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Tokens are digital currencies built on an existing blockchain like Ethereum. They’re not the same as cryptocurrencies. A cryptocurrency has its own blockchain; a token does not. (…)

Proof of Stake is an alternative consensus mechanism that aims to solve the issues related to Proof of Work. Proof of Stake replaces miners with randomly selected validators who stake the native cryptocurrency to produce and approve blocks, receiving rewards based on their total stake. (…)

Proof-of-Work It’s the backbone for most cryptocurrencies, but how does it work? Proof-of-Work is a way to confirm transactions without needing a third party. It works by using a community of computers known as ‘miners’. These miners solve cryptographic problems, and the miner that solves the (…)

Well, turns out we could not go any further without a post exploring the single most OG question of them all: Just what the heck is Cryptocurrency? (…)

A blockchain is a decentralized database across a peer-to-peer network. Blockchains may sound complicated, but the reality is that they’re not. This article will explain what blockchains are, how they work and why they’re exciting. (…)

There are videos that will never be as popular as those of successful youtubers. They are high school volleyball games, congratulatory messages, chatting Asian teenagers and other things of no interest to anyone. Join me on a new foray into sites that serve no purpose (…)

From the ISPs and “Big Data” to Social Networks and gaming studios, all seek to extract the maximum possible benefit from their users. (…)

Shapiro… Ben Shapiro. Here we go again… *sigh* (…)