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What is cryptocurrency trading and how does it work
To understand cryptocurrency trading, it is essential first to comprehend blockchain technology. A blockchain is a distributed ledger that records information in blocks linked chronologically by cryptographic functions. Because each block references its predecessor, any attempt to alter stored information would change the entire chain and be rejected by the majority of the network, rendering manipulation extremely difficult. This combination of cryptographic security and decentralised consensus confers a high degree of confidence in the immutability and transparency of transactions. Cryptocurrency trading is the act ... (full story)
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