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Best Practices with Multiple CPFPs &
However, assuming the intended topic is related to Bitcoin’s Child Pays for Parent (CPFP) and Replace-by-Fee (RBF) mechanisms, here are some best practices for dealing…
How many lightweight nodes v. ful nodes are there on the network?
A key component of any decentralised network is the ability for users to participate in the network by running nodes. Nodes are essentially servers that…
Checking balance on a block explorer
Block explorers are web-based tools that allow users to explore and analyse the transaction history of a blockchain network. An important function of a block…
Next step to understand Bitcoin Core
If you want to better understand the development of Bitcoin Core, there are a number of steps you should take to deepen your knowledge of…
Why undo files are needed in the Bitcoin Core?
The Bitcoin core software uses a data structure known as the Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) set to keep track of the available bitcoin output that…
What is a node and a master node?
What is a node? A node (Latin for “node”) is any PC that is connected to a blockchain network. Nodes of a dedicated decentralized network…
What are pamp and dump? Basics of the concepts.
Dumping is the process of accelerating the growth of the value of an asset, while misleading traders, using exaggerated or fabricated facts, with the sole…
What is an ICO?
The ICO stage is a new trend in the field of investment, the birth of which is inextricably linked with the development of the institution…
Risk management for trading: How to avoid deadly losses in the cryptocurrency market?
The risks of trading cryptocurrencies are mainly related to the volatility of the cryptocurrency market. As they represent a high risk, it is important that…
Cryptotrading: This is what cryptotraders should consider when investing in Bitcoin, Ethereum & Co.
Despite some ups and downs, 2023 can be called the year of cryptocurrencies. Both institutional investors and private investors have stocked up on the digital…