Storage

2022 was one of the hardest year for crypto world. FTX bankruptcy finally damaged users’ trust in centralized exchanges and they began to wonder whether the storage of client funds was really secure. A wave of mistrust had swept across almost all the top exchanges, including Binance.

In the coming October, Claire, a project that combines the concept of distributed storage, AI technology, and NFT, will be released on BSC's decentralized exchange Pancake.

Initially perceived as a scam and unreliable, digital currencies were only worth a few cents. Today, things are different as the cryptocurrency industry has grown immensely. This growth has brought with it some ridiculous stories worth telling.

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General digitization has brought most of the world's population online. Most operations from virtually all walks of life, including payments, are going digital. Therefore, wallets have also gone digital. Storing money in a pocket is a relic of the past.

Revolut has rolled out cryptocurrency withdrawals to give its users the new option of transferring their digital currency. The feature allows withdrawals to private wallets outside of the Revolut ecosystem in an effective, fast and secure manner.

While in this age of digitization no one gets surprised by hacks and virtual theft, physical robbery is still something that has not become a thing of the past. Moreover, ordinary burglars try to keep pace with progress as well. Thus, some of them are getting so sophisticated that they are interested in stealing cryptocurrencies through private keys and cold storage.

Launched in September 2020, Blender Wallet by Blender.io, a recognized privacy team, represents a new-gen approach to anonymous Bitcoin (BTC) wallets. It merges an unparalleled level of decentralization and an intuitive user interface.

As soon as a new user gets the idea of cryptocurrency, the second most important question is how digital wallets work and what kind of storage for crypto coins should be chosen.