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The art of trading cryptocurrencies
We at Forallcrypto are always trying new ways to educate the masses about cryptocurrencies.
The book: “the art of trading cryptocurrencies” is made out of 17 different chapters, with about 70 sub chapters. The book is 150 pages long and should be used as your guide to becoming a profitable trader. We are not saying that we got the secret formula to trading cryptocurrencies, we do say that (almost) all of the relevant techniques, tips and tricks can be found in our book
Bitcoin for beginners
The crypto school is made to let everyone learn something about the basics of cryptocurrencies for free, with explanations about mining, trading, and more!
Bitcoin and Blockchain; these are two concepts that go hand in hand. There are differences and similarities between these two concepts, although the average person will think about Bitcoin if they think about Blockchain and will think about Blockchain if they think about Bitcoin.
Cryptocurrency mining
The crypto school is made to let everyone learn something about the basics of cryptocurrencies for free, with explanations about mining, trading, and more!
One of the most important aspects within the crypto markets are the miners, which ensure that new coins are always mined from a cryptocurrency and that the transactions are confirmed. Only coins with a Proof Of Work (POW) algorithm need miners.
The bitcoin block reward halving
The crypto school is made to let everyone learn something about the basics of cryptocurrencies for free, with explanations about mining, trading, and more!
After every 210.000 Block, Bitcoin goes through a process called ‘halving’. This mechanism was integrated into the protocol by the creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.
