A blockchain is a digital ledger where data is stored in secure blocks. Transparent, tamper-proof, and the backbone of crypto.
Mining secures Bitcoin by solving puzzles with computing power. Miners earn rewards while keeping the network decentralized.
Smart contracts are computer programs that run automatically on blockchains when conditions are met.
A wallet works like a blockchain bank account, letting you store, send, and receive crypto securely.
Staking means locking your crypto to secure networks and earn rewards, like digital savings with passive income.
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies tied to traditional money like USD. They make crypto stable, useful for payments and trading.
Crypto regulations act like traffic laws: protecting investors, preventing fraud, and making markets fair.
Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency, like digital cash with limited inflation. Both a payment system and store of value, often compared to gold.
MiCA is the EU’s big crypto rulebook, setting clear standards to protect investors and stabilize markets.
Airdrops are free cryptocurrency given to users to promote projects, spreading awareness and building communities fast.