There has been a lot of talk about the carbon footprint of Bitcoin. In this article, we will examine where Bitcoin’s power consumption comes from, and potential ways to mitigate the power hunger of Bitcoin.
More than a literal footprint, Bitcoin’s carbon impact is every bit as real as it sounds. As the height of the altcoin bubble subsides, the question remains whether or not cryptocurrencies are sustainable in their current...
What Is Crypto Arbitrage And How Does It Work?
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Crypto arbitrage has been around since cryptocurrency emerged in 2009. Yet, there are still many people who do not understand exactly what it is or how it works. Crypto arbitrage is nothing new. It existed in forex and equities markets before it came to crypto. As soon as crypto trading began, so did crypto arbitrage opportunities.
What is crypto arbitrage?
It is a practice where investors trade cryptocurrency for another cryptocurrency...
NFTs are Forever: The Digital Art Revolution Has Begun
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Forever Digital Art
While an NFT can be used to create a homeownership paper, the world’s attention is currently focused on digital art, music, and collectibles. After one piece was sold at auction for $69 million on Thursday, a form of digital artwork that can be bought and sold online has made headlines.
According to Christie’s, the sale quickly elevated artist Mike Winkelmann, who produced the piece, to one of the top...
Digital dollar project
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The Digital Dollar Project is the initiative to advance the exploration of a United States Central Bank Digital Currency. The aim of the DDP is to advocate a central bank digital currency, the digital dollar. CBDC (Central Bank Digital Coin) aims to make the dollar a much better and smarter currency to serve all those transacting in dollars.
‘Preconditions’ for a Digital Dollar
Privacy issues, ease of use, security...
Guide to Cryptocurrencies: What is a Fork?
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What is a fork? In the cryptocurrency space, a fork is a change to the code of a cryptocurrency’s blockchain. Forks occur when two or more developers start from a single set of code and create two different versions of it.
Developers can do this if they want to make changes to an existing protocol. It typically occurs when there is a disagreement among the people developing the cryptocurrency. They can also do this to test new ideas or to...






