Kryptowelt Special

Bitcoin and Ethereum are by far the largest cryptocurrencies in the world, yet they operate in entirely different ways.

Smart Finance The Difference Between the Cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ethereum

Bitcoin is currently about twice the size of Ethereum. However, many experts believe Ethereum will surpass Bitcoin. How likely is that?

The blockchain is a crucial component in the crypto environment. But what exactly is a blockchain?

Hype or Revolution? How Blockchain Works: A Simple Explanation

Opinions often vary widely when it comes to blockchain. TECHBOOK explains the basics.

Bitcoin is the most widely used cryptocurrency.

The Comprehensive Overview Bitcoin Cryptocurrency Explained Simply

Bitcoin is the world's most valuable cryptocurrency. Find out what you need to know about it and whether investing is worthwhile on TECHBOOK.

Bitcoin with Halving Inscription Against Black Background

Cryptocurrency What Bitcoin Halving Is All About

To keep Bitcoin's deflation stable, a process known as "halving" is used in the cryptocurrency. But how exactly does it work?

What exactly are so-called real-world assets, or RWAs?

Types and Applications of RWAs Real World Assets: The New Trend in Cryptocurrencies

As real-world assets (RWAs) gain attention, the practical value of cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly clear to more users. TECHBOOK outlines types and applications.

Anyone who profits from Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies must pay taxes on those gains.

Profits from Bitcoin and More Cryptocurrency Taxation: What You Need to Know

Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are popular investments. But when do profits from cryptocurrency need to be taxed? TECHBOOK reveals the details.

A hardware wallet is a physical device that stores private keys in an isolated environment. Hardware wallets are also referred to as "offline wallets."

Security, Models and More Hardware Wallet–Digital Wallet for Cryptocurrencies

More and more crypto investors want to store their coins themselves. Hardware wallets are considered particularly secure. TECHBOOK explains the key facts.