In plain language, mimblewimble refers to the tongue-tying curse that binds the target’s tongue to keep them from talking about a specific topic or subject. In short, it is a term to define some level of privacy that need to be kept.
After the 2007 to 2009 financial meltdown that left millions financially stranded and asset-stripped, people seemed to have gained a measure of trust to blockchain and cryptocurrencies that came on board almost immediately.
In addition to part 1, this article will focus on some other third party based payment systems and how their existence could be threatened because of the unrelenting conquest launched by block chain.
By Wirba Brice Divine Ransinyuy. [email protected] Cryptocurrency is a form of digital currency that uses cryptography for security and anti-counterfeiting measures. It can also be known in normal terms as a digital or virtual currency which aims as a medium of exchange. In the other hand, cryptography involves the use of codes to solve an […]
how “new” is the new way the Ox protocol work with regard to the exchange coins? If you know, the person you want to trade with, all you need is to send an Ox order via messenger or email. Then, all they need to do is accept the order and execute.
With so many use case coming up for a lot more scenarios, this article endeavours to speculate how blockchain can be used in the near future to help fight poaching and natural resource depletion especially in African countries that seem to be at the receiving end of these illegal activities.
Africa is a continent with more than 50 countries. There are some institution that has branched far to Africa and they try to give an implement with bloackchain system, among them are betting and trading platforms.
By Isaac Nzau Cryptocurrency technology has revolutionized the way people conduct business around the world over the last ten years. Blockchain is the technology used in cryptocurrency. Unlike other forms of currency like the dollar and euro, cryptocurrency is a decentralized currency and trade can be done peer to peer without a third party. Other […]
The graph has immerged as that blockchain “search engine” equivalent to google… it is a protocol developed to specifically index and make queries on blockchain data. As a blockchain user, you have much to explore and learn about the Graph.
Yes, this is a fundamental question. If he leaves on and is observing all that is happening like the Ethereum owner, this means this guy are capable of shutting down the whole system if things are not getting right for them.
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