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Understanding Bitcoin’s Energy Use and Climate Impact
A 2-page climate explainer on bitcoin's energy use, sustainable mining operations, and move to clean green energy.
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What is a futures market & how can I use data for spot trading?
Futures are contracts that allow you to gain exposure to an underlying asset without purchasing it; they can be utilized...
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What is Burning Crypto?
“Burning” crypto means permanently removing a number of tokens from circulation, often done to increase the value of the remaining tokens.
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What is Account Abstraction and Why is it Important?
Account abstraction is the ability to use smart contracts to manage funds without requiring users to give control of their...
Read moreUnderstanding Bitcoin’s Energy Use and Climate Impact
A 2-page climate explainer on bitcoin's energy use, sustainable mining operations, and move to clean green energy.
Read moreWhat is a futures market & how can I use data for spot trading?
Futures are contracts that allow you to gain exposure to an underlying asset without purchasing it; they can be utilized...
Read moreWhat is Burning Crypto?
“Burning” crypto means permanently removing a number of tokens from circulation, often done to increase the value of the remaining tokens.
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What a Government Shutdown Means for Crypto Policy
A US government shutdown would stall forward progress on crypto policy and other bills on the House floor.
Read moreWhat is Account Abstraction and Why is it Important?
Account abstraction is the ability to use smart contracts to manage funds without requiring users to give control of their...
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What is MEV?
MEV is the maximum value that can be extracted from block production by producers via strategically selecting transactions in a...
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Zero Knowledge Proofs – What are they and how are they used?
A zero-knowledge protocol is a method by which one party can prove to another that something is true, without revealing...
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What is Uniswap?
Uniswap is the largest decentralized exchange (or DEX) operating on the Ethereum blockchain. It allows users anywhere in the world...
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How NFT Royalties Work – and Sometimes Don’t
NFT royalties are crypto payouts designed to proffer creators a cut of secondary sales of their digital collectibles.
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Non-Fungible Tokens: Provably Rare Digital Assets
Provably Rare Digital Assets A non-fungible token (NFT) is a cryptocurrency token that is indivisible and unique. One NFT cannot...
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What is a DAO?
A DAO is an internet-native, or web-based entity built on blockchain technology and governed through smart contracts and its token...
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What are Ethereum Gas Fees?
Gas is the amount of ETH required by the network for a user to interact. Fees are used to pay...
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What is Staking?
Staking is a way of earning rewards for holding certain cryptocurrencies. Many crypto holders use this to make their assets...
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What is Solana?
Solana is a highly functional open source project that implements a new, permissionless and high-speed layer-1 blockchain.
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What is “proof of work” or “proof of stake”?
“Proof of work” and “proof of stake” are the two major consensus mechanisms cryptocurrencies use to verify new transactions, add...
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What are Layer 2s and Why Are They Important?
Summary Layer 2 refers to a set of off-chain solutions (separate blockchains) built on top of layer 1s that reduce...
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Hear me out: what’s a hearing and why are there so many on crypto?
Find out what hearings are, their importance, and how expert testimonies can help present the facts about an industry.
Read moreWhat is Account Abstraction and Why is it Important?
Account abstraction is the ability to use smart contracts to manage funds without requiring users to give control of their...
Read moreWhat is MEV?
MEV is the maximum value that can be extracted from block production by producers via strategically selecting transactions in a...
Read moreZero Knowledge Proofs – What are they and how are they used?
A zero-knowledge protocol is a method by which one party can prove to another that something is true, without revealing...
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What is decentralized infrastructure?
Companies and users are creating decentralized infrastructure networks using Web3 tools that are cheaper, faster and easier to scale.
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