First: I recommend using a ledger or a trezor. From what I have used, I like these the best. Don't buy these on eBay! Make your own choice, but consider the following: One hardware wallet will secure your

(Scroll down to the numbered step-by-step process below for the simple version...) First, not all wallets let you set your own fees. You should use one that does, unless you want to pay more than you have

Yesterday I attempted a basic explanation of how transaction fees work, why they vary, and how you can take charge and pay less in fees. At the time, I considered sending my daughter her allowance, a $10

The bitcoin blockchain is assembled by miners, block by block. The miners assemble a block by selecting transactions from the "Mempool" - the set of transactions which have been broadcast and

I keep seeing press releases, news articles, and ICO announcements that basically go like this: "The state of Blockchainico is putting birth certificates on blockchain." "XYZco will track

This one has 2 X's... Bitcoin leans right, Bitcoin Cash leans left, why not claim the strictly vertical? Or, maybe some combination? Been wondering what they'll choose, and the suspense is killing me...

The following chart groups people by net worth, and shows how many BTC each person in each group would receive today, if their wealth in dollars were to be replaced by an equivalent share of 21 million