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Simple Anatomy of a Smart Contract
Are you ready to put your blockchain knowledge to the test? Then answer this: what do Ethereum, Tron, Solana, and Polygon have in common? They all support smart contracts! Let's get to the bottom of their nature.
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Understanding Technology Protects Your Funds
Knowledge is power, especially in the blockchain world. Understanding the technologies behind a cryptocurrency not only makes you well-versed in tokenomics but also helps protect your funds. When choosing a crypto, find answers to these questions.
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Bitcoin NFTs — What You Need to Know About "Ordinals"
It’s been only six months since Bitcoin NFTs were first launched, but they have already made quite a few headlines. When Ordinals were released in early 2023, they became an immediate trend. A couple of months later, however, they caused one of the biggest overloads in the history of the Bitcoin blockchain, which raised a debate on whether we need Bitcoin NFTs in the first place. So, what makes Ordinals so “un-ordinary”?
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Become a Crypto Pro: DYOR tips
What is the number one skill to succeed in crypto? Technical knowledge? Financial literacy? We take a stand for critical thinking. The recent story with Tether and the Wall Street Journal has shown the importance of the not-believing-everything-you-read ability. Even if it’s a trusted media with a 3.5 million audience and a 130+ year history.
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What is Staking in Crypto?
Can you make cryptocurrency work for you and earn passive income? There are several ways you can try, but in this article, we will focus on “staking”. How does it work, and is it safe? What staking methods are there to try? Let’s find out!
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What are Blockchain Validators?
For years, blockchain technology was limited to using miners to confirm transactions. Miners would solve complex mathematical problems by trying to find a solution as quickly as possible. Such processes were slow and extremely energy-consuming, resulting in large bills and heat emissions.
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