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DeFi – What Is The Current State In 2022?
The last few months have been wild in DeFi. We are witnessing daily developments in the space, despite the recent decline in token prices. With approximately $215B of total value locked (TVL) in DeFi protocols, the community interest is clearly...
What is the Trezor phishing attack?
Trezor wallet users became victims of a phishing attack, according to an official tweet by the company on April 3rd. Users received emails that impersonated Trezor and Satoshilabs, urging them to download a new Trezor Suite app. This is a...
Central Bank vs. Bitcoin
Bitcoin is probably the most exciting invention since the emergence of the Internet in the 90s. We have previously examined in our blog, how Bitcoin satisfies the main functions of money. The role of central banks is still essential for...
The Vision Behind The Crypto App’s New Logo
Last summer, TrustSwap announced the acquisition of The Crypto App, one of the Top 5 most downloaded crypto portfolio management apps globally. A similar type of acquisition in the market occurred in 2020 when FTX purchased Blockfolio (currently 6M downloads)...
Why is the Bitcoin block size limited?
The Bitcoin block size is an ongoing topic of discussion among the community as a main component of the Bitcoin protocol that sets a limit on the number of transactions within each block. The controversy around the debate is because...
An Introduction to The Crypto App
The TrustSwap team is pleased to announce that we have been working hard to add additional functionality and make upgrades to The Crypto App. Our goal is always to deliver on the requests made by the TrustSwap community, and a...
Why is Bitcoin Supply 21 Million?
The Bitcoin supply is fixed at 21 million units, according to its source code and as the Bitcoin whitepaper describes. Currently, the circulating supply approaches 19 million bitcoins, as miners claim rewards by finding new blocks. The mining of new...
Blockchains: Permissionless vs Permissioned
The openness of blockchain ecosystems is subject to many discussions around the crypto community. Depending on the use case, developers design blockchain networks according to customized needs and preferences. People are mostly aware of public, permissionless blockchains like Bitcoin and...