polymarket Guide
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How to Tell If Crypto Is Overbought: RSI Thresholds, Limits and Context
RSI above 70 is the usual overbought line; crypto.news puts Stochastic above 80. What they measure, when they mislead, and why one reading is not enough.
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How to invest in crypto in 2026: set a limit, then plan for volatility
How two beginner guides for 2026 say to size a crypto stake, what dollar-cost averaging cannot do, which coins to hold and how to protect them.
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How to Diversify a Crypto Portfolio: Size It by Risk, Then Spread Exposure
IG's crypto allocation examples of 1%, 3% to 5% and no more than 10%, ways YouHodler suggests spreading exposure, and the limits of diversification.
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Crypto Funding Rates: Who Pays and What Positive or Negative Means
How crypto funding rates work on perpetual futures: who pays at positive and negative rates, the approximate formula, and why rates differ by exchange.
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How to store crypto safely: BitPay favors cold wallets, Ledger notes the trade-off
A crypto cold wallet keeps keys offline. See what Ledger and BitPay say about safe storage, the hot-wallet trade-off, seed-phrase backups and 2024 theft data.
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Crypto arbitrage explained: how it works, and why fees and speed can erase the gap
How crypto arbitrage works, why fees on both legs may nearly erase a 0.3% price gap, and what sources say about whether it is still profitable in 2026.
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Fan token meaning: votes and perks, not a stake in the club, sources say
Fan tokens are crypto tokens that give holders club votes and perks. Two of four sources say they give no equity, dividend or share of the club.
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