Author: CryptoPress
Iván Marchena, the man behind PrimeXBT’s award-winning Bitcoin-based trading platform’s success in Latin America, has agreed to step down as vice president of operations for the area after achieving the goals set out at the start of his term.
The decision comes as the company works to establish itself as one of the leading leveraged trading platforms for Latin Americans trading cryptocurrencies and conventional financial...
Dogecoin
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Dogecoin is a cryptocurrency derived from Litecoin that uses a Shiba Inu dog from the Internet meme “Doge”. It is a cryptocurrency similar to Bitcoin.
Basic Info
Name: DogecoinSymbol: DOGEInitial release: December 6, 2013Authors, Developers: Billy Markus, Jackson PalmerConsensus algorithm: Proof-of-Work...
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...
Interview with Miguel Schweizer, from Quantia Capital
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Quantia Capital is a digital asset management company that provides investment solutions for retail and institutional investors, currently holding more than $ 320 million.
We were recently able to ask Miguel Schweizer, who serves as the company’s chief risk officer, some questions.
Here are the most outstanding answers from the interview:
– Migue, how did you get to the crypto world?
A: The first time I read the word...
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...






