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Bitcoin is the first decentralized digital crypto currency with it’s own payment system. Bitcoins are sent from user to user on the peer-to-peer network directly, without the need for 3rd party involvement. These transactions are verified by network nodes via cryptography and recorded in a public distributed ledger called a blockchain. Bitcoin was invented by an unknown person or group of people using the name Satoshi Nakamoto and was released as an open-source software Released - January 2009 Trading Name - BTC Author - Satoshi Nakamoto

Bitcoin

Ethereum is an open source decentralized platform which runs smart contract applications. The applications work exactly as programmed with no downtime, censorship, fraud or any 3rd party interference. Works on the proof of work POW algorithm. Similar coins are Waves, Neo, Cardano to list a few competitors. Fastest growing developer community. Alliances with companies like Microsoft and Intel to name a few. Released - July 2015 Trading Name - ETH Author - Vitalik Buterin - Development funded by online crowd sale

Ethereum

Ripple is a real time gross settlement system RTGS, currrency exchange and remittance network the runs on Ripple. Also called the Ripple Transaction Protocol RTXP or Ripple Protocol, XRP is being supplied to banks to assist with cross borders transactions. Near instant transaction times, settlement infrastructure used by banks, They have significant corporate backing and a large team. Used by UBS, UniCredit and Santander . Founders of ripple control more then 60% of XRP. Similar coins are Stellar Lumens. Released - 2012 Trading Name - XRP Authors - Arthur Britto, David Schwartz, Ryan Fugger

Ripple

Litecoin is a peer to peer internet currency that allows instant and almost zero fee transactions to anyone around the world. Currently has faster transaction times then Bitcoin and can handle more transactions. it also has more coins in circulation. It is open source and not manage by any authority. Litecoin is similar to Bitcoin. Increasing development, The founder of Coinbase left his role to join Litecoin. Released - October 2011 Trading Name - LTC Authors - Charlie Lee

Litecoin

Dash in an open source Peer to Peer Internet crypto currency that offers instant transactions and private transactions as wells as fungible tokens. It is a fork of the Bitcoin software. Self funded and self governed structure. The name Dash is considered short for Digital cash. Low transaction fees and almost instant. Released - January 2014 Trading Name - DASH Authors - Evan Duffield

Dash

Stellar Lumens is a platform which connects bank payments systems with people. Instant payments as well as customizable payment infrastructure. An open source protocol supported by the non profit stellar foundation. In 2014 founder of Mt Gox and co founder of Ripple launched the network system Stellar. No mining available as majority of coins are held by developers. Released - July 2014 Trading Name - XLM Authors - Jed McCleb, Joyce Kim

Stellar Lumens

Monero is an open source currency which is focusing on privacy and, decentralization. It runs on Windows, MacOS, Android, Linus, iOS and FreeBSD. Based of the Proof of work POW algorithm. Monero is fungible, meaning it is interchangeable and can be substituted for another Monero. Different from other public ledger crypto currencies like Bitcoin where users can refuse to accept coins from other users due to their activity, Released - April 2014 Trading Name - XMR Author - Nicolas van Saberhagen

Monero

Zcash is a crypto currency aimed at providing more privacy compared to other coins using the cryptography protocol. Payments on the block chain are publicly recorded however users have an optional privacy feature so users can conceal information on transactions such as senders address, amount etc. A selective disclosure option is available which can be used for auditing reasons. It has a fixed supply similar to Bitcoin of 21 million. Released - October 2016 Trading Name - ZEC Author - Zooko Wilcox-O'Hearn

Zcash

Icon is building one of the largest decentralized networks in the world where anyone can connect to any block chain. These block chains can interact with each other via smart contracts The plan is in the future where each community can connect to a block chain building a single ecosystem where users share services from financial, security, insurance, health care, educational, commerce and much more. They will essentially transact on a single network. An ambitious plan to unlock the full potential of block chain as well as providing real world use. Released - September 2017 Trading Name - ICX Author - Dayli Financial Group - Korean Fintech company from ICON Foundation - Switzerland

