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CRYPTO FRIENDLY COUNTRIES
If you’re interested in cryptocurrencies, you’ve probably investigated if they’re allowed in other nations. To make your research easier, we’ve put together a study on the nations that accept cryptocurrencies the most. This paper includes information on taxation and regulatory policies in 16 crypto-friendly nations.The Top 15 Cryptocurrency-Friendly Nations by 2024 Switzerland: Due to its…
WARNING!!!
CRYPTO SCAMMERS from North Macedonia! Facebook sponsored advertising links to a fictitious Reporting Democracy interview featuring a well-known North Macedonian football player, all in an attempt to trick viewers into handing over their personal information to a cryptocurrency fraud.FAKE articles posing as authentic websites are being directed at North Macedonian social media users in an…
Did you know …?
1979The Merkle tree, so named in honor of mathematician and computer scientist Ralph Merkle, is one of the earliest pre-blockchain technologies. In his Stanford University doctoral thesis, he presented a method for digital signatures and public key distribution known as tree authentication. In the end, Merkle patented this concept as a way to offer digital…
WHY….HOW….WHEN ?
2008Thought to be a pseudonym used by a single person or group of people, Satoshi Nakamoto contributed to the creation of the original Bitcoin software and released a white paper outlining the idea of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. The white paper states that blockchain technology would enable safe peer-to-peer transactions without requiring the involvement of governments…
WHY & HOW part I ?
What is blockchain ? Blockchain is a kind of database that records transactions in a public ledger without requiring verification from a third party. Distributed on a peer-to-peer network, it is made up of data chunks that are joined to create an unbroken chain of unchangeable records. To prevent a single point of failure, every…
WHY & HOW part II ?
Why and how to make your first blockchain part II ? Blockchain’s journey has been turbulent since 2009, driven by the rise of erratic cryptocurrencies, but the technology has far deeper roots and a wider range of uses than Bitcoin.Still, for better or worse, most people associate blockchain with Bitcoin. Following Bitcoin’s launch, the blockchain…