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An ICO (Initial Coin Offering) is an initial token offering, a way of raising funds to launch a crypto project. In essence it is an analog of a public share offering, but in the world of blockchain.

An ICO tracker is a website or service that tracks and collects information about ICOs being launched, helping market participants keep an eye on new token offerings.

An altcoin is any cryptocurrency other than bitcoin. The term unites thousands of projects: from bitcoin forks to independent blockchains with their own technologies and use cases.

A 51% attack is a scenario in which more than half of a network's computing power is controlled by a single participant or group, which theoretically makes it possible to manipulate transaction confirmation.

A White Paper is a detailed document of a crypto project that describes its idea, technology, token economics, and development plan. It is a key source of information for assessing how serious a project is.

A bitcoin address is a set of characters that serves as the details for receiving and sending cryptocurrency. Essentially it works like an account number on the public blockchain network.

Practically everyone who starts their own business faces the need to search for startup capital and sources of financing, especially at the initial stage of establishing their business. Thinking about sources of financing for your business project, you can pay attention to a new way of raising funds — ICO...

The Holo cryptocurrency and its Holochain protocol provide developers with a framework for creating decentralized applications (dApps) and is positioned as an alternative to a 100% blockchain. Although blockchain is used in Holochain, there is no dependence on the blockchain; instead, there is an agent-centric system

Google is working on a new project to create a search engine for blockchains. The search giant has thus decided to expand its capabilities, otherwise it would have too large a gap in this technology, especially compared to such giants as Microsoft and Amazon, which already have their own blockchain systems...