ICON

QTUM aim to to create a public block chain with an open source code, using technology from Bitcoin and Ehtereum. It aims to provide the same use as Bitcoin however with also smart contracts and Decentralized applications DAPP. Think of Ethereum smart contracts on a block chain system similar to Bitcoin. Due to using similar technology however slightly more advanced it also benefit from an upgrades to Bitcoin and Ethereum such as the lightning network which will reduce fees, transactions per second increasing overall efficiency. QTUM is an opponent of Ethereum. Released - March 2017 Trading Name - QTUM Author - Patrick Dai - Singapore

QTUM

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When transferring crypto between Brokers, Exchanges & Wallets. We use the send option and simply enter the receiving address for your selected currency which is located on every Broker, Exchange or Wallet Brokers only support a few out of the 1000’s of currencies available in which case coins will need to be transfered to an offline or online wallet Each coin has it’s own free online wallet available for download from their main website. If deciding to hold long term it is advised to purchase an offline wallet for cold storage as anything online or connected to the Internet is vulnerable and can be compromised in some way, offline eliminates every possibility. VISIT THE WALLETS PAGE FOR A SELECTION OF THE MOST SECURE, RELIABLE WALLETS ON THE MARKET TODAY + MUCH MORE USEFUL INFORMATION

Key Words - Dictionary

Algorithm An algorithm is a sequence of instruction put in place to perform a task or solve a problem Air Drop A process by where coins a distributed freely on a first come first serve basis, encouraging use and awareness Alt Coin An Alt coin is an alternative crypto currency also known as an alternative coin. With over 1000s to select from Bear Trap When investors try to profit from the price moving down Causing temporary quick price drops catching others out Breaking Breaking is the process by which you expose a system information which is hidden and secure by infiltrating Bot Bot is short for ‘Robot’ which is simply a computer program that automates the investing process of an asset for you Bull Trap When investors try to profit from the price moving up and Cause a temporary quick price jump catching others out Consensus When majority agree on a similar thing we reach a consensus. The general agreement or understanding Cold Storage Cold storage is simply digital data stored away from any connection to the Internet, computer or any network Cryptojacking Is when someones computer has been used without their permission to secretly mine cryptocurrency Cryptography Cryptography is the process of protecting information and making it unreadable thus protecting the data Centralized Centralized is when a system or organization is controlled by once person or a group of people, a company, Group Capital Capital in economics is when you have anything of value which strengthens your position towards making more wealth DApp DApp is a decentralized software applications running on a network of computers which are public Double Spending Double spending is a form of deceit where someone tries to spend the same token twice, Creating identical transactions .

OTC - Over The Counter OTC is When a trade takes place in person similar to an ATM or payment machine not on an exchange. Hash Rate Hash or Hash power is measure in h/s. It is the speed at which a computer is completing an operation Hyper Ledger Started by the linux foundation and is working towards expanding, advancing cross industry blockchain use. HODL HODL which is short for ‘HOLD’ which in this term mean Hold On For Dear Life. Investors who hold and never sell. KYC KYC also known as Know Your Customer is a customer authentication process required for financial organization Limit Order A limit order is when an order is placed to purchase or sell an asset when it reaches a particular price, normally for profit Leverage Leverage gives us more trading value using margins. Simply put it’s when we use borrowed money to purchase an asset. Margin Trading This is when we use money borrowed from the trading platform to add more value to our investment, leveraging from it. Masternode Someone who has a high stake in a cryptocurrency giving them privileges of holding a full copy of the blockchain. Acts like a server Market Capitalization Market cap is how much of a market an asset has. Used to calculate it’s value. Multiply total number of coins x recent price Peer To Peer When resources or files are shared between two computers directly on a network without a 3rd party server in between. Pump & Dump Is when an asset is illegally manipulated inflating the price in order to sell to others and dump. Road Map When an organization sets out it goals and targets in chronological order for everyone to view. It’s long term plans etc ROI Return on investment is when we calculate the percentage of return from an investment, comparing to the price payed Shorting When a 3rd party is involved in a transaction or trade and holds valuable whether money or goods to reduce any risks

