Imagine a special kind of money that only exists for the people and by the people. It’s called cryptocurrency.

Imagine a galaxy with a gazillion people! (a lot…).

Imagine a giant, super-secure book that everyone in a club gets a copy of. This book is called a blockchain.

Everyone has to start somewhere.

Explain Like I'm 5

Trying to explain what is draining Hive in ELI5 format.

Community service is a great way to get your kids involved in giving back to the community.

A friend in my society approached me to solve a unique problem for him. He wanted me to teach his 12-year-old son about cryptocurrency. The little fella was interested to buy an NFT after seeing some random

DAO funds have been around for quite some time now but their popularity seemingly skyrocketed during the 2021 bull run. Some of them are only taking shape while others have been around for almost a decade.

If you get into blockchain you will certainly hear a lot about forks. For most people understanding this term and phenomenon is not as easy as it looks but this #ELI5 post should help you wrap your head

In yet another #ELI5 explainer we will be discussing lending protocols. If you used DeFi you probably came across one of these. Here is your chance to understand why we have them and why we will need them

In an attempt to contribute to the @leoglossary project I spoke to @taskmaster4450le and we both concluded that adding an #ELI5 post to the existing explanations in the glossary would be a good idea. If

Every DeFi user has interacted with an AMM at least once. Uniswap, Sushiswap, 1Inch... All of these exchanges are actually automated market makers but how do they actually operate under the hood? It is

ETH 2.0 is "around the corner" and many crypto investors are willing to jump on the staking train. The only problem is that you need 32 ETH to run a validator node but with Lido Finance that

While reading through the comments on PolyCub-related posts and seeing what people are saying in Discord, it seems that bonding is not so easy to understand and that is exactly why we need to break it

Now that we have covered Decentralized lending platforms and Blockchains we can slowly start exploring decentralized finance even further, this time with DeFi Brdiges. What Are DeFi Bridges? A DeFi bridge

Alright class, I know that we started with a tough subject like DeFi lending platforms but I figured that we can't go any further before we understand the technology that is powering that mess we call

Alright, people, it's time to kick off the #ELI 5 content on Leofinance and Hive and we will start with a question from @forexbrokr - How much money can I borrow using DeFi? To know the answer we must

After thinking about it for a few weeks now I think it's time to enrich Leo and Hive with some easy-to-read content that anyone can understand and consume in a few minutes. If you aren't familiar with

The simplest crypto & blockchain explanation I've seen.