Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is a popular strategy for building long-term savings, typically involving fixed-sized purchases of a target asset on an ongoing basis. As long as the asset you’re buying…
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Many bitcoin-adjacent subcultures have cropped up in the time since its 2009 launch, and with new subcultures often comes new terminology. “Bitcoin” was once a novel word itself—it first appeared…
Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is a time-tested strategy for saving and investing used by millions worldwide. While useful for acquiring any asset you think will grow in value in the long…
Since bitcoin’s introduction in 2009, the infrastructure for trading has grown substantially. Initially, there were no platforms on which to buy bitcoin as it didn’t even have an exchange rate…
According to various reports, 10-20% of the circulating supply of bitcoin is likely lost forever. However, the term “lost” in bitcoin has a different connotation than with other types of…
Many of bitcoin’s staunchest critics have expressed doubt about its 21 million cap, but perhaps the most mindless criticism relates to the fact that the supply limit is not specified…
When Satoshi Nakamoto created bitcoin, he established in its code a fixed number of bitcoin that will ever exist. Since the protocol first launched, new bitcoin have been issued on…
To function reliably and securely, bitcoin depends on the voluntary cooperation of thousands of individuals around the globe. Nodes, which make up the bitcoin network and verify transactions and blocks,…
Most people are aware that bitcoin has no ruler, but it does have rules. Upholding these rules is important for everyone who owns bitcoin. But with no central authority, how…
Phishing is a form of social engineering where a bad actor sends an email or other digital communication with the intent of tricking you into revealing personal information such as…