Crypto Explained

What is decentralization? What does CeFi mean? Looking for crypto answers? Here's all you need to know about CeFi and DeFi.

How to read candlestick patterns, which are a valuable tool for traders and provide rich insights into market trends that can help to forecast future movements and inform trading decisions.

Solidity is one of the most well-used blockchain programming languages, powering the vast majority of the Ethereum ecosystem of applications and tokens.

Blockchains. DeFi. Cryptocurrencies. Consensus algorithms. These are terms that you may have heard of in recent months, and with the recent boom in Decentralized Finance, have piqued investors’ interests. How does this obscure piece of technology work, and how can you benefit from it?

Bot trading has been a contentious topic in the crypto community for several years, with some suggesting algorithms have unduly inflated or depressed prices, or caused volatile price swings.

On the simplest level, cryptocurrency mining is the process of adding new transactions to a Proof of Work blockchain, for which the miner receives a cryptocurrency reward.

EQONEX is pleased to announce that the exchange now lists MATIC tokens. The native token of the Polygon platform, MATIC, has been one of the best-performing tokens of 2021.

EQONEX is committed to helping our traders manage their risk as effectively as possible, so we are pleased to announce the launch of our new Sub Account feature.

Online security is becoming one of the most critical issues of our time, and it affects all of us. But, unfortunately, most people aren’t doing enough to protect their online assets.

Halvings are strongly associated with price cycles in cryptocurrencies and form an intriguing part of Bitcoin’s economic model. But what are they, and why do they happen?

The beginner's guide to Bitcoin nodes: To fulfill and validate Bitcoin transactions, it’s also necessary to broadcast messages across a network using nodes. Here's how it works.

Proof of Work uses hashes to verify a blockchain contains all previous transactions in a sequential line of blocks.