Bitcoin has a frequently cited problem–scalability. The Bitcoin network can only handle a certain number of transactions at once, making it take a long time for transactions to go through and impacting the price of fees. One of the leading causes of the scalability problem is that each transaction must…

The Blockchain.com Wallet has evolved to become the Blockchain.com App. Explore a brand new user experience that delivers on all your crypto needs in one place. The brand new Blockchain.com App Users often have to make the decision to either trust a third party with theirs private keys or go through the complex process of…

Ready to branch out from Bitcoin and discover new cryptocurrencies? The term altcoin comes from “alternative coins,” meaning any cryptocurrency other than bitcoin. Altcoins offer a wide range of unique features and capabilities that set them apart from Bitcoin. …

As we look towards the future of crypto, 2023 presents Blockchain.com with an opportunity to build upon our success, prepare for what’s ahead and — most importantly — continue to support our tens of millions of customers in over 150 countries. To kick off this year, we are delighted to…

This Valentine’s Day we’re sharing some of the most romantic transactions to ever occur on the blockchain, all viewable on the Blockchain.com Explorer. The Blockchain.com Explorer is a Bitcoin block explorer and crypto transaction search engine, and beyond viewing numerical details of transactions, you can also view messages attached to transactions. Etched forever (and ever) in code, the main way that users can include text with a transaction is through OP_return, a op code introduced back in 2014, in Bitcoin Core 0.9.0.

We’re speaking with individuals who are leading the charge in the crypto revolution by using cryptocurrency in real life to drive financial inclusivity, enterprise, and innovation. We’re kicking off this series in La Condesa, a leafy neighborhood in Mexico City where you’ll find Mexico’s only dedicated Bitcoin bar, Bitcoin Embassy…

Self-custody is the idea that an individual should be able to safeguard the private key to their crypto wallet without relying on a custodian to do it for them. This allows individuals to protect and control their assets instead of needing the assistance of a third party intermediary. While self-custody…

Holding the number one and two spots for overall market cap in cryptocurrency, Bitcoin and Ethereum are often compared against each other. There’s an ongoing debate over which cryptocurrency is better, but focusing on the individual tokens is only part of what makes Bitcoin and Ethereum different–and incredible. The Bitcoin…

Timing the crypto market is tough, which is why some people use a strategy called Dollar Cost Averaging. Instead of buying in one lump sum, you spread out your purchases over a series of recurring buys. With Blockchain.com, you can automate this popular strategy by setting daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or…