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Edge, the firm behind the Edge crypto wallet, has rolled out Edge Mastercard, a one-of-a-kind crypto virtual card. The company announced this news yesterday, noting that the card is confidential. This means users do not have to submit know-your-customer (KYC) information or any personally identifiable information to use it. According to the announcement, Edge Mastercard uses Mastercard’s open-loop merchant network. This network allows the spending of crypto at over 10 million merchants across the US. At the moment, the card…

The Edge wallet is a decentralized mobile crypto wallet that expands on the functionality of its competitors. Edge was built to provide one app for all of your crypto assets. To this extent, the developers succeeded in creating a safe, secure, and user-friendly alternative to the status quo. The Edge Wallet makes it easy for anyone to manage digital assets, regardless of their technical understanding. Users can buy, sell, and trade dozens of digital currencies directly from the wallet’s interactive interface.…

Ripple (XRP) is a cryptocurrency project created by Chris Larsen and Jed McCaleb under Ripple Labs. It was primarily built as a digital asset to overcome several international banking problems, cross-border payments, and sourcing liquidity. As a result, XRP has remained among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap since 2017. The main target audience of XRP is banks and payment providers, where the speedy settlement time can function as a liquidity source. This allows Ripple to tap new and…

Cryptocurrencies have become increasingly lucrative, especially as investments. Individuals and companies turn to crypto and blockchain for various reasons, but taking care of digital coins and tokens is becoming increasingly difficult.  Mobile wallets have increased in demand recently, especially for people hoping to trade on the go. These wallets allow cryptocurrency owners to check in on their coins and tokens from time to time and trade from anywhere.  Some of the best crypto wallets for both Android and iOS devices…

The technology giant, Microsoft, has announced a critical update of its Edge browser on Thursday. The update contains a feature that identifies and prevents the download of potentially unwanted applications, such as cryptojackers. Cryptojackers are bad actors that utilize codes hidden on websites or downloaded on users' hardware devices such as computers. They then proceed to mine cryptocurrencies using the user's processing power. A Microsoft announcement stated that they added this feature after receiving complaints from several users regarding some…