So you’ve heard of Bitcoin — but where to begin? From tokens and blockchains to decentralized finance and NFTs, the world of crypto is vast and growing by the minute. But while it might sound complicated, it doesn’t have to be. If you’re searching for a crypto crash course, look no further than Cryptomeria’s guide to crypto.
Digital Assets: Cryptocurrencies vs. Crypto Tokens
It’s important not to confuse the terms “cryptocurrencies” and “tokens,” as there are fundamental differences that distinguish them.
A chain of blocks? Yes, in short, and a science that’s changing the way we live our lives in almost every sphere. Read on as we demystify blockchain.
Expecting no one to eat the cake you stored in the fridge isn’t an exercise in trustlessness. “Trust” and “trustless” are related — yet different — concepts.
Bitcoin is a revolutionary asset class where value is represented not as a physical or digital object, but as a record of ownership on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Is there anything Ethereum cannot do? Many view the Ethereum platform as a global supercomputer. It’s also been dubbed “the mother of dApps.” Read why here.
Whether creating a digital collectible or collateralizing a crypto loan, you pay for Ethereum network usage fees with ether, or “gas.”
While Bitcoin and Ethereum are often compared to one another, the two fulfill different — though often complementary — roles within the blockchain ecosystem.
Dogecoin demonstrates that crypto can be used for many pursuits — from injecting humor to supporting charitable organizations.
Non-fungible tokens can represent assets like art, collectibles, and real estate that are truly unique as no two NFTs are identical.
New digital asset custody solutions are available every day, making it easier and safer to invest in crypto.
Not all blockchains are created equal; their diverse consensus mechanisms have unique implications for accessibility, security, and sustainability.
