Listicles

With rising institutional adoption from the likes of JPMorgan, BNY Mellon, KPMG, and countless others, cryptocurrencies have established themselves as a viable alternative asset class.

While much of the headlines are dominated by the price of Bitcoin (BTC) and constant debates over whether we’re in a bull or bear market, the Bitcoin network carries on undeterred, mining a new block every 10 minutes. Read five fascinating facts about the OG crypto here.

If you haven’t dipped a toe into crypto yet, you may be asking yourself if it’s too late to get involved. The answer, of course, is no.

Cryptocurrencies are speculative assets as well as a store of value. For cryptocurrency users, this means that there are now plenty of ways to generate returns from your cryptocurrency holdings. Here are six we’ve picked out.

Cryptocurrencies hit the mainstream like never before in 2021, and prices duly soared. But, after the dizzying bullish action for most of the year, Bitcoin (BTC) closed in May with its biggest monthly drop in nearly three years.

As cryptocurrencies gain prominence as an asset class, their energy consumption is increasingly under scrutiny. But there are options for the more environmentally-minded investor.