How fees are destroying crypto onboarding

There is a great buzz around cryptocurrencies, which is causing more and more individuals to explore this new industry with the hopes of getting involved in some way. Yet, with fees so high for making cryptocurrency purchases it is no wonder the industry as a whole is still struggling with onboarding new cryptocurrency investors and users.

Interview with Denis Salangin, Founder of PayFair

Salangin: PayFair’s primary asset – after the platform itself – is the community. The feedback the community has given us has impacted how the platform operates and looks; their input will always be in our mind.

Mission Implausible: Next Summer’s Biggest Blockbuster?

Have you heard the plot of the new blockbuster thriller with Dom Fuse in the lead role as a CIA operative embedded in the crypto world? He’s the tough-talking all-action hero who is called in to the shadowy department, within a department, within a top secret corner of CIA Langley.

In data we trust – but which data should we trust?

Right now the cryptosphere is largely still ruled by the brains and hearts of entrepreneurs. People create projects because they really love the idea they want to broach to the world, and they then use their intelligence to make the best of their offer. The machines will take over sooner or later however because that’s just the way it is.

Will Crypto Ever Be Too Big To Fail?

We collect and generate truth – also known as data – at such an incredible rate that no one can actually measure it, but who believes what we collect?

Dark Pools are Coming to Crypto

To those that don’t have backgrounds in conventional finance, dark pools are either two words that have never come up next to each other in the same sentence or a commonly misunderstood part of healthy markets.

Terra stablecoin and Luna unstable reservecoin review

Terra has secured 32M$ funding to implement their stable coin. Let’s review Terra’s 19-page whitepaper, which is very technical from an economic and scientific point of view. However, this level of technicality ends at economics, as both technical implementation and blockchain logic is missing from the paper entirely.

The what in the road?

Native English speakers always make things fancy and more complex than they need to, whereas someone using English as a second language has to keep it simple.

What’s the cost of a 51% attack?

On the 3rd of June, ZenCash suffered from a 51% attack where more than $500,000 in double spend transactions was lost. The attacker managed to manipulate blocks which allowed him to double spend on two massive transactions of respectively 13,000 and 6,600 ZEN. According to estimates via the website 51Crypto.app, the attacker only had to spend $30,000 to pull off the 51% attack.