Compared to traditional coins, cryptocurrencies have a virtual value for those who own them and are registered in the blockchain, the technology that supports cryptocurrencies. If a user wants to transfer cryptocurrencies to another user, they can make a transaction on the recipient user’s wallet. The transaction ends after verification ( more… )

Market capitalization (market cap) is a total value of the company’s stock or shares— or, in a case of the Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency, of various coins that are mined. When it comes to crypto, the market cap will be calculated just by multiplying its total number of the coins ( more… )