Are you tired of getting it wrong in the world of crypto trading? Imagine a situation where you identify at least the best price to buy or sell but before you click the button, there is rapid market acceleration and…
Blockchain technology’s popularity has heralded a fundamental change from centralized to decentralized institutions. Companies that use blockchain technology tend to stand apart in every manner. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies – an original concept for a more transparent and secure digital…
Most tokens on blockchains serve as a currency, a store of value such as gold, or a type of stock or equity. With the ERC-721, generating tokens that could be collected like a digital cat or used to symbolize something…
Cryptocurrency is one of the most promising asset classes in the present time. Hence, in this article, we’ll be guiding you through the necessary process of buying the Ethereum (ETH) coin. We will guide you through detailed steps to buy…
It’s been a grueling year for miners, with Bitcoin halving its rewards earlier this year and indie miner favorite Ethereum finally launching its Beacon Chain to set it on course towards the promised land of Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Ethereum 2.0. This…
Over the years, Ethereum has proven to be a leading blockchain platform offering various decentralized apps (dApps) and making it possible to create smart contracts. Transactions are at the core of the Ethereum platform, facilitating the transfer of ether and…
Who decides whether to terminate a smart contract? Who decides whether a smart contract should change state? The answer, of course, is that who decides these things is encoded into the smart contract itself, and it will be different for…
Buidler, Waffle & Ethers Lately, at Balancer we’ve moved from the Truffle development environment to using Buidler, Waffle, and Ethers. The main benefit is being able to use console.log in Solidity during debugging — it’s amazing how much of a difference this…
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have a history of price volatility compared to traditional currencies like the US dollar. Some cryptocurrency users find a need to trade for more stable options under circumstances, such as avoiding risk for example. In response to…
Both Uniswap V1 and V2 have the same simple approach to fees. A flat 0.30% fee is applied to every trade, which is added to the Uniswap pair’s reserves. The way Uniswap processes fees is elegantly simple. Like everything else…
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