Utilisation: Why Borrow Rates Move
The utilisation rate is the share of a lending pool that has been lent out rather than sitting idle. It sets what borrowers pay…
Crypto fees, wallets and offers — checked against the terms page
The utilisation rate is the share of a lending pool that has been lent out rather than sitting idle. It sets what borrowers pay…
Spam tokens are unsolicited balances that appear in a wallet without any action from its owner. They are not a glitch in the wallet…
A staking pool is a contract that accepts your tokens, stakes them under someone else's operational control, and returns a transferable claim on the…
A staking epoch is a fixed window of blocks over which a network tallies participation, computes rewards and applies changes to the validator set.…
Device security is the part of custody that happens before any transaction. It covers what runs on the machine that holds your keys, who…
Choosing a crypto jurisdiction is not a matter of finding the friendliest rulebook. It is a matter of matching four separate legal facts —…
A crypto taxable event is a transaction a tax authority treats as a realisation — a point where you are considered to have given…
Volume counts how much traded; liquidity describes how much you can trade before the price moves against you. The volume vs liquidity distinction sounds…
A test transfer is the cheapest form of insurance available in crypto. Before moving a meaningful balance to a new address, you send a…
Slippage is the difference between the price you were shown and the average price you actually got. It is not a fee, it appears…
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