Tax laws for cryptocurrency vary between between different countries, some have been much more open to accept blockchain whilst others followed suit. It’s worth looking into your TAX and VAT laws in your area also keeping in mind as the the market grows policies will be likely be added, refined. It’s straight forwards depending on income and type of investment they can either be classed as speculative, gambling or investing. Each have other own TAX requirements which likely falls under Capital Gains Tax otherwise known as CGT. Allot of how you get taxed depends on your overall incomes and investing behavior It also worth noting gold can be used as an alternative when deciding to sell convert profits if not local currency. Instead of converting directly to your local currency paying tax we can buy gold using crypto through various avenues. Since gold is Tax free as well. Bear in mind selling gold for crypto might not be as easy as converting crypto to gold just yet. As mentioned the market is still growing and as it matures we can expect more avenues to open up for investors or traders to make purchases with crypto or even directly invest back into other investments. I’m sure things will improve Links to bitcoin & cryptocurrency tax laws in United Kingdom U.K, America, Switzerland, China, Brazil, Israel, Argentina, Australia Canada, France, Japan, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, European Union, Finland, Spain, Netherlands, Isle Of Man, Norway, Russia, Malaysia Hong Kong, India, Cayman Islands, Bahamas, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, South Africa, Kenya, Serbia, Singapore, Germany Belgium, Czech Republic, Spain + Many more.

TAX laws for cryptocurrency in U.K Implemented in 2013 Tax on crypto assets for individuals, businesses etc https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tax-on-cryptoassets Tax on crypto assets for individuals only https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tax-on-cryptoassets/cryptoassets-for- individuals Check if you need to pay tax in Great britain, U.K https://www.gov.uk/guidance/check-if-you-need-to-pay-tax-when-you-sell- cryptoassets Tax laws for cryptocurrency in America https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/virtual-currencies Tax, Vat & Laws on crypto in: Switzerland, China, Brazil, Israel, Argentina, Australia Canada, France, Japan, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, European Union, Finland, Spain, Netherlands, Isle Of Man, Norway, Russia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, India, Cayman Islands, Bahamas, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, South Africa, Kenya, Serbia, Singapore, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Spain + Many more. https://www.loc.gov/law/help/cryptocurrency/world-survey.php

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Launched by a fintech company called smartcontract. Smarts contracts will change the way many industries work espcially ones working with any sort of legal agreement from Contracts, invoices, bank payments, documents just to name a few out of many. Working using the Ethereum platfrom, aiming to the mdidleperson or middleware for communications between blockchain. A distrinuted oracel network, a software that allows and looks after the connection between a client and an oracel database server. Chainlink has strong partnerships and a good one to look out for Released - June 2017 Trading Name - LINK Authors - Sergey Nazarov as CEO, and Steve Ellis as CTO

Maker

Maker is a cryptocurrency a governence currency. A utility token which increases in value the more Dai is used. Dai is a stable coin tied to the U.S Dollar. An Ethereum based blockchain under the Maker project. Plans to create an exchange where margin trading can be done using the ERC-20 protocol. Ontop of this it will inlucde digital assets which are tied to real goods suchs as gold, currency. Maker is a very promising project, imagine a the Dai tied to $1 if their was any drop or money lost owed Maker token would step in. A very intersting project with ambitous goals. Released - May 2014 Trading Name - MKR Authors - Founder & CEO Rune Christensen

Bitcoin

Ethereum

Ripple

Ripple is a real time gross settlement system RTGS, currency exchange and remittance network the runs on Ripple. Also called the Ripple Transaction Protocol RTXP or Ripple Protocol, XRP is being supplied to banks to assist with cross borders transactions. Near instant transaction times, settlement infrastructure used by banks, They have significant corporate backing and a large team. Used by UBS, UniCredit and Santander . Founders of ripple control more then 60% of XRP. Similar coins are Stellar Lumens. Released - 2012 Trading Name - XRP Authors - Arthur Britto, David Schwartz, Ryan Fugger

Litecoin

NEM

NEM is the first Private and Public block chain combination and a popular Japanese block chain. Written in Java, Unique Proof of importance algorithm POI. Allowing users to send payments and messages securely world wide. Built in Reputation system. Recognized by some banks in Japan. Scalable, number of transactions 3000+ and almost zero fees 0.01%. Similar coins are Stellar Lumens, Ripple and Dash. Released - March 2015 Trading Name - XEM Authors - Unknown, Started on Bitcoin talk forum by a member named Utopian Future.

