Blockchain tech 101 Infographic





The first and foremost thing to understand about prices of cryptocurrencies is that they will always fluctuate.

This is because the fact that cryptocurrencies trade on unregulated capital markets and it is fundamentally completely normal.

The amplitudes of cryptocurrency price fluctuations might be higher than on legacy markets due to the novel nature of blockchain, less available liquidity, and lack of government guarantees.

For interesting facts that are not quite common knowledge scroll down through this blockchain infographic provided by Bitcoinfy:






Originally appeared on The Business Of Crypto. Infographic republished with permission.

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