Tag: Explained
Worldcoin controversy explained in latest Cointelegraph Report
Worldcoin, an ambitious but also controversial cryptocurrency project, has been making headlines since its launch last month. The project collects peo [...]
Zero-knowledge proofs, explained
ZK-proofs allow a prover to persuade a verifier of a statement’s veracity without disclosing any information about the assertion itself. Th [...]
What is extended reality (XR), explained
XR works by constructing immersive experiences that combine real-world and virtual components. The specific workings of XR depend on the technology b [...]
How to actually spend your Bitcoin, Explained
Bitcoin is accepted by various online merchants, travel companies, gift card retailers, food establishments and online service providers, offering di [...]
Venture capital financing in crypto, explained
Venture capital financing in the crypto space is no different from typical VC, except the startups benefiting from financing operate in the cryptocur [...]
The blockchain and AI bond, explained
Blockchain technology can improve data integrity, allow for secure data cooperation and sharing, make tokenization and incentives easier, and support [...]
What is a Wells notice, explained
A Wells notice is not a final determination of guilt or wrongdoing, meaning that the recipient has the chance to respond and make a case before any a [...]
Quadratic funding: The future of crowdfunding, explained
Quadratic funding is a new approach to crowdfunding that incentivizes smaller contributions and promotes the [...]
What is Immutable, explained
Immutable is a game development platform that simplifies building Web3 games on the Ethereum blockchain. Headquartered in Sydney and co-fou [...]
Local Elections 2023 explained… in Lego
Voters in some parts of England and Northern Ireland will choose new councillors on 4 May.More than 8,000 seats will be contested at 230 councils acro [...]
Crypto trading vs. crypto investing: Key differences explained
The most significant advantages of trading cryptocurrencies are quick profit generation, secure value storage, low fees and universal accessibility. [...]
Ethereum as a deflationary asset, explained
Centralized regulatory organizations typically govern the inflation of asset prices in traditional capital markets. Is that the same in Web3? Who ens [...]
From fiat to crypto, explained
Money has evolved from simple objects of barter to cryptocurrencies. Money emerged as a means of facilitating trade and cooperation among strangers. [...]
Monetary policy of cryptocurrencies, explained
The design choices, such as the level of privacy — i.e., anonymous or fully traceable transactions — implemented in the creation [...]
Inflationary vs. deflationary cryptocurrencies, Explained
Some cryptocurrencies are inflationary because the supply of coins increases over time. Inflationary cryptocurrencies use a combination of predetermi [...]