ethereum
All about Bitcoin's biggest rival; a guide to Ethereum, ether investments, smart contracts and more.
How to sell Ethereum: Guide for Beginners
Once you’ve accumulated some Ether, either through buying the tokens or mining them, there will probably come a time when you’ll decide to sell. Indeed, as of now, Ether can only be used to pay for stuff on the Ethereum network, as there is a very limited number of businesses that accept cryptocurrencies as a form of payment and most of them accept exclusively Bitcoin.
By mark sheppard5 years ago in The Chain
Best Exchanges to Buy Ethereum (ETH) In India
Ethereum is a blockchain-based computing platform that enables developers to build and deploy decentralized applications (Dapps)—meaning the ones not run by any centralized authority. You can create a Dapp for which the users of that particular application are the decision-making authority.
By Rahul Kohali5 years ago in The Chain
Top 5 Reasons Why Ethereum Is Best Crypto for Investment
Ethereum empowered the blockchain’s adoption that transcended beyond the exchange of value via Bitcoin by deploying decentralized solutions in process management. Whether it was to mitigate complex documentation in the maritime sector or making the supply chain future proof, smart-contracts powered by Ethereum Network have made operations simpler for businesses. One could well say the cliche “ good going Ethereum,” but was that enough? Perhaps, the potent of the Ethereum Network was yet to be explored that DeFi or Decentralized Financing powered by Dapps brought it to the public after all.
By Rahul Kohali5 years ago in The Chain
Why You Should Start Staking Now with Wise Token
WISE is an ERC-20 token accompanied by a Smart Contract and based on the Ethereum blockchain. As a decentralized, trustless, transparent token, WISE provides an alternative for traditional investment systems like bonds and certificates for deposit (CDs).
By Blockchain Guru5 years ago in The Chain
Blockchain in Libraries
Blockchain technology creates a reliable decentralized ledger of transactions. These transactions are guaranteed to be 100% secure based on a hash code (or key). The blockchain key provides a digital fingerprint for every transaction within a processed block. This process results in an easily verified database for all transactions within a domain (Smith, 2019, par.5). Although the initial use case for this technology supports anonymous cryptocurrency (BitCoin), blockchain and its variants show great potential for the processing of any recorded information. This paper explores the current discourse on this trend and some of the potential uses of blockchain technology within the field of library science.
By Alexandra Hontalas-Adams6 years ago in The Chain
Online Classes That Will Teach You About Ethereum
Bitcoin is a name buzzing on everybody's tongues these days, but Bitcoin isn't the only way that cryptocurrency and blockchain are revolutionizing the world of technology, finance, business, and virtually everything else. Possibly the biggest of all the alt coins, Ethereum is to secure data storage what Bitcoin is to online finance. Ethereum uses blockchain technology to supplement third party data storage, which without, could leave internet users vulnerable. By utilizing the security of blockchain, Ethereum offers users a more secure way to store data, make financial transfers, and do all of the other things that our internet-enabled devices can do nowadays. Such practicality makes Ethereum an important and truly revolutionary technology—one of many reasons why Ethereum will change the world. So, if you're interested in learning more, there are plenty of online classes that will teach you about Ethereum, from what it is, to how to use it, and to developing your own Ethereum blockchain technology.
By Nicola P. Young7 years ago in The Chain
Who Invented Ethereum?
Luckily for those of us who use Ether or understand what blockchain technology is, this isn't a "who is Satoshi Nakamoto" situation. Ethereum is more open about their creator; namely, a 19-year-old developer named Vitalik Buterin invented Ethereum, or is at least responsible for the concept and part of the exectuion of it. Vitalik is an interesting individual, performing feats well above what anyone would expect from a person his age.
By Brayden Simmons7 years ago in The Chain
Reasons Why Ethereum Will Change the World
If you are into cryptocurrency or decentralized applications, you might already know that Ethereum will change the world. If you have no idea what those words I just wrote mean, an overview starting with Bitcoin will certainly be helpful.
By Salvador Lorenz7 years ago in The Chain
10 Facts About Ethereum You Didn't Know
Ethereum is one of the biggest alt-coins to invest in, and it's one that even manages to have Bitcoin shaking in its proverbial boots it's poised to overtake Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency with the highest market cap value.
By Riley Raul Reese7 years ago in The Chain
