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What is a Ledger?
A ledger is a record of all the transactions that a company keeps to create its financial statements, namely income statement and balance sheet.
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What is Bitcoin (BTC)?
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital cryptocurrency that isn’t controlled by a central bank or government.
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What is Cardano?
Cardano is a proof of stake platform that uses blockchain to run smart contracts.
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What is Bitcoin Halving?
Bitcoin halving is the process of cutting the rewards of mining Bitcoin in half.
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What is Blockchain?
Blockchain is the technology that supports cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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How to Build a Trading Bot with Alpaca and Trellis
Learn how to build a demo investment bot on Trellis to trade stocks on your Alpaca account.
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What is Dogecoin?
Dogecoin is one of the most popular meme coins with Shiba Inu – a Japanese dog breed – as its logo.
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What is Cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency (or “crypto”) refers to digital currencies in which transactions are safeguarded by cryptography.
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Make Your Own Crypto ETF Analog using Alpaca’s Crypto API
Learn how to take advantage of our new coin offerings by creating a diverse basket of crypto holdings, which will comprise our ETF. We then regularly rebalance our ETF to keep our allocation balanced across each coin.
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5 crypto trading apps you may not have heard of
From a wide range of crypto trading apps to an overabundance of information, new crypto enthusiasts can easily become overwhelmed. In no particular order, here are five lesser-known crypto trading apps and their key features.
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Crypto Trading APIs Are Powering a Crypto App Development Boom
Crypto APIs make crypto trading application development easier, faster, and cheaper by letting application developers plug into already existing platforms.
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Buying Crypto using Alpaca Snapshot and Crypto APIs
Alpaca provides easy-to-use APIs for trading crypto and requesting historical data, and in this article, we’ll walk you through a basic repl that illustrates how you can do exactly that.