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Get payments support and a dedicated wallet
Listing your coin on the CoinPayments platform is the ideal way to increase the number of users of your coin.
Our hosted wallets allow users to store, send, and receive your coin and our plugins and custom APIs allow businesses to easily accept payments in your coin.
In Good Company
With over 100K vendors across 200+ countries, it's only a matter of time before the adoption of your coin starts to grow.
What You Get
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#AirdropSafetyGuide
Get payments support and a dedicated wallet
Listing your coin on the CoinPayments platform is the ideal way to increase the number of users of your coin.
Our hosted wallets allow users to store, send, and receive your coin and our plugins and custom APIs allow businesses to easily accept payments in your coin.
In Good Company
With over 100K vendors across 200+ countries, it's only a matter of time before the adoption of your coin starts to grow.
What You Get
Initial setup, hosting, maintenance and updates
Marketing package:
Listing on our Supported Coins page
Blog post about your coin
Social media posts
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Get payments support and a dedicated wallet
Listing your coin on the CoinPayments platform is the ideal way to increase the number of users of your coin.
Our hosted wallets allow users to store, send, and receive your coin and our plugins and custom APIs allow businesses to easily accept payments in your coin.
In Good Company
With over 100K vendors across 200+ countries, it's only a matter of time before the adoption of your coin starts to grow.
What You Get
Initial setup, hosting, maintenance and updates
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#StablecoinPayments
Get payments support and a dedicated wallet
Listing your coin on the CoinPayments platform is the ideal way to increase the number of users of your coin.
Our hosted wallets allow users to store, send, and receive your coin and our plugins and custom APIs allow businesses to easily accept payments in your coin.
In Good Company
With over 100K vendors across 200+ countries, it's only a matter of time before the adoption of your coin starts to grow.
What You Get
Initial setup, hosting, maintenance and updates
Marketing package:
Listing on our Supported Coins page
Blog post about your coin
Social media posts
Email newsletter announcement
Get payments support and a dedicated wallet
Listing your coin on the CoinPayments platform is the ideal way to increase the number of users of your coin.
Our hosted wallets allow users to store, send, and receive your coin and our plugins and custom APIs allow businesses to easily accept payments in your coin.
In Good Company
With over 100K vendors across 200+ countries, it's only a matter of time before the adoption of your coin starts to grow.
What You Get
Initial setup, hosting, maintenance and updates
Marketing package:
Listing on our Supported Coins page
Blog post about your coin
Social media posts
Email newsletter announcement
#AirdropStepByStep
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
#AirdropStepByStep
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
#AirdropStepByStep
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
#AirdropFinderGuide
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
#AbuDhabiStablecoin
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
#ArizonaBTCReserve
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
In a third reading on April 28 of Senate Bill 1025 (SB1025), a proposal to amend Arizona’s statutes to allow for a strategic BTC reserve, 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposed. A similar bill, SB1373, to establish a state-level digital assets reserve, passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 19 voting nay.
“This bill basically takes the approach that probably 15 other states are considering the same legislation nationwide that allows the treasurer to invest up to 10% into, probably mainly Bitcoin but other things as well,” said State Representative Jeff Weninger on SB1025.
“I think this probably would start as a ‘may’ for the foreseeable future, but as things continue to pivot towards Bitcoin and these things, would have that already in place in the future.”
#BinanceLeadsQ1
In the first quarter of 2025 (Q1), the cryptocurrency market failed to continue the growth trend seen at the end of 2024, with the total market capitalization dropping from a peak of $3.8 trillion to about $2.7 trillion, returning to the level of the first quarter of 2024. Bitcoin (BTC), which leads the market capitalization, hit a historic high (ATH) of $109,000 on January 20 this year, but closed the quarter at $82,000.
However, in Q1, the total trading volume of the world's top ten exchanges was $21.69 trillion, an increase of 16.84% compared to the same period last year, but a decrease of 12.29% compared to the previous quarter. Binance led the way with a total trading volume of $8.41 trillion, followed closely by OKX and Bitget with $3.06 trillion and $3.01 trillion, respectively.
