Consensus rules are crucial to the validation process on the distributed blockchain network. They help achieve synchronization and agreement between the thousands of nodes on a blockchain. But who writes the consensus rules? Can they be changed? Should you as an average user worry about it?

All crypto transactions to halt on 01 October for a maximum of one hour, from 8:00 AM UTC to 9:00 AM UTC at the latest.

The latest version gives you a wholesome overview of your crypto trading at first glance. The new action button provides clear and concise navigation for all your go-to actions in a single tap, while the Market tab makes its first appearance and enables easy browsing among all the assets.

Twitter rolls out bitcoin tipping for iOS users via Lightning, NFT marketplace OpenSea launches mobile app for iOS and Android, Snoop Dogg Reveals Himself as Ethereum NFT Whale With $17M Collection, and more news in crypto this week.

Market trends are subject to numerous variables, which makes them difficult to predict. But some patterns do show up over and over again. Traders use these patterns to make predictions and profit, regardless of which way the market is going.

We’ve been offering staking of cryptocurrencies for a while now, but not all crypto users know what staking really means. This blog is for all who are interested in setting up a passive income and want to learn more about it. So, let’s take a closer look at the technical side of staking.

The blockchain technology on which cryptocurrencies are based makes them a stepping stone towards a new and improved digital age. Therefore, their underlying value is actually much greater than what is reflected by their price.

Over $1B worth of ether has been burned since Ethereum's London upgrade, 90% of surveyed investors find digital assets appealing, blockchain-based music platform Audius raises $5M from music industry giants, Interactive Brokers rolls out crypto trading with Paxos and more news in crypto this week.

There is a mystery surrounding the founder and creator of Bitcoin. No one really knows his true identity. What we do know is that he worked on the Bitcoin project under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.

Flare Networks’ airdrop of SGB’s, tokens intended for live testing of their Canary network for Flare, happened earlier this month. Find out more if you’re eligible to receive them.