Crypto Concepts & FAQs

What Are Stablecoins?

As inherently stable crypto assets, stablecoins hold appeal for both the crypto and traditional credit markets.

Digital Assets: Cryptocurrencies vs. Crypto Tokens

It’s important not to confuse the terms “cryptocurrencies” and “tokens,” as there are fundamental differences that distinguish them.

Fiat Money vs. Cryptocurrency

From cowrie shells to crypto — the evolution of money and the rise of cryptocurrencies.

How Does Bitcoin Work?

Learn the importance of Bitcoin in this beginner’s guide. Discover how Bitcoin works, its uses, and how to get started on Gemini’s secure platform.

What Is Blockchain? The Tech Behind Crypto Explained

A chain of blocks? Yes, in short, and a science that’s changing the way we live our lives in almost every sphere. Read on as we demystify blockchain.

The Blockchain Trilemma: Fast, Secure, and Scalable Networks

Proof of Stake, sharding, state channels, sidechains: An entire subsector has arisen to solve the Blockchain Trilemma and optimize networks for mainstream use.

Crypto Social Media: Where to Get Started

Twitter? Clubhouse? Discord? Here you’ll find the variety of social media platforms that help form the digital landscape of the cryptocurrency community.

What Does Trustless Mean?

Expecting no one to eat the cake you stored in the fridge isn’t an exercise in trustlessness. “Trust” and “trustless” are related — yet different — concepts.

What Is Bitcoin: A Beginner's Guide

Bitcoin is the most well-known cryptocurrency, making waves in global finance. So, what exactly is it, and how can you take part? This beginner’s guide will wal...

Who Controls Bitcoin and Who Invented It?

Bitcoin was invented in 2009 by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. It is decentralized, meaning it’s not controlled by any person or entity.

Who Is Satoshi Nakamoto?

Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin, but little is known about their identity. Does anybody know who Satoshi Nakamoto is?

Who Created Ethereum and Who Controls It Now?

While Vitalik Buterin originally proposed the concept of Ethereum, the blockchain now has thousands of developers and technologists guiding its future.