For the most part of Bitcoin’s existence, centralised exchanges served as the primary gateway into the cryptocurrency world. Some consider it to be a redundant approach if a decentralised entity is being traded under a centralised environment. Of late, Peer-to-Peer trading has been gradually gaining admittance. Many platforms that are operating as centralised exchanges have gradually started to move in to decentralised P2P trading as a backup for the existing centralised ones. It might take a while for the dust to settle, but the revolution is coming! According to Nasdaq, P2P platforms are among the fastest growing segment in the
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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) proponents have recently been discussing the amount of value participants have been sending onchain. For quite some time now, statistics show the BCH chain has been moving more money than the ETH network in terms of USD value sent per day. With extremely low network fees, a good portion of people are […]
One peculiar trend in the cryptocurrency industry is how crypto loans can become very lucrative. A lot of platforms and services now offer interest rates of up to 10% for specific currencies and assets. Although this gets many people excited, one has to openly question how sustainable this business model really is. Establishing Interest Rates The cryptocurrency lending business model is not that different from a bank loan. People are looking for funds and need to put up some form of collateral before they receive the money. Based on the amount of funds being lent, as well as the duration 
A common attack against Tether in the crypto ecosystem is that the stablecoin isn’t really backed one-to-one by the U.S. dollar. We might soon get to know if these concerns are substantial, as the matter is now going to court. A new lawsuit against the operators of USDT accuses them of creating the largest bubble […]