The internet has come a long way from its first wobbly introduction to the world decades ago. By now, nearly everything you need can be accessed from the comfort of your couch. …

When cryptocurrency first emerged in 2009, there was only one blockchain: Bitcoin. Since then, the number of cryptocurrencies has exploded and today we live in a multi-chain world with thousands of cryptocurrencies coexisting. Why are there so many currencies now? …

If you’re a stakeholder in blockchain, you’re going to need to find a secure place to store your cryptocurrency. There are a number of different options on the market for crypto wallets and each type has its own benefits and disadvantages. Which wallet you choose depends on how you plan…

Cryptocurrency buying and trading has exploded in popularity, particularly over the last 4 years. Crypto holders now use their coins or tokens to purchase goods and services, or trade with peers in the broader crypto-sphere. In order to provide safe and secure places to trade online, hundreds of platforms have…

As social media has blown up over the last 20 years, it seems like the goal of everyone — artists, corporations, the average person — is to “go viral.” A viral video can make a musician into a celebrity or an inventor into a millionaire within days. …

Over the last decade or so, blockchain technology has seen a significant increase in popularity in communities all over the world. …

For newcomers to the blockchain world, the entire concept of cryptocurrency may still be a bit of a new idea to wrap your mind around. Because everything is digital, without a physical representation of the currency, it can be confusing how the coin is stored and how holders access and…

Whales protecting Whales! WhaleRoom has become a corporate partner of Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC) to raise awareness around endangered sea species, and help protect them. Founded in 1987, WDC is the leading global charity dedicated to the protection of whales and dolphins and a founding partner of the Convention on Migratory Species…