Telos token (TLOS) is the native token of the Telos blockchain, powering every transaction, dApps, staking, and more. Created in 2018, the total supply of TLOS is 355 million while the current supply sits at around 270 million tokens.
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A Newbie to Blockchain? These Basics Got You Covered
According to a Statista forecast, worldwide spending on blockchain solutions is projected to increase over tenfold from its $1.5 billion level in 2018 to an astounding $19 billion by 2024. Companies from a variety of industries are investing in blockchain to ease their pain points and gear them for the digital economy, and there’s a good reason: it’s an innovation that unlocks boundless potential. While its disruptive promise may make it seem like a complex concept, in reality, blockchain is simple. We’re here to break down the basics so that…
Read MoreCUE Token (CUE)
Launched on Binance Smart Chain earlier this year, CUE Token (CUE) comes with a few interesting features. Because of its low supply – only 10,000 tokens – no more minting can be done and 2,000 tokens are locked for liquidity.
Read MoreFLy Token (FLY)
FLY QUICK STATS: Franklin (FLy) is the native token of the VRM and Black Ocean ecosystems based on the ERC-20 token algorithm. FLy holders have access to discounted trading fees and additional rebates, as well as to Black Ocean solutions like Liquidity and Dark Pools, Token-sale launchpad, NFT market, margin trading, and liquidity mining opportunities. As the company’s Whitepaper states, there is a destruction mechanism implemented into the token strategy to support market demand and the token’s price. Every month, the company will buy FLy tokens on public trading venues…
Read MoreBITSZ Coin
BITSZ Coin (BITSZ) is based on the Pivx Fork algorithm and has 100 million pre-mined coins in its supply, 25% of which are distributed to pre-ICO participants, 60% to ICO participants, 10% to founders, 2.5% to the development team, and 2.5% to the marketing team.
Read MoreExperiencing Payment Errors? We Can Help!
As either a CoinPayments merchant accepting crypto payments or as a consumer making a purchase with crypto, there are a number of potential errors that may occur when you are trying to complete payment. Examples of such errors include overpayments, underpayments, or even timed-out payments. When any of these potential errors occur on the CoinPayments platform, our systems trigger an automated flow to streamline the process of resolving any mispayments. Refunds When it comes to refunds, our automated flow involves sending an email to the buyer’s email address that was…
Read MoreHow Businesses Benefit from Crypto Over Traditional Payments
The payment landscape is currently experiencing intense transformation, and consumer behavior is evolving accordingly, accelerated by the fallout of a global pandemic that forced us all to reevaluate the way we interact and transact. Industries of all kinds have worked hard to adapt, but the service and commerce industries especially have found themselves at a crossroads. The predicament they face is how to make calculated decisions that will help them simultaneously retain their existing customers and attract new ones. This can be particularly difficult in a rapidly changing environment, making…
Read MoreCoinPayments Gets Picked as Top Payment Gateway for 2021
Humble brag alert! We are happy to announce that out of 19 contenders, CoinPayments has been picked by popular blockchain and crypto-focused blog Coinfunda as the Top Payment Gateway for 2021. For nearly a decade, CoinPayments has been providing exceptional service to merchants and wallet users around the world, making crypto payments easy for everyone. And today, we are honored to have made it on the top of Coinfunda’s list! With our fast and easy-to-integrate solutions, any merchant can start accepting online and in-store cryptocurrency payments to grow their business.…
Read MoreEnabling More Forms of Payment Give Merchants a Greater Chance of Making a Sale – Jason Butcher on Payment Show Podcast
As a merchant, if you are open to accepting any form of payment, you’ll have a greater chance of ensuring that a payment goes through. With cryptocurrencies taking over the mainstream narrative, more businesses are becoming open to accepting crypto as a form of payment to capitalize on a growing market of crypto spenders. However, some still struggle to understand the benefits that come with crypto payments and how easy it actually is to implement into their checkout process. CoinPayments CEO Jason Butcher recently appeared on the Payments Show podcast to…
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