Cryptocurrencies

Monero (XMR) is an open source decentralized and anonymized cryptocurrency. It is based on the CryptoNote protocol - ring signatures technology. Monero was created in April 2014 by the developers Riccardo Spagni and Francisco Cabanas. The cryptocurrency name means the word "Coin" in Esperanto.

Dash cryptourrency made a breakthrough on the uniqueness of its developments. First launch took place on January 18, 2014, but with the name Xcoin, then the currency was called Darkcoin and finally, in March 2015, the network made a rebranding becoming known as Dash. Theoretically, there is 22 million in circulation.

NEM (New Economy Movement) is a new cryptocurrency with an equal opportunity philosophy. In terms of capitalization it is among the top 10 cryptocurrencies on Coinmarketcap. Exchange ticker - XEM. The number of coins in circulation is equal to 9 billion and there will be no more emission. NEM cryptocurrency was

IOTA (MIOTA) is a relatively new virtual currency in the top 10 global cryptocurrencies. IOTA currency was created at the end of 2015 as a tool for payment on the Internet of Things (IoT). IOTA is a peer-to-peer system based on transactions between users using the Coordinator. Cryptocurrency has a great future since

Litecoin (LTC) is a second Bitcoin's fork cryptocurrency after Namecoin. Litecoin is the second most popular cryptocurrency in the world after Bitcoin. The Segwit (Segregated Witness) protocol was used creating Litecoin. It was widely used in Bitcoin forks to solve the problem of scaling and increasing the speed of

Ripple is a decentralized cryptocurrency which relates to the same name payment system. Ripple is based on a chain of blocks as Bitcoin. This currency exists only in the Ripple system. 1 XRP is divided into a million units called drops. In the beginning 100 billion XRPs were created and according to the rules of the

Bitcoin Cash is a new cryptocurrency created as a branch of Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency separation occurred due to the necessity of changing old Bitcoin protocol with a new one in order to increase the transaction processing speed. Opinions of market participants have split into two camps and two branches were formed: one

Bitcoin cryptocurrency was created by anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009. The main idea was to create a decentralized database copies of which will be stored by all participants in the system in an encrypted form. Units of payment are bitcoins. Bitcoins are stored on special wallets. All information about the