Analysis

We kicked off 2020 on the brink of WW3 and finished with UFOs. The crypto world had an exciting year, too – here’s your recap of the biggest headlines this year.

Two-factor authentication keeps an account more secure by requiring two things to complete a task (like logging in or sending money out): something you know (like a password) and something you have (like you phone). Two-factor authentication is optional, but strongly encouraged to secure…

The influx of institutional investors has been much anticipated by the crypto community. After years of waiting, has the time finally arrived?

Bitcoin transaction delays can be stressful–but it’s important to understand the potential reasons why a Bitcoin transaction could be delayed.

The rules around how bitcoin is taxed vary from country to country and they’re constantly changing. What do you need to do? We take a look at how you can stay ahead of the game.

A closer look at the most popular consensus mechanisms and how they work to ensure public blockchains operate transparently and independent of any single authority.

Uncover how and why blockchain forks occur, what they mean for the crypto community, and how Luno approaches their integration into the Luno platform.

Ethereum transaction fees hit another all-time high (ATH) this week, with miners earning a record $500,000 in fees in a single hour. To better understand this, let’s break down how Ethereum transaction fees (or gas) work.

Imagine being able to bypass traditional financial institutions for things like loans, savings and insurance? Imagine no more–DeFi is here, and it’s changing the way we think about crypto and their use cases.

In our Crypto Around the World series, we take a look at the crypto landscape in different markets around the world, focusing on infrastructure, investment, regulation, and adoption. This time we’re spotlighting the land of kangaroos and koalas, Australia.

Why did Bitcoin make when many other projects before it didn’t?

Fed president, Jerome Powell confirmed in February 2020 that they’re “working hard on it [CBDC]” but recent reports claim the US is lagging behind. So who’s poised to win the great central bank digital currency race?