If you've followed along in this blog, you now have a good grasp of blockchain, Web3, and why crypto exists. But why do you need crypto if there's already traditional money (like that in your wallet!)? How do they compare? To answer this question, we need
*Author's note: This week's post is lengthier than usual - I got somewhat carried away, but hope you enjoy reading! This week, we explore the monetary system of the world we live in and how cryptocurrency has found its way into the world of today. The
In the previous sessions, I covered how blockchain technology provides the foundation for trustless systems (meaning systems that don't require trust in a third-party; not that the systems are untrustworthy), and how Web3 leverages this technology to create a version of the internet that allows users to "
Okay, so blockchain is the tech. But what’s Web3? To understand this, we need to understand a bit of history. Past to Present: The Internet Journey When the internet was first developed, it was a bit like a digitised library. Websites were static - you could browse pages and
One of the most common questions I get when people find out what I do is: "What the heck is blockchain?" It’s a fair question—blockchain sounds complicated, and lumping it with terms like "crypto" and "Web3" doesn't make it better.
Before diving into this blog, let me be crystal clear: nothing here constitutes financial advice #NFA. The posts that follow are a categorized collection of learnings from my personal journey into the crypto world, which includes wins, losses, mistakes and lessons. Like many of you, I haven't figured