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Crypto basics

New to crypto investing? Not for long — start with these guides and explainers

Altcoins

Intermediate

Bitcoin came into existence in 2009 as the first cryptocurrency. It didn’t take long for other cryptocurrencies to be created based on Bitcoin source code.

Ask yourself this before buying cryptos

Beginner

Have you been looking at cryptocurrencies from the sideline but are now feeling ready to start investing? Before you jump into it and buy Shiba Inu, consider the following questions.

How much of your total assets to invest in cryptos?

Beginner

This is a difficult question as it very much comes down to multiple factors such as your age, risk tolerance, crypto knowledge and current income stream.

How to manage a crypto bear market

Beginner

Bitcoin is almost back to $30,000, a fall of more than 50% since the peak in November 2022. Here are some tips to manage the current bear market and for the future.

Active vs passive investing

Intermediate

In a volatile asset class like crypto, passive investing leads to greater volatility in the value of your portfolio while active investing may mitigate that if done well.

Rebalancing

Expert

Rebalancing means adjusting the assets in your portfolio in order to maintain a desired ratio among them.

DeFi and CeFi

Beginner

With DeFi and CeFi you can get much better yields on your stablecoins and other cryptos while also getting loans that beat traditional banking services.

Stablecoins

Intermediate

A stablecoin is a class of cryptocurrency that offers price stability by being pegged to a currency like the U.S dollar or to a commodity’s price such as gold.

Fundamental, technical and on-chain analysis

Expert

When selecting specific cryptos to invest in, professional investors often use technical, fundamental and on-chain analysis.

Bull and bear market

Intermediate

Cryptocurrencies are notorious for strong bull and bear markets and will heavily impact your investment returns.

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