Dash

Stellar Lumens

Monero

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Algorithm An algorithm is a sequence of instruction put in place to perform a task or solve a problem Air Drop A process by where coins a distributed freely on a first come first serve basis, encouraging use and awareness Alt Coin An Alt coin is an alternative crypto currency also known as an alternative coin. With over 1000s to select from Bear Trap When investors try to profit from the price moving down Causing temporary quick price drops catching others out Breaking Breaking is the process by which you expose a system information which is hidden and secure by infiltrating Bot Bot is short for ‘Robot’ simply a computer program that automates the investing process of an asset for you Bull Trap When investors try to profit from the price moving up and Cause a temporary quick price jump catching others out Consensus When majority agree on a similar thing we reach a consensus. The general agreement or understanding Cold Storage Cold storage is simply digital data stored away from any connection to the internet, computer or any network Cryptojacking Is when someones computer has been used without their permission to secretly mine cryptocurrency Cryptography Cryptography is the process of protecting information and making it unreadable thus protecting the data Centralized Centralized is when a system or organization is controlled by once person or a group of people, a company, Group Capital Capital in economics is when you have anything of value which strengthens positions towards making more wealth DApp DApp is a decentralized software applications running on a network of computers which are public Double Spending Double spending, a form of deceit where someone tries to spend the same token twice, Creating identical transactions DEX Is a decentralized exchange. This where users trade and exchange directly without any 3rd party involvement Digital Signature Is a certificate based of a digital I.D. Using cryptography to authenticate document contents and senders I.D Decentralized Decentralized, when a system or activities of organizations are controlled by distributing across away from central point Dip A dip is caused when a crypto currency, stock or asset drops in price Escrow When a 3rd party is involved in a transaction or trade and holds valuable whether money or goods to reduce any risk Exchange An algorithm is a sequence of instruction put in place to perform a task or solve a problem Encryption A secure and efficient process by where information is made unreadable and hidden .

Tax laws for cryptocurrency vary between between different countries, some have been much more open to accept blockchain whilst others followed suit. It’s worth looking into your TAX and VAT laws in your area also keeping in mind as the the market grows policies will be likely be added, refined. It’s straight forwards depending on income and type of investment they can either be classed as speculative, gambling or investing. Each have other own TAX requirements which likely falls under Capital Gains Tax otherwise known as CGT. Allot of how you get taxed depends on your overall incomes and investing behavior. It also worth noting gold can be used as an alternative when deciding to sell convert profits in to local currency. Instead of converting directly to your local currency paying tax we can buy gold using crypto through various avenues. Since gold is Tax free we as well. Bear in mind selling the gold for crypto might not be as easy as converting crypto to gold yet. As mentioned the market is still growing and as it matures we can expect more avenues to open up for investors or traders to make purchases with crypto or even directly invest back into other investments. I’m sure things will improve Links to bitcoin & cryptocurrency tax laws in United Kingdom U.K, America, Switzerland, China, Brazil, Israel, Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Japan, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, European Union, Finland, Spain, Netherlands, Isle Of Man, Norway, Russia, Malaysia Hong Kong, India, Cayman Islands, Bahamas, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, South Africa, Kenya, Serbia, Singapore, Germany Belgium, Czech Republic, Spain + Many more.

TAX laws for cryptocurrency in U.K Implemented in 2013 Tax on crypto assets for individuals, businesses etc https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tax-on- cryptoassets Tax on crypto assets for individuals only https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tax-on- cryptoassets/cryptoassets-for- individuals Check if you need to pay tax in Great britain, U.K https://www.gov.uk/guidance/check-if-you-need-to- pay-tax-when-you-sell- cryptoassets Tax laws for cryptocurrency in America https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self- employed/virtual-currencies Tax, Vat & Laws on crypto in: Switzerland, China, Brazil, Israel, Argentina, Australia Canada, France, Japan, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, European Union, Finland, Spain, Netherlands, Isle Of Man, Norway, Russia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, India, Cayman Islands, Bahamas, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, South Africa, Kenya, Serbia, Singapore, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Spain + Many more. https://www.loc.gov/law/help/cryptocurrency/world- survey.php