Crypto Explained

Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency that maintains a relatively stable value. Unlike regular cryptocurrencies that can be highly volatile, stablecoin value is pegged to an external asset, such as the U.S. dollar, euro, or gold, which stabilizes the price.

Unlike traditional markets, cryptocurrency never sleeps, but human beings do! That's where crypto trading bots come in.

If you’re still digesting the term “metaverse” and contemplating its possibilities, don’t be surprised if you start hearing another term increasingly used: “metanomics.”

By now, it's almost impossible not to have heard about cryptocurrency, although you may not be familiar with precisely what it is and how it works. Don't worry, you're not alone.

A bull run, otherwise known as a bull market, is characterized by a sustained or significant period of growth in any given market.

A bear market is used to describe a market whose asset prices are in a sustained decline or have experienced a substantial downturn in price. Here's how to spot one.

Consider a $100 bill for a moment. When the bill is in your pocket, it is in your custody, and you are its custodian. If you deposit that bill into a bank, the bank becomes the custodian. The same is true with crypto custody.

The Ethereum Arrow Glacier upgrade recently went live and made another change to the network by delaying Ethereum's "difficulty bomb" until June 2022. How will it effect you?

The “double-spend” problem is one of the many pieces of jargon that often seems confusing to anyone unfamiliar with cryptocurrencies because it doesn’t exist in traditional finance. Understanding the double-spend problem and how Bitcoin solves it is key.

What is a CEX? What is a DEX? Centralized Exchanges (CEXs) and Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) are different types of cryptocurrency exchanges. What's the difference? And which is best for you?

We’re pleased to announce that Stellar Lumens XLM has become the latest listing on EQONEX, and users can now spot trade XLM against USDC on our exchange.

“Alt” is short for “alternative,” and altcoins are every cryptocurrency coin and token that are not Bitcoin (BTC). While the term is used in extremely broad strokes, it’s impossible to refer to each of the 11,000+ different coins and tokens in the same way.