What Are Atomic Swaps and How Do They Work?
An atomic swap is an exchange of cryptocurrencies from separate blockchains without using a third party or centralised exchange.
Obiex vs KuCoin: Which Crypto Exchange is Better For You?
Obiex and KuCoin are both important cryptocurrency platforms in Africa. Each offers distinct features tailored to meet the varied requirements of crypto users. Let’s take a look at some of these features.
Battle of the AIs: OpenAI ChatGPT Vs. Google Gemini
Many AI software products are launched daily, but the two most popular ones in this field are OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini.
That's So Crypto: Lagos, New Money and NFTs
In this episode, Mfon takes us to Lagos, where he finds New Money and NFTs.
Web 3 is not Web 3.0
Web3 tackles the problem of dominance (by the giants/big sharks) and Web3.0 tackles the problem of intelligence.
How Psychology and Cognitive Biases Influence Your Financial Choices
Understanding psychological factors and cognitive biases and how they influence personal financial decisions is important for improving and maintaining financial health.
Crypto Trading Tactics from The Godfather: Building Your Crypto Empire with Strategy and Influence
The Godfather is a classic film with lessons on strategy, influence, and empire-building, which can be applied to crypto trading.
Monolithic & Modular Blockchains Explained
Modular blockchain specialises in performing one or two of the blockchain's three main functions, while monolithic blockchain performs all functions.
That's So Crypto: I made $253,000 from investing $300, then lost $527,000
💡That's So Crypto is a series where we share stories
Sandwich Attacks in Crypto: How To Protect Yourself
A sandwich attack is a type of market manipulation that targets the decentralised finance market.
The Art of Trading Like James Bond: How to Stay Cool Under Pressure in the Crypto Market
Whether he’s defusing a bomb, engaging in a high-speed chase, or negotiating with a villain, Bond knows how to maintain his composure and think clearly. Here’s how you can apply some of his strategies to trading crypto.
Zero Knowledge Proofs (For Beginners)
Zero Knowledge proofs(ZKPs) are a secret writing method used to prove the truth of something without revealing the entire process of achieving it.