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The concept of tokenization has been around for quite a while, with the idea of translating real-world assets into their digital representations for subsequent sale in the cryptocurrency domain in the form of tokens. By creating such a virtual investment vehicle, companies can tokenize anything from commodities like gold and silver to real estate, opening up opportunities for their sale on platforms in the on-chain environment. The latters offers considerable liquidity inflow options, given that it is more accessible to non-institutional and retail investors with no access to traditional sales venues. Most importantly, tokenization leverages

The cryptocurrency market is currently host to over 5,000 different types of coins and tokens, each of which is acting as a hotbed of interest for millions of users and potential investors. The abundance of offerings, ongoing blockchain adoption, and considerable traction in terms of legalization, are making cryptocurrencies an attractive option for investing. However, the unsightly reality of being home to countless fraudsters and bad actors is still making the cryptocurrency market quite a challenging and risky environment for new and inexperienced entrants. As new tokens or coins are introduced, potential investors should abide by a che

We know that among our readers there are those who do not fully understand the insides of cryptocurrencies and are just starting their journey. Yeah, greetings to you, dear newcomers. Today we prepared for you a small dictionary of frequently used terms and abbreviations with brief explanations in a very simple language. The list contains both important concepts and comic ones (which we all also use,why not). This collection will be divided into several parts, this is the first one, about cryptocurrencies and blockchain. Dear experienced blockchain and cryptocurrency users, forgive us for some simplifications, we want to make life of less

What is generally called a shitcoin? Someone thinks that shitcoin is all the little-known cryptocurrencies, of which there are a thousand. But we don’t call something that can be profitable and convenient with such an obscene word. Some people say that a shitcoin is a scam or a cryptocurrency made for dishonest gain. But let's face it: there are coins created without malicious intent, just for fun, and some of them even made it to the top. Therefore, we will agree to call a stupid cryptocurrency – tokens without a specific purpose, without a business model on the part of the creators, tokens that appeared out of nowhere and in which no one