#Intermediary

@crosschainbridge · 2 years ago

What is DAPP? DAPP is the abbreviation of Decentralized Application , that is, decentralized application, also known as distributed application. It is considered to have started the era of blockchai...

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@ekrem · 4 years ago

In the BCH transaction, are the miners the middleman?

BitcoinCash In many cases, when the community promoted the benefits of P2P electronic money (Bitcoin Cash) to the outside world, the outside world also raised many questions. When we explain to the o...

41 likes · 7 comments · Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (7b7f)

@Rylei06 · 4 years ago

How covid19 starts

In the public mind, the origin story of coronavirus seems well fixed: in late 2019 someone at the now world-famous Huanan seafood market in Wuhan was infected with a virus from an animal. The rest is...

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@Agenda101 · 1 year ago

Facts about Cryptocurrencies.

Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual currencies that use cryptography for security. They are decentralized, meaning they are not controlled by any government or central bank. Cryptocurrencies are o...

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@AIKON · 3 years ago

Cross-Platform Transactions: The Next Big Thing in Blockchain

One may be the loneliest number, but cryptocurrency most certainly is considered the loneliest asset class out there. For all of their prominence and value, cryptocurrencies on the same blockchain are...

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@Pantera · 2 years ago

Busting A Myth: Lightning Network is Ready for Mass Adoption

El Salvador is a testing ground for LN today. Not for Bitcoin (LN) but for CBDCs as well, since the LN use in El Salvador is mostly through centralized and custodial LN wallets like Chivo and Strike....

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@hasson · 4 years ago

Can DeFi really be achieved? Why is DeFi the second breakthrough in crypto history?

Blockchain has been around for more than ten years since the birth of Bitcoin, and its real turning point is the birth of smart contract platforms. Smart contract platforms have brought new species. A...

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@turuncu · 3 years ago

What Do I Understand From Non-Custodial Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System Transformation

The main reason I support Bitcoin Cash is that it enables instant transfers from personal wallet to personal wallet all over the world. It is normally a very demanding and difficult job for a relative...

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@lilsoftx · 4 years ago

First Cryptocurrency you can mine on your phone!

Table of content - introduction - problem: accessibility of 1st gen. Cryptocurrencies - solution: pi - mining goes Mobile - pi economic model: balancing scarcity and access - utility: Monetizing...

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@TalatKiani · 3 years ago

Bitcoin working principle

Bitcoin was born as a medium for exchanging goods and services like any other currency. But what differs from Bitcoin is that it does not have an intermediary that records transactions. We call this p...

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@Jewel · 3 years ago

All About Cryptocurrency 2021

Cryptocurrency is the name given to a system that uses cryptography to allow the secure transfer and exchange of digital tokens in a distributed and decentralised manner. These tokens can be traded at...

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@PinoyAko · 4 years ago

What is Social Trading/Exchanging?

Social exchanging has risen incredibly in prevalence as of late. This is on account of the accessibility of many top social exchanging representatives and stages like Etoro and others, joined with an...

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@crosschainbridge · 2 years ago

What are the benefits of smart contracts?

smart contracts A “smart contract” is a concept on a blockchain system, and is a program that is executed by a transaction (transaction) on the blockchain or information taken from outside the blockc...

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@EconomicsGuy · 3 years ago

Problems that cryptocurrencies solve in the monetary system.

Bitcoin was created in 2009, proposed by Satoshi Nakamoto in his white paper, ' Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System ' . Since then, numerous cryptocurrencies have been following Bitcoin's...

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@Waqas_khan72 · 3 years ago

What is Ethereum? A beginner's Explanation in plain English

What on earth is Ethereum. I mean, I keep hearing about it all the time. I've seen it's the second-largest cryptocurrency around but I just can't seem to wrap my head around it. Is it as revolutionary...

1 likes · 2 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Amazing-grace · 2 years ago

Benefits of accepting Bitcoin cash for your business.

The revolution of money which has changed from barter system to digital world has made it easier for people to make payment across the globe without any restrictions by any intermediary. Business can...

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@Oliver-Singer · 4 years ago

What is Ripple? Why is it being hated so much?

What is Ripple? First of all, you need to know, that Ripple isn’t only its cryptocurrency XRP, but also a platform. This Ripple-platform is an open-source protocol which allows users fast and cheap...

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@stellaluna · 2 years ago

Highlights of the State of the Nation Address of President Marcos

The first State of the Nation Address (SONA) of newly elected President Bongbong Marcos, also known as PBBM, was held yesterday, July 25, 2022, at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City. Several high-pr...

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@merurial9 · 4 years ago

Everything you need to know about smart contracts

Smart contracts are a significant upgrade of the blockchain. The potential of its functions is endless. What are smart contracts? A smart contract (smart contract) is a programmed contract of which...

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@masayoshi · 1 year ago

What are Decentralized Applications and how do they compare with Centralized Applications?

Blockchain technology has come a long way since its inception in 2008 as the underlying technology behind Bitcoin. Over the past decade, the development of blockchain technology has been exponential,...

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@Xavier · 4 years ago

Understanding Double Spending : Self's View

Before we Start our journey with Crypto, we must educate our self first, so that we can easily understand Cryptocurrency as well as Blockchain. Understanding Double Spending is a great advantage for u...

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@DavidWils · 4 years ago

How do I open blocked sites

Blocking websites The blocking of websites is when a specific party blocks a group of websites from Internet users so that they cannot access or visit them. The blocking process may be carried out by...

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@Tron · 2 years ago

The potential of decentralized finance

The development of blockchain technology in the financial field opens the door to decentralized finance (decentralized finance or DeFi). This term refers to a wide variety of financial applications in...

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@Pantera · 2 years ago

Fight For Sound Money And Bitcoin Cash

It takes insiders from Wall Street to know why the latest crypto dump occurred? BTC is part of Wall Street’s money-making speculative machine and tied to macroeconomic indicators. The FED previously...

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@Belozoriana · 2 years ago

Where do i see Bitcoin Cash in the future

Bitcoin Cash is an open, unencrypted network. It allows you to interact with other people without violating their privacy. It is decentralized, voluntary and non-aggressive. As usage grows, old power...

11 likes · 4 comments · Club1BCH (4ac4)

@DM · 3 years ago

Smart Contracts? What are they?

You all are here because you are crypto worms and love writing obviously. Being in the world of crypto really means stumbling upon words related to or near to this vivid and ever growing technology. O...

1 likes · 0 comments · Developers and programmers (c0e2)

@Joergo · 3 years ago

A Coinbase PRO Review and the difference between broker and exchange

While writing this article I understood the difference between a crypto-broker and a crypto-exchange: Coinbase is the broker and acts as an intermediary between you and the Coinbase Exchange to buy...

1 likes · 0 comments · Cryptocurrency (66bf)

@Kryptonian · 3 years ago

Why Are Traders Afraid Of Passing KYC On Exchanges?

Almost all cryptocurrency exchanges have introduced user verification - mandatory or voluntary. Why do you need to verify an account and how does identity verification affect the security of a user's...

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@crosschainbridge · 2 years ago

What is a smart contract?

Smart contract Definition Like any contract, a smart contract spells out the terms of an agreement. But unlike a traditional contract, the terms of a smart contract are enforced as code running on...

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@online.surfer · 4 years ago

How to buy BCH from local.bitcoin.com

One of many main options of Bitcoin is that it’s peer-to-peer (P2P), which means, you may ship and obtain Bitcoin together with your friends around the globe with out having to undergo a intermediary ...

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