Jonas Splinter

Key Takeaways The best crypto card is the one you can trust with your money, not the one with the flashiest cashback rate. We ranked five cards by…

Key Takeaways More than $20 billion in cryptocurrency has been stolen through hacks and exploits since 2014, with North Korea's Lazarus Group responsible for a significant portion of…

Key Takeaways A MiCA CASP authorisation is the single licence that lets a crypto exchange legally serve customers across all 27 EU countries plus Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein.…

Key Takeaways SATA is Strive, Inc.'s perpetual preferred stock (Nasdaq: SATA), a high-yield income security backed by the company's Bitcoin treasury, not a cryptocurrency itself. It pays a…

Which crypto exchanges can legally operate across Europe after the MiCA deadline of 1 July 2026? An overview of the fully licensed platforms passporting across the EEA, plus…

Key Takeaways A utility token is a crypto-asset that gives access to or is spent within a specific platform or service, more like a prepaid credit or arcade…

Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) is an ERC-20 token that brings BTC into Ethereum DeFi. How minting works, where WBTC is used, and how it compares to cbBTC and tBTC.

Learn how to use the MEXC API to automate trades, set smart alerts, manage portfolios, and run simple strategies safely, even if you're not a coder.

Stop wrestling with fragmented crypto data. Coinpaprika's API offers reliable, wide-reaching coverage to power research, trading apps, and more.

A practical guide to crypto shitcoins: what they are, why most fail, the red flags to watch for, and how to avoid getting stuck with a worthless token.

Tokenomics is the economic design of a crypto token: how it is created, distributed, used, and removed. Here are the levers that decide a project's fate.

Learn how Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) work: the funding stages, soft and hard caps, regulation, and how ICOs compare to IEOs, IDOs, and STOs.

Privacy coins are cryptocurrencies designed to conceal transactions and user identities using advanced cryptography, offering greater anonymity than Bitcoin.

Mainnets and testnets are key blockchain networks with different purposes. Mainnets are fully functional, while testnets are for development and testing.

A DApp runs on a blockchain or P2P network instead of one central server. Discover how DApps work, why they matter, and the leading platforms behind them.

A complete guide to the four layers of blockchain attacks: consensus, smart contract, transaction, and user, with notable real-world exploits and defences.