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🎉 The time has come to announce the winners of The Epic Hashnode Writeathon hosted last month. Hashnode is on the mission to empower tech writers worldwide to share knowledge freely without much ha…
Recap Last week we explained blockchain specific attacks as below : Sybil Attacks & 51% or Majority attacks Blockchains - Why should we care? Over the last couple of weeks, we explored at a high lev…
Image by B_A from Pixabay Recap Last week we introduced blockchain classifications based on permission. These are: Public Blockchain Consortium Blockchain & Private Blockchain Before we go into the…
Hey Everyone! I hope, you're doing well. Today, we will discuss network layering and why some crypto networks need to implement layer 2 for scalability and more efficient and cheaper transactions. But…
Intro The internet has become an enormous part of our lives, from how we communicate to how we consume information. Web3 aims to change the way we value and view content by shifting towards an interne…
Blockchain is a network that was developed for interactions between participants without the need for any central authority. The nodes participating in the blockchain network have equal rights and it …
Introduction Neo is an open-source decentralized blockchain based platform that supports its own crypto currency and enables the development of digital assets and smart contracts. Just like Ethereum, …
Hey everyone!👋 In this blog post, we are going to learn about DeFi (decentralized finance) and how it works. We will also be looking into some key points which are important for this topic and discus…
Recap Last week we defined Blockchain protocols as a set of underlying rules that define the logic & functioning of a blockchain. Protocols are rules based on the code underlying the platform on how …
The Web content moderation landscape The recent killings in Buffalo, New York, and their alleged connections to the anonymous imageboard 4chan have reignited the debate over Internet moderation and ce…
