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The global crypto markets offer a wide range of digital currencies and tokens with various use cases. Two of the most prominent types of cryptocurrencies are privacy coins and stablecoins. Privacy coins provide a layer of privacy and anonymity to cryptocurrency transactions by shielding transactions from prying eyes. Stablecoins, on the other hand, bring price stability to the crypto asset markets by pegging the value of a digital currency to a stable asset, such as the US dollar. Read on to understand better what privacy coins and stablecoins are and how they differ.
In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrencies and Web3, the security of your assets and overall experience are critical. With the rise in popularity of decentralized finance (DeFi) and the increasing number of users entering the crypto space, it's important to have tools that can help protect your assets and make your experience safer. That's a big reason why Trust Wallet developed the Security Scanner. In this blog post, we'll explore what the Trust Wallet Security Scanner is, why it's important, and how it can make your Web3 journey more secure.
Crypto airdrops are one of the easiest ways to get ahold of new crypto tokens. However, as simple as airdrops are, they don’t always go as planned. Currently, there is some controversy surrounding the $PSYOP airdrop, which happened in May 2023. This airdrop has raised questions in terms of its authenticity and how the airdrop will affect people who invested in the token. While the crypto community is following the PSYOP roll-out, we take a closer look at what cryptocurrency airdrops are and use PSYOP as a case study of what to look out for in future airdrops.
There are many reasons why you might want to move your cryptocurrency from one wallet to another. The choice often comes down to things like enhancing your control, security, and ease of use in managing your crypto. Whatever your reason for wanting to transfer your assets to Trust Wallet, we’re here to help. So in this guide, we’ll go through how to transfer your assets from your existing wallet over to Trust Wallet. We’ll use wallets such as Atomic Wallet, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet and more as examples.
Over the past few years, the Securities and Exchange Commission has filed several lawsuits against major companies in the industry, including Coinbase, Binance, Ripple and others. However, many crypto investors aren’t aware of what role the SEC plays in the crypto markets. Read this guide to learn more about the SEC and the impact of the agency's actions on the crypto industry. However, keep in mind that this guide is not financial or legal advice, but a way for you to gain a better understanding of how and why the SEC is involved in the crypto and Web3 space.
Meme coins and AI tokens are making waves in the crypto space, attracting more and more speculators looking to get in and out at the right time. While meme coins are making crypto more fun, AI coins are receiving more attention as a result of the current boom in AI technology. In this guide, we look at meme coins vs. AI coins: what they are, what makes them unique, which one you can buy, and their differences.
n the world of Web3, a term that’s often used is "smart contracts". But what are smart contracts exactly, and why are they so important? We will explain it for you in this Article.
In the constantly evolving world of crypto, new advancements and standards are continually emerging, each aiming to address the limitations of predecessors. One of the latest developments in this space is ORC-20, a new token standard for the Bitcoin network. Whether you're a developer, user, or investor, this guide will give you the essential information and understanding needed to navigate this new frontier in the Bitcoin blockchain ecosystem.
The Suiswap IDO event is currently one of the most anticipated events in Web3 and with good reason. Suiswap is intended to bring efficiency to the Sui ecosystem, a Proof of Stake blockchain that was built for speed, security, and scalability. In this article, we’ll explore what the Suiswap is, how it seeks to improve the Sui blockchain, and how you can participate in Suiswap’s upcoming IDO event.
Meme coins bring lightheartedness and humor to the often serious and complex Web3 space, making it less intimidating and more fun. Therefore, it’s unsurprising that they have become so popular, with some meme coins now worth billions of dollars in market capitalization. In this guide, you’ll discover how you can spot a trending meme coin and use Trust Wallet to hold, send, receive, and swap top meme coins like PEPE, MONG, BOB, TURBO, and MEMEME. Keep reading for more information.
Ripple is a privately held company that was created to provide seamless global payments between financial institutions and businesses. XRP, often mistakenly called Ripple due to its association with the parent company, is the native cryptocurrency of the XRP Ledger (XRPL), an open-source, distributed ledger created by Ripple. In this beginner’s guide, we demystify what Ripple and XRP are, take a deep dive into the Ripple ecosystem, and show you how you can manage your XRP tokens with Trust Wallet.
On May 11, 2023, Neutron became the first ‘consumer-chain’ to launch on Cosmos. Neutron and Cosmos share a mutually beneficial relationship whereby the bigger Neutron grows, the more valuable ATOM – the native token for the Cosmos ecosystem becomes. In this guide, we will dive into the foundational elements of Neutron. We’ll also discuss the exciting opportunity for ATOM stakers on Trust Wallet to participate in the recently launched Neutron airdrop.