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Altcoins are alternative cryptocurrencies to Bitcoin. Many altcoins boast services that Bitcoin and Ethereum do not offer or improve upon the technology.

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The Litecoin Halving and Why it’s Significant 

The Litecoin halving occurs every four years and functions very similar to the Bitcoin halving. Learn how it can impact the price of LTC.

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What is Algorand (ALGO)? 

The Algorand network attempts to address some core blockchain issues. This guide explains how it does this and why.

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What is Tezos (XTZ) 

Tezos is an open-source platform for developing smart contracts and dApps, which is renowned for its unique governance process and consensus mechanism.

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What is Polygon (MATIC)? 

Polygon is a scaling solution for the Ethereum blockchain. This article explains what Polygon and MATIC are and how they work.

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What are Meme Coins? 

Meme coins, such as Dogecoin, began as a joke with little utility or value. But in recent years, several meme coins have entered the spotlight. Learn why some traders invest in meme coins.

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What is Litecoin (LTC)? 

Litecoin is often seen as the silver to Bitcoin's gold. This article explores what Litecoin is, how it works, and why some people prefer it to Bitcoin. 

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A Beginner’s Guide to UniSwap (UNI)

UniSwap is a popular decentralized exchange that offers seamless trading by using liquidity providers and liquidity pools. Read this guide to learn more.

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What are Privacy Coins? 

Privacy coins are cryptocurrencies that are designed to maximise privacy and anonymity. This guide covers several popular privacy coins and how they work.

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What are Governance Tokens?

Governance tokens are created by blockchain developers to allow token holders to vote on proposals and decisions related to the future of a project of protocol.