Thalr is a project focused on fixing scalability and slow transaction times, promising to be the first cryptocurrency to be tethered to physical silver bullion, while implementing new technologies to allow for better adoption outside the traditional sphere of crypto users.

In our first article in the series reviewing the best performing token of last week, we analyze Locus Chain, the project aiming to set new standards in blockchain implementation in large-scale economic projects.

It’s time for the weekly recap! And, starting today, we will also be reviewing the best performing tokens since last week, as they can represent great investment opportunities or promising projects for the future.

Regulation and legality are still some of the most discussed topics when we talk about cryptocurrency tokens, because of how some legislations remain cautious about a technology that has widespread so quick and allows for fund raising from non-traditional ways.

Another week has passed, and this one brought the closing of H1 2019, which is why we will dedicate a section in the end dedicated to how some of the top cryptocurrencies out recovered from last semester’s tough winter. But first, let’s take a look at how they did since last week.

Another week has passed, and this one was marked by the continuation of bearish trends all across the market. We saw slight drops and even smaller climbs, with certain exceptions, while short surges keep giving people hope of bullish trends returning. Let’s take a look.

To conclude our mini-series on projects oriented towards improving the current environment of blockchain by fixing issues like the lack of interoperability between the main blockchains and the increasing threat of very poor scalability options, we will cover the most popular of them all: The Cosmos Network.

If there were to be a week to test cryptocurrencies’ strength against external influence, it would have been this last one. Plenty of comments from powerful sources confirmed that speculation is still strong within the market, and the bearish trends rose again as “safety measures”.

Another week, another recap. This time, we saw an overall drop in the value of the market, with signs of recovery already beginning to show, but let’s take a deeper look.

Continuing with a series of articles discussing projects that aim to solve the current problems of blockchain technology, such as scalability and transaction processing time, and this time we will review Harmony, a Silicon Valley-based team of developers that decided to do an extensive research on previous projects to select the best factors of each of them, compile them and develop a new type of blockchain.

It has been another week, but this one has been slow on the news unlike the past few ones. This allowed for the crypto market to move in a more predictable and understandable way, but let’s take a look:

We have already seen how projects like the Ferrum Network are proposing ways to fight the big issues of scalability and transaction validation speed, but the team at Polkadot are proposing another innovative way to tackle this problem.

Welcome back to the weekly recap! And this week we saw how BTC’s rush kept breaking boundaries, while altcoins have had a very rough time trying to ride this trend, so let’s take a look and explain what happened.

It finally happened. Facebook officially announced Libra as the cryptocurrency they have been working on for the last months. The social media supergiant released a whitepaper and a couple of technical papers revealing important details about how the cryptocurrency will work, the development of a new blockchain and how it will all be regulated and scaled to a global scale.

We’re back for the weekly recap of the top 10 cryptocurrencies in the market, and it’s been a very active week for crypto since the official announcement of Facebook’s Libra. Let’s see how the news hit.

Another week, another recap. This time, we saw the market struggle to recover after last week’s big drop, and some of the coins made very promising advances towards a healthier state. Let’s take a look.

A couple of weeks ago we took a look at how some big multinational corporations and tech giants were pondering their possibilities of entering the cryptocurrency landscape via investments, research funding or simply creating their own token to compete with the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the most followed one has been Facebook’s attempt on their currency.

The original idea of Bitcoin, coming all the way from Satoshi Nakamoto’s whitepaper in 2008, is of a “purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash”. This is the vision that triggered the development of blockchain, cryptocurrencies and decentralized payment solutions, but we’ve drifted so far from it that it’s become an issue, one that Ferrum is willig

It’s time for another weekly recap of the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap, and this week there were great changes to the tendencies we’ve been seeing in the past month. Let’s take a look at what’s happening:

This week we saw a rebound drop in most of cryptocurrencies, with interesting changes in the Top 10 of the ones with the highest market capitalization and what some say is a reaction to BTC’s breach of the $9,000 mark. Let’s take a look.