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You may have heard that there is a limited supply of Bitcoin that can be mined. The mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamato, has limited the supply that can be mined to 21 million Bitcoins. So far, just under 17 million have been mined, leaving…

If you’re getting to grips with the complex world of cryptocurrency, you’ve probably started with Bitcoin. You might have then moved on to Ethereum, and if you’ve read our article on blockchain, you probably know what that is too. This post is…

Crpyto mining is a process that entails the use of unique software and hardware to acquire cryptocurrencies. Here is detailed explanation of how the entire process works, and what you need to get started.

Besides buying bitcoin, another route that you can use to acquire bitcoin is cloud mining. This will be an exploration of everything you need to know about the process, from top to bottom.

Bitcoin mining used to be quite profitable at the very start. However, at the time, it was the activity of the technically able. Since then it has become quite costly to mine. Some even question whether it is still profitable.

By way of an example to start us off, Bitcoin is currently trading on Bitfinex (Hong Kong) at $17,088. Meanwhile, it’s at $17,344 on Gemini (Canada / UK) and $17,525 on GDAX (US). But why is this?

ICO stands for “Initial Coin Offering”. Put simply, this is a way for a new currency venture to raise start-up capital quickly, without the need for regulated entities such as banks.

The majority of ICOs seem to describe token launches on Ethereum. So, does that make a coin the same as a token. Not quite…