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Everything You Need to Know about Cryptocurrency (Part 2 of 2)

HOW TO STORE CRYPTOCURRENCY

Entities can hold units of cryptocurrencies in wallets – offline and online. Each such wallet holds

a public key that is the wallet address and a personal key (used to sign off payments). In any case, it is not precisely the units of cryptocurrency that one holds but the private key.

Nevertheless, entities can select from a large range of crypto wallets. Each of these wallets caters to a unique purpose. Online wallets largely serve the aim of standard transactions. Apple, J.P. Morgan Chase, Visa, and Facebook, have introduced online crypto-wallets. Conversely, offline or cold wallets are stored in a person’s disk drive and serve the aim of security of cryptocurrency.


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is meant by blockchain technology?

The term “blockchain technology” is the transparent, trustless, publicly accessible ledger that

permits the secure transfer of the ownership of units valuable using public-key encryption and proof of work methods. The primary successful implementation of blockchain technology was the Bitcoin Network.


Is Cryptocurrency safe to invest in?

Cryptocurrencies are generally volatile in nature and cryptocurrency investment may be risky

every now and then. However, all sorts of investments carry a particular degree of risk. One

should always research thoroughly to avoid risks, especially when it is your hard-earned money

you are thinking of investing.


FUN FACTS


When the total number of cryptocurrencies reaches 21 million, production will cease.

Initially, it was thought that the generation of cryptocurrencies was limitless; however, it

has now been revealed that this is not the case.


Miners are the kings of cryptocurrencies. Miners are responsible for all mathematical

calculations to ensure that blockchain users can effectively log into their accounts and carry out transactions. Miners work all round the clock to keep the system running.


Today, there are over 6700 different types of cryptocurrencies available for public trading, some more well-known than other currencies, like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and Chainlink. New cryptocurrencies are emerging all the time, adding to the $2.48 trillion in net worth that they presently share. Of this, around $653 billion is Bitcoin alone.





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