The Newton Blog

We’ve rolled out our portfolio tracker 1.0. Check out the list of updated changes here.

New to crypto investing? Check out this guide to learn how to buy cryptocurrency in Canada in six simple steps. Happy trading!

Cryptocurrency use is growing significantly year over year. Currently, an estimated 300 million people worldwide have bought or used crypto. According to a report cited by Yahoo Finance, the number of crypto users worldwide may reach as high as 1 billion by the end of 2022.

Quick answer: What we call “cryptocurrency” is in fact comprised of several different categories of digital assets that all leverage cryptography and distributed ledger technology. Crypto assets do useful things like making secure transactions online, storing wealth, providing financial services, and running full-scale web services, among many other use cases.

Cryptocurrency represents the rise of the digital economy, and with this new age comes a new financial lexicon. If you’ve ever been confused by crypto terms in the news or didn’t quite understand the latest viral cryptocurrency meme, we’ve got your knowledge gaps covered. From altcoins to yield farming, we’ve compiled the ultimate cryptocurrency glossary with all the terms you need to know. Feel free to bookmark this page so you can reference this glossary as you start to buy and sell crypto on your own.

Track your favorite coins on your phone’s home screen with Newton widgets. View several coins at once with watchlists, or obsess over a single coin—the choice is yours!

Due to network instability which has impacted our liquidity providers' ability to support trading for UST and LUNA, Newton will be suspending UST and LUNA withdrawals and buys immediately. Read the rundown.

Funding and withdrawing USDC just got that much faster (and WAY cheaper) now that you can make USDC transfers using Solana.

You can bid slow transfers goodbye, and say hello to low fees. Matic (MATIC) and Fantom (FTM) are now supported on their native networks with Newton.

Here’s a short outline of the outage that we experienced this morning, and what we’re doing about it.