Bitcoin Gold Fork Means “Free Coins”… But How Exactly to Get them is Unclear
Bitcoin Gold “hard fork” means “free coins” for holders of Bitcoin, but it is unclear if the snapshot date is Oct. 25, block 491,407, or something else.
Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin is the most commonly known cryptocurrency. It’s a decentralized digital currency that is secure and private and can be used in transactions worldwide. It carries with it a number of pros and cons and is currently rather volatile.
In this section we discuss everything Bitcoin including how it works, what it’s worth, how you can “mine Bitcoin”, and more.
OMG?! $6k BTC!
Bitcoin hit $6k today (Oct. 20th, 2017). That is impressive growth. The question is, “did it fly too close to the sun; or, is it going to the moon?”
Why Do Altcoin Prices Often Follow Bitcoin’s Price?
It can seem like no matter what happens, the major altcoin prices follow Bitcoin’s price, even when it is illogical. We ask, “why?!”
Bitcoin Breaks $5k
Bitcoin broke $5k early morning Oct. 15th, 2017, it then shot up to $5.3k. This marks a milestone for Bitcoin, regardless of what the future holds.
Cryptocurrency Investing Tips
Here are some basic tips and tricks for investing in and trading Bitcoin (and other cryptos). We cover how to avoid fees, what orders to use, and more.
Should I Buy GBTC?
One might ask “should I buy GBTC,” or “should I buy GBTC or BTC?” That is, “should I by the Bitcoin stock or actual Bitcoins?” Here is some insight.
Is Bitcoin Going to $5k Again?
Bitcoin just barely hit $5k on some exchanges back on Sept. 1st before dropping to nearly $3k. Here in early Oct it is nearing $5k again. Will it get there?
How to Get Bitcoins
To get Bitcoins you’ll need a Bitcoin wallet and a place to buy Bitcoins. One all-in-one solution is Coinbase, but there are many options to choose from.
SegWit and the Lightning Network Explained
SegWit, SegWit2x, and the Lightning Network (LN) are all terms that describe proposed changes to Bitcoin’s blockchain to allow for faster transactions.
Understanding Hard Forks in Cryptocurrency
A hard fork is when a single cryptocurrency splits in two. It occurs when a cryptocurrency’s existing code is changed, resulting in both an old and new version.