Peter Wind, Publisher at CoinCodex
Peter has been covering the cryptocurrency and blockchain space since 2017, when he first discovered Bitcoin and Ethereum. Peter's main crypto interests are censorship-resistance, privacy and zero-knowledge tech, although he covers a broad range of crypto-related topics. He is also interested in NFTs as a unique digital medium, especially in the context of generative art.
Peter Wind Latest Articles
The term “overweight stock” is used by financial analysts to describe stocks which they believe will outperform a market benchmark or other companies that operate in the same industry.
Is crypto mining dead or is there still profit to be made? We explore the current state of crypto mining and whether it’s worth your time.
Privacy coins are cryptocurrencies that implement technologies which ensure that ransactions cannot be traced by outside observers. Learn what privacy coins are and how they solve the privacy problem of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
If you’re wondering how to create a Bitcoin account, you’re perhaps trying to learn how you can get started with buying Bitcoin. In this case, you will have to create an account on a cryptocurrency exchange. We also recommend that you set up a Bitcoin wallet to secure your BTC coins.
We give you a broad overview of the crypto and blockchain industry by showcasing the most important web3 companies today. We’ve selected web3 companies from a variety of sectors, including exchanges, infrastructure companies, development studios, blockchain analysis firms and more.
We explore the topic of whether forex trading is haram and explain the main reasons why some Islamic scholars and authorities say Muslims should not trade forex.
We explore the topic of whether investing in stocks is haram and cover some of the most common areas related to investing according to Islamic finance.
Even though cryptocurrency is very popular in several predominantly Muslim countries, crypto has caused its fair share of controversy among Muslims, and there are ongoing debates about whether Bitcoin is halal or not.
The longest running blockchain in the world is Bitcoin. The Bitcoin blockchain started on January 3, 2009 at 18:15 UTC. We explore the beginnings of Bitcoin and the other longest running blockchains that were launched shortly after.
A Goerli ETH faucet will give you ETH on the Goerli testnet, which you’ll be able to use to test your own smart contracts or interact with decentralized applications on the testnet. We’ll show you how to get free Goerli ETH using a Goerli testnet faucet.
