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      Blockchain

      What are atomic swaps?

      Atomic swaps aim to simplify and speed up the process of sending cryptocurrency quickly and cheaply. They are are essentially just a smart contract that maintains integrity of transactions and ensures everyone upholds their part of the transaction.
      By Liquid In
      Blockchain

      What are gas fees?

      Gas is the fuel of the Ethereum blockchain. Every transaction that occurs on the Ethereum network requires gas. Gas helps Ethereum calculate the fees needed to execute a given action, and it ensures load-balancing across the network, and it attracts more miners to the network.
      By Liquid In
      Blockchain

      What is SegWit?

      Segregated Witness, also known as SegWit, was implemented on the Bitcoin network to improve scalability. SegWit reduces the data involved in a transaction by stripping the digital signature from the transaction data and moving it to a point in the structure later in the transaction.
      By Liquid In
      Blockchain

      What is a fork?

      Forks are a natural way for blockchains to evolve. A fork in a blockchain is when developers create a new blockchain protocol, related to an existing blockchain protocol, to create a different version of the blockchain. This is in the interest of changing or updating a blockchain protocol.
      By Alex Aves In
      Blockchain

      What is averaging down and when should you do it?

      Averaging down is an investment tactic you can use to lower your average buying price. It allows you to enter profit earlier than you would have, but it also introduces additional risk to your investment.
      By Liquid In
      Blockchain

      What is the Lightning Network?

      The lightning network is Bitcoin’s solution to its scalability issues. Bitcoin has slow confirmation times and expensive transaction fees which limit growth and adoption. The Lightning Network aims to allow transactions to occur off-chain, so transactions don't need to be verified on the blockchain.
      By Liquid In
      Blockchain

      What is a 51% attack?

      A 51% attack occurs when a malicious miner is able to control more than 51% of the hashing power in a network, enabling them to carry out unconventional transactions, such as double-spending. They are very dangerous for the prosperity of the network.
      By Liquid In
      News

      Liquid announces key hires in senior leadership team

      Global digital asset platform Liquid announced the appointment of key senior leadership. These new hires add to our management team with years of in-depth banking, finance and e-commerce experience critical to managing financial market cycles.
      By Brian Li In
      Insights

      Downtrend continues as Bitcoin shorters get action

      Bitcoin continues to look bearish, but XRP got a boost this week with some good news.
      By Katsu Konno In
      Community

      Liquid update with Head of CEO Office Katsu Konno

      Earlier this week Liquid's Katsu Konno hosted an AMA on the Liquid Japan telegram. Here's the translation.
      By Alex Aves In
      Blockchain

      What is a cryptocurrency wallet?

      So you've got yourself some crypto and you want to story it somewhere. You're going to need a cryptocurrency wallet – a place that you use to store, access, send and receive your crypto. A cryptocurrency wallet does not actually hold your coins within it like a traditional wallet. Learn more.
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