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Knowing when to buy cryptos, and Bitcoin in particular, to optimize their returns has always been the investor’s equivalent of the Holy Grail.
We’ll explore the different strategies Coinhouse offers for investing in crypto below, and answer investors’ most frequently asked questions.
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Proof-of-Stake is a method to achieve a distributed consensus. It makes it possible to secure a blockchain by providing the right economic incentives to push for honest transaction validation. It is an alternative to the Proof-of-Work used on Bitcoin. What are the specific features of the Proof-of-Stake? The Proof-of-Stake (PoS) replaces a mechanism based on […]
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Find out what a crypto token or digital token is, and learn the difference between token and cryptocurrency.
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ou’ve probably heard of Lightning Network, a technology capable of increasing Bitcoin network’s capacity. In this article, we will seek to understand the fundamentals of the system and its interest. Why Lighting Network? What is Lightning Network? Where are we today? A more technical introduction is available here. Why the Lightning Network? Bitcoin, by design, is […]
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In 2019, hackers blackmailing online with Bitcoin are targetting people who discover the crypto ecosystem. In this article, we explain why you should never give in to these scammers. Depending on their internet provider, some victims receive one or more identical emails stating that videos were taken without their knowledge via their webcam while visiting […]
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The Tron network has been in the news a lot recently, following the acquisition of the BitTorrent company for $120 million. The performance of the native TRX token has been good over the last few months, creating a buzz behind this project led by Justin Sun and his team. Coinhouse takes a look at the […]
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In the Blockchain world, Tezos is a project that, for better or worse, got a hell lot of attention. Tezos is the product of many years of crypto-economic and philosophical reflections led by its masterminds Arthur and Kathleen Breitman, and who laid them out in their 2014 White Paper. Previously, Arthur Breitman was a research engineer for Google X […]
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EOS is a blockchain project led by developer Daniel Larimer, unveiled and financed in 2017 and then put online in 2018 after an ICO of all records that lasted a year and raised up to 4 billion dollars through an ingenious but questionable mechanism. More than a year and a half after its launch, let’s […]
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