Every week I check what the Reddit Community is saying about crypto. I do this by scraping the comments of the daily discussion of the Cryptocurrency Reddit page (with over 743.000 readers) using Python.

Every week I check what the Reddit Community is saying about crypto. I do this by scraping the comments of the daily discussion of the Cryptocurrency Reddit page (with over 740.000 readers) using Python.

Every week I check what the Reddit Community is saying about crypto. I do this by scraping the comments of the daily discussion of the Cryptocurrency Reddit page (with over 690.000 readers) using Python.

Every week I check what the Reddit Community is saying about crypto. I do this by scraping the comments of the daily discussion of the Cryptocurrency Reddit page (with over 690.000 readers) using Python.

Every week I check what the Reddit Community is saying about crypto. I do this by scraping the comments of the daily discussion of the Cryptocurreny Reddit page (with over 690.000 readers) using Python.

Last week the EOS Main net launchers and block producer candidates voted a go on the launch of the network. So now to activate the network, 15% of the EOS tokens need to be voted on a block producer candidate.

Two months ago Golem was launched on the main net. This week a new version update was release, namely version 0.16.0. Also I kept downloading the statistics of the network and provided my laptop to the

Every week I check what the Reddit Community is saying about crypto. I do this by scraping the comments of the daily discussion of the Cryptocurreny Reddit page (with over 680.000 readers) using Python.

Two months ago I checked what the GitHub pages of the top 50 cryptocurrencies were saying. What is keeping the projects busy? Which programming languages are they using? I once again scraped the content

Last month Golem was launched on the Ethereum main net. In the meantime, I downloaded the Golem network data each week from Also, I kept testing the network being a provider, running Golem each time I

A month ago I checked wat the Reddit Community is saying about crypto, so it is time to once again find out what is keeping the community busy. As previous time, I scraped the comments of the daily discussion

One month ago I looked at what the top 50 cryptocurrency projects were stating on their homepage. So now I was wondering if there is any change in the used content on these pages. With a script written

When entering the cryptocurrency space there is one thing you find out immediately, the crypto market is very very volatile. Prices shoot up and down every day, making it possible to speculate. As the

On the 10th of April, Golem was released on the Ethereum main net. Recently I tested the latest version of Golem and over a month ago I tested the rendering with the Alpha version. In the meantime the

Recently I researched what the top 50 crypto projects were stating on their homepage and also what was keeping them busy according to GitHub. This time I checked what the Reddit community is saying about

Back in 2013 I first heard about Bitcoin when the price suddenly went from 100 dollars to over a 1000 dollars. With the fear or missing out, I bought some Bitcoin (0.02), worth about 11.65 dollars at the

As you might know, hashing algorithms are at the core of most cryptocurrencies. In short a hashing algorithm is mathematical function which transforms string input of any length into a fixed length output

Almost a month ago I tested the latest Alpha version of Golem, the decentralized supercomputer. On the 10th of April Golem was released on the Ethereum main net, making it possible to actually earn the

After checking what the homepage of the top 50 cryptocurrencies stated, I thought it would also be interesting to check the content of the main GitHub page of these projects. What is keeping these projects

I was curious about what the top 50 cryptocurrency websites were stating on their homepage. How are they trying to inform and convince us? What kind of words are they using? In order to find this out,