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Trading or exchange: the difference and who needs which
An exchange is a one-off operation with a known rate and a known deadline. Trading is a job where you earn on price movement and budget for losses.
Crypto and the market
What stablecoins, networks and fees are, how the market works and how coins differ.
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Price forecasts: why you cannot trust them and what to look at instead
A crypto price forecast is an opinion, not a calculation: there is nothing to derive the price from.
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Crypto for beginners: where to start and what not to do
Start with two things rather than a purchase: understand where your keys will live, and know in advance how to get back into hryvnia.
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TRC20 vs ERC20 vs BEP20: Which Network Should You Choose for USDT Transfers?
In brief. Choose only the network supported by the recipient’s address: it must exactly match the sending network.
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Is Cryptocurrency Legal in Ukraine? Legal Status in 2026
Last updated: July 2026.
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Sent Crypto to the Wrong Network: Can You Recover Your Funds?
In brief: recovery is not always possible. The key question is who controls the private key for the receiving address.
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USDT Network Fees: What Determines Transfer Costs
In brief. The network fee does not go to the exchange service or trading platform: it is distributed by the blockchain itself under protocol rules.
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What Is a Crypto Memo/Tag and When Do You Need It?
In short: A memo, tag, destination tag, or comment is an identifier for the recipient within a shared deposit address—not a password or personal note.
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What Is a Crypto Wallet and How to Choose One: Custodial vs. Non-Custodial
A crypto wallet does not store coins: they remain records on the blockchain. A wallet manages the keys that provide access to those records.
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Blockchain Transaction Confirmations: How to Check a Transfer in a Block Explorer
In short. Confirmations are the number of blocks added after the block containing your transaction.
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How Ukrainians Abroad Can Exchange Euros, Zloty and Pounds for USDT
In brief. Ukrainians abroad can exchange euros, Polish zloty, British pounds or Swiss francs for USDT and, where available, sell USDT for euros or zloty.
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Tether USDT: what it is for
MW Exchange provides cryptocurrency and digital asset exchange services for private and business clients.
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What is fiat money?
What is fiat money? It is government-issued currency released by central banks and used as legal tender within the economy.
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Difference Between USDT and USDC
Stablecoins have become an essential part of the cryptocurrency market. They are used for storing funds and making fast transfers.
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Bitcoin Price Drop: What Caused the Crash?
Bitcoin Price Drop: Professional Analysis of Causes and Consequences The digital asset market is showing volatility again, sparking discussions among investors.The current Bitcoin…
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Partnership with Kursoff
If we're talking partnerships, then only with those who truly drive the market.