With the crypto space still growing out of its infancy and largely unregulated, investors need protection for their investments. This is where cryptocurrency insurance enters the picture.

It’s been an incredibly difficult week for crypto, as total market value plunged below $1 trillion with multiple big names in the space making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

With the advent of blockchain technology, another technology has gained popularity: smart contracts. A smart contract is a self-executing contract in which the contents of the agreement are written directly into the lines of code.

Ethereum killers are alternative open-source blockchains that seek to solve Ethereum’s current shortcomings, like exorbitantly high gas fees and the low number of transactions per second the blockchain is able to process.

Plug Chain claims to be the foremost protocol that allows blockchains to be seamlessly integrated with real-world data sources. However, there has been controversy surrounding the authenticity of the project with some writers raising flags.

How being a worrisome child led to some of the best, and worst, trades for Hugh Hendry.

MakerDAO has risen in prominence as an Ethereum-based central banking protocol that offers crypto lending and borrowing functionalities through its collateralized stablecoin, Dai.

The Ethereum blockchain is undergoing several changes to upgrade the protocol to Ethereum 2.0. Ethereum 2.0 represents a complete overhaul of the original protocol. The upgrade is supposed to bring more scalability, improved security, and improved decentralization.

Ethereum is among the most ambitious blockchains when it comes to scaling. As a matter of fact, no other blockchain might have a scaling roadmap that is as profound as that of Ethereum.