Although cryptocurrency investment comes with as many drawbacks as upsides, it is immensely rewarding when done right. The best cryptocurrencies to invest in 2018 are those with a solid roadmap for the future, whether in upgrades, partnerships, exchange listings or even token distribution. Within this article we discuss 10 of the best to Invest before the end of 2018.
NVIDIA Pulls out of Cryptocurrency Mining Industry
Can Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Be Separated?
Well into the second half of 2018 and it’s been a white-knuckle roller coaster ride for most. With Ether shedding 44 percent of its value in just two weeks and the media speaking of a Bitcoin bubble, is it possible to lose faith in crypto but remain bullish on blockchain? Apparently; if continued corporate statements like the UBS blockchain endorsement are anything to go by. But can you really separate cryptocurrency and blockchain?
5 Keys to Consider When Building Your Cryptocurrency Portfolio
Building a cryptocurrency portfolio is not something you do in 5 minutes. The rise of the cryptocurrency market and ICO’s, in general, has lured many investors into the idea of making big bucks as quickly as possible. And while there’s still plenty of opportunity out there, it pays (quite literally) to be as professional as you can.
FACEBOOK LIFTS BAN ON CRYPTOCURRENCY, BUT STILL BLOCKS ICOS
Anyone who has tried to use Facebook advertising is familiar with the many terms and regulations, from the copy to the visuals to the URL. So it was hardly surprising when Facebook drew another line this past January and this time with cryptocurrency. Now, in June, it has reversed much of the ban, but it continues to exclude initial coin offering (ICO) ads.
What is Bitcoin Cash? BCH vs Bitcoin
Bitcoin Cash arose as an alternative to Bitcoin, and it’s currently between the third and second most valuable cryptocurrency in the world by market cap, after Bitcoin and Ethereum. The founders of Bitcoin Cash created the alternative cryptocurrency on August 1, 2017 to combat the rise in transaction wait times and fees on the original Bitcoin network. Bitcoin Cash increases the number of transactions that can be processed per block.