Crowdfunding and ICO fundraising are two popular methods for businesses to generate funds without relying on traditional funding sources such as banks, venture capitalists, and angel investors. Both models have grown in popularity over the years, but their approaches to fundraising and the sorts of investors they attract differ. In this essay, we'll go over ICO fundraising and crowdfunding in depth, highlighting their benefits and drawbacks.

NFTs seem to be all the rage right now, with celebrities buying into the craze, others making millions from them, and the rest debating whether they're all a big scam.

A blockchain is a distributed database shared by the nodes of a computer network. A blockchain, like a database, electronically stores information in digital format. Blockchains are best known for their critical role in cryptocurrency systems such as Bitcoin in maintaining a secure and decentralized record of transactions.

Blockchain is basically a digital record of transactions. The term is derived from its structure, where individual records called blocks are linked together in a single list known as a chain. It was created by Satoshi Nakamoto, a pseudonymous person or group of people, who also developed the famous bitcoin. It makes a transaction streamlined by making it visible to the users leading to increased transparency, faster and safer transactions.

Back in 2009, a Norwegian guy named Kristopher Koch invested in a new currency called Bitcoin.