cryptocurrency
Learn how cryptocurrency works and the pros and cons of shifting to a digital economy.
Initial Coin Offering (ICO)
What Is an Initial Coin Offering (ICO)? This initial currency offer (ICO) cryptocurrency is equivalent to the industry's initial public offering (IPO) only. But starting an ICO as a way to raise funds for any company that wants to raise money to create a new currency, or app service. interested investors can buy this offer, and accept it all as a new cryptocurrency token issued by the company. This token has some advantages over the use of the product or service offered by this company, which represents a stake in the company or project.
By ICO Coin Development4 years ago in 01
Can Crypto Counter Volatility With The Stablecoin?
Have you come across a situation in life where the success of something proves the inevitability of a manifestation, but at the same time, it also presents a case that goes against another manifestation? This is precisely what happens with cryptocurrency exchanges.
By Henry Williams4 years ago in 01
10 different types of crypto
What Are Cryptocurrencies? Before we take a closer look at some of these alternatives to Bitcoin, let’s step back and briefly examine what we mean by terms like cryptocurrency and altcoin. A cryptocurrency, broadly defined, is virtual or digital money that takes the form of tokens or “coins.” While some cryptocurrencies have ventured into the physical world with credit cards or other projects, the large majority remain entirely intangible. By LUKE CONWAY
By Catherine Brinkly4 years ago in 01
THE 14 CHEAPEST CRYPTOCURRENCIES WITH A FUTURE OF 2021
The cheapest cryptocurrencies with a future in relation to their potential WRX Today this coin has a value of $ 0.004079, it is the native token of the Wirex app , it is an app that is becoming more popular every day, it already has 3.5 million users, it has already raised 7.9 million dollars in 5 rounds of financing.
By BlockchainX4 years ago in 01
Society of Spectacle Crypotocurrancies Part 2
The "human phenomenon" referred to by Theilard de Chardin loses all ontological, ethical, erotic, playful, and aesthetic consistency by turning the human being into a worker. You can romanticize all you want to work, but in itself, as work, it is always brutalizing. Upon entering the factory, Simone Weil wonders, "What did I gain from this experience?" and the answer is: "The feeling of not having any right, whatever it may be ..." (Weil 2002, 170), and continues: "confused in the eyes of all and in my own eyes with the anonymous mass, the misfortune of others it has entered my flesh and my soul ”(Weil 2002, 32). Curiously, Simone Weil's testimony is very similar to that of Primo Levi, when he recounted his experience as a "worker" at the Lager. Regarding her experience as a worker, Simone Weil writes: “I received the mark of the slave there and forever” (Weil 2002, 38). Weil's testimony realizes that the work of the workers is brutalizing by definition and that “no perfect social equity can ever erase” that condition of modern slavery (Weil 2002, 39).
By Sarmad Mayo4 years ago in 01
What are NFTs? Why are they trending in 2021?
What are NFTs? Why are they trending in 2021? NFT corresponds to the acronym “ non-fungible token”, which we can translate as “non-fungible token” or “non-fungible asset”, or, in other words, the meaning of NFT means that it is an asset that is unique, it cannot be modified and it cannot be exchanged for another of equal value, because there would not be an equal one. And these assets are also digital, that is, they have no correlation in the physical world (although sometimes they may).
By BlockchainX4 years ago in 01
