Selling crypto for Gift Cards is smart. Why?
Since CoinGate started offering gift cards for cryptocurrencies in September of 2020, sales each month were more productive than a month before.
Since CoinGate started offering gift cards for cryptocurrencies in September of 2020, sales each month were more productive than a month before.
If money is just a made-up social construct of trust, why can’t Bitcoin be money?
Have you ever sent Bitcoin to someone just to see your transaction hang unconfirmed for hours and even days? Don’t worry - it is safe and as expected as it is avoidable.
One of the biggest fears of hodlers is that they’re going to get fooled and lose their crypto holdings in some ridiculous way that could have been prevented.
At some point in time, we’ve all relied on Google search to tell us the current price of bitcoin. But that’s just the very first step as, sooner than later, we find ourselves searching for way more than just Bitcoin price.
YouTube is a great place to find valuable content on topics that interest you, and Bitcoin with the rest of the crypto market is not an exception.
At the beginning of September, the average ETH transaction fee reached as high as 0.031 ETH (or around 11,5 USD at the time of writing), causing a considerable fuss amongst Ethereum network participants.
By now, it’s unlikely to find a person that did not hear of blockchain technology. Still, few have come to realize what makes it so unique, useful, and exciting.
Stablecoins are already proving to be a great alternative to traditional banking as some of our biggest merchants successfully implemented fiat-pegged USDT into daily habits, removing the necessity to always rely on banking providers.
In May 2020, Bitcoin’s blockchain will go through a historic process called the block reward halving. Once it passes, the network will start rewarding miners with 50% fewer Bitcoins for verifying blocks and securing the Bitcoin’s decentralized network.
Currently out of CoinGate’s top 40 best-performing merchants, 14 are hosting service providers. The question then arises - what is the reason for their customers to embrace cryptocurrencies so much?
With the rising adoption of blockchain technology, digital assets created for a particular use case also find utility elsewhere, and that’s payments.
If you’d ask someone what the best place to buy some Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency for Euros is, you’d most likely be directed to one of the popular custodial exchanges. However, a brokerage might be a wiser choice if you don't intend to trade much.
The vast majority of people that embrace cryptocurrencies, whether they are spenders, traders or crypto-friendly businesses, still have to heavily rely on banks to carry out day-to-day operations. But what can be done if a bank decides to seize your activities solely because you involve cryptocurrencies in your daily life?
If you own a business, chances are you accept payments with credit and debit cards. Why wouldn't you if it’s the most popular payment method in the world by far? However, it might not appear so compelling when those chargebacks start to roll in.