When it comes to managing cryptocurrency, understanding Bitcoin wallets is essential. This article breaks down the essentials of wallets, from how they work to the different types available, to help you securely store your bitcoin.
On August 27th, Binance users spent close to one million dollars in Ethereum transaction fees in a single day, bringing the total amount of Ethereum gas fees paid within a 24 hour period to a new all-time high.
As Telegram users continue to grow, its wallet is becoming increasingly important. With its close integration into day-to-day chat interactions and excellent scalability, Telegram is quickly becoming a major contender in the crypto wallet landscape.
In a breakthrough move, Telegram has officially integrated TON’s Web3 wallet into its platform, causing the cryptocurrency to surge more than 13% in value. This significant step marks a major advancement in both TON’s usage and its long-term goal of becoming a widely accepted digital asset.
Crypto investors were rattled today when news of a single wallet transferring $10M worth of cryptocurrency spread across social media. Fears of massive token dumps drove market uncertainty, leaving many wondering what’s to come.
StarkWare recently unveiled a new system to restore access to wallets for those users who hadn’t updated their wallet features in the past. Following a large number of complaints on X, StarkWare developed the solution to help users regain access to their digital assets.
1inch wallet, a decentralized exchange aggregator, has revealed that it bought $10M in ETH after making a record-breaking $3.7M profit in July. This purchase consolidates the platform’s position as a major player in the DeFi space.
Xverse, a cryptocurrency wallet, recently secured $5 million in seed funding led by Jump Crypto. It looks to offer users access to a wide selection of blockchain-based applications and services.
Investing in cryptocurrencies can be a lucrative endeavor, but there are many pitfalls one can easily fall into. Investing blindly in an unknown exchange, trusting strangers with unfinished transactions, and not backing up or secured wallet files are some of the worst ways to lose your Bitcoin.