This is one of the first blog posts I wrote and also the one that took more time as I studied ETH as an asset and the underlying protocol for the first time in a way to explain it to the broader non technical audience of the r/ethtrader DAO.

We often hear the term blockchain forks, soft forks and hard forks. But what are they and why do they occur? What's the difference between soft and hard forks? This post aims to answer all of those questions with a tasty analogy!

Private keys are your power, keep them secure, not your keys not your coins. We hear all these but what private keys are actually? Let's take a look at how they're generated and get a deeper understanding about them!