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Supply refers to how many coins or tokens exist. Three key types: circulating supply, total supply, and max supply. Circulating Supply Coins currently in circulation — available to buy, sell, and trade. Used to calculate market cap (price × circulating supply). Total Supply Total coins that exist — including locked, reserved, or not yet released. … Read more
BTC dominance (BTC.D) is the percentage of the total crypto market cap that Bitcoin represents. When dominance rises, Bitcoin outperforms altcoins. When it falls, altcoins strengthen — known as “alt season”. How Is It Calculated? BTC.D = (Bitcoin market cap / total crypto market cap) × 100 Currently around ~58%, meaning Bitcoin makes up over … Read more
Volatility describes how much and how often something’s price changes. In crypto, it’s the main characteristic — what attracts traders and scares beginners. What Is Volatility? High volatility means the price can make large moves in a short time — up or down. Low volatility means steady price movement. Bitcoin has average daily volatility of … Read more
Liquidity measures how easily a coin can be bought or sold without significantly moving the price. What Is Liquidity? If a coin is highly liquid, you can sell large amounts without the price dropping much. If it’s illiquid, even a small sale can crash the price 5-10%. The most liquid coins are Bitcoin and Ethereum … Read more
ATH (All-Time High) and ATL (All-Time Low) are two terms that appear in every other crypto article. Simply put: ATH is the highest price a coin has ever reached, ATL is the lowest. What Is ATH? ATH (All-Time High) is the highest price a cryptocurrency has reached since its inception. For Bitcoin, the ATH is … Read more
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is the loudest buzzword in crypto after Bitcoin itself. But behind the buzzword are real tools that let you lend, save, trade, and earn interest — without banks, without brokers, without asking permission. All you need is a wallet and internet. What Is DeFi in a Nutshell? DeFi is a set of … Read more
The crypto world is full of opportunities — and full of traps. While serious projects build value, scammers build ever more creative ways to take your money. The good news: 99% of scams follow the same patterns. Once you recognize them, you’re hard to fool. Most Common Crypto Scams Rug Pull Developers launch a token, … Read more
You bought your first crypto. And now you left it on the exchange. That’s like keeping cash in your pocket at a concert — convenient until something goes wrong. The key lesson of crypto: if you don’t hold the private keys, you don’t hold the crypto. What Is a Wallet? A wallet doesn’t “hold” your … Read more
Theory is cool, but buying your first crypto is the step that separates the curious from the participants. Here’s a step-by-step guide through the entire process — from choosing an exchange to withdrawing to your own wallet. 1. Choose an Exchange To buy crypto, you need an exchange. Two types exist: Centralized (CEX) Decentralized (DEX) … Read more
Bitcoin opened the door, but the crypto world is much bigger than one currency. Everything that isn’t Bitcoin falls under the category of altcoins — alternative cryptocurrencies. Today there are thousands of them, from serious projects worth billions to completely useless tokens forgotten the same week they were created. What Is an Altcoin? Altcoin is … Read more