In the first quarter of 2025 (Q1), the cryptocurrency market failed to continue the growth trend seen at the end of 2024, with the total market capitalization dropping from a peak of $3.8 trillion to about $2.7 trillion, returning to the level of the first quarter of 2024. Bitcoin (BTC), which leads the market capitalization, hit a historic high (ATH) of $109,000 on January 20 this year, but closed the quarter at $82,000.
However, in Q1, the total trading volume of the world's top ten exchanges was $21.69 trillion, an increase of 16.84% compared to the same period last year, but a decrease of 12.29% compared to the previous quarter. Binance led the way with a total trading volume of $8.41 trillion, followed closely by OKX and Bitget with $3.06 trillion and $3.01 trillion, respectively.
#SolanaSurge
Solana (SOL) is back in bullish territory, making a strong comeback after recent market turbulence, APA reports citing Tronweekly.
The smart contract platform has gained nearly 1.34% in the past 24 hours and is up an impressive 20% over the last seven days, as bulls regain control and push prices higher.
Just days ago, SOL dropped to a local low of $96 amid broader market sell-offs driven by macroeconomic uncertainty and risk-off sentiment. However, the dip was short-lived. Solana has since staged a remarkable recovery, climbing back above key resistance levels and now trading around $134. The swift rebound underscores growing investor confidence and a return of bullish momentum.
SOL 1M graph coinmarketcap
Market sentiment appears to be shifting in favor of the bulls. According to data shared by prominent analyst Ali, a notable 71.87% of traders on Binance with open SOL positions are betting on continued upside. This overwhelming long positioning signals strong expectations of a sustained rally.
Solana (SOL) is back in bullish territory, making a strong comeback after recent market turbulence, APA reports citing Tronweekly.
The smart contract platform has gained nearly 1.34% in the past 24 hours and is up an impressive 20% over the last seven days, as bulls regain control and push prices higher.
Just days ago, SOL dropped to a local low of $96 amid broader market sell-offs driven by macroeconomic uncertainty and risk-off sentiment. However, the dip was short-lived. Solana has since staged a remarkable recovery, climbing back above key resistance levels and now trading around $134. The swift rebound underscores growing investor confidence and a return of bullish momentum.
SOL 1M graph coinmarketcap
Market sentiment appears to be shifting in favor of the bulls. According to data shared by prominent analyst Ali, a notable 71.87% of traders on Binance with open SOL positions are betting on continued upside. This overwhelming long positioning signals strong expectations of a sustained rally.
#BinanceSafetyInsights
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
#StaySAFU
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
#TradingPsychology
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
#RiskRewardRatio
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
#StopLossStrategies
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
#DiversifyYourAssets
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
#SecureYourAssets
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
#SECGuidance
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, has ranked among the most influential observers of the crypto space as he tracked the progress of spot bitcoin ETFs over the past few months.
But Balchunas’ own mother doesn’t understand digital assets, Balchunas confessed in a Sunday post on the social networking platform X/Twitter.
“I think of it as funny money in space. Is there some kind of mine? They need a show that explains it to me and my friends like we [are] in 2nd grade.”
While etf.com has already explained the basics of crypto ETFs and how the different types of bitcoin ETFs work in a way that beginning investors can understand, we haven’t provided a guide for non-investors or people who don’t follow crypto news. That is, until now!
Whether you’re explaining the digital currency and related ETFs to your mom or you’re an eager student wanting to know more about how crypto works and why investors are talking about bitcoin ETFs, here are some basics:
What Is Crypto? A Simple Explanation
“Crypto” is short for cryptocurrency. It’s called that because it uses encryption, a process that converts information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Imagine crypto as digital money for the internet. Just like you have coins and bills for buying things in the real world, cryptocurrency is like having special digital coins that exist only on the computer.
What makes it cool for some people is that it's not controlled by any single person or government. Instead, a lot of computers work together to keep track of who has how much of this digital money. So users do not have to operate through banks or payment platforms with the potential complications and delays that are part of their systems.
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