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Altcoin Basics And How Important Are They For Blockchain Learner
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NFT – Another Blockchain Application
NFT – Another Blockchain Application
NFT – Non Fungible Tokens are in limelight in 2021. It is also a blockchain application and it has become a big market lately in 2021. We shall discuss about the NFT in layman’s terms. Talking at a high level, NFTs are a part of the Ethereum blockchain. The Ethereum blockchain supports NFTs which store extra information exactly like a digital signature. Well, these non-fungible tokens are…
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Bitcoin Lightning Network And The Bug Fixing Story
Bitcoin Lightning Network And The Bug Fixing Story
The bitcoin’s lightning network came as a panacea when people across the crypto world start saying that that the lightning network will help to really make small transactions using the bitcoin in the real life. The best and most popular example given was, that now you can really buy a pizza or a coffee using the bitcoins.
However, recently, it came to light that a popular payments network running…
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Dayta Token ICO: Playing The Data Game
Dayta Token ICO: Playing The Data Game
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Token: Dayta (XPD) Total Token supply: 2,500,000,000 Token for sale: 1,500,000,000 ICO Date: 11th May 2019 Exchange rate: 1ETH=33750DAYTA Currencies Accepted: BTC, ETH, LTC, DASH Soft Cap: 750,000USD Hard Cap: 10,000USD
Website: https://mydayta.io
Dayta is an online platform to solve various data protection, privacy and related issues. It plans to provide its users the protection of…
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We go to a restaurant and ask for the menu card. The waiter gives the menu card, which shows a list of dishes, we can order. Next, we order some dishes from the menu to the waiter. The waiter takes our order and communicates to the restaurant’s kitchen. The kitchen does it work and prepares the dishes for us. The waiter serves us those dishes. We don’t exactly know what went in the kitchen, nor are we interested. The waiter here is an interface between us and the restaurant’s kitchen.
In our example, waiter’s work is quite like that of an API.
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