Have you noticed how a transaction ID comes post a successful transaction? Great! That’s what a nonce does but before the transaction takes place. So let’s see what’s a nonce in Web3 and how it helps blockchain technology.
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I understand you’re eager to read this, but to talk about the most prominent hacks on Web3 since 2016 is an extensive list. It’s an extensive list of ~50 hacks in approximately 100 months. That’s a lot of Web3 hacks, close to 1 every 45 days on average. So, we’ll be viewing this in 4
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Web3 is an idea of the new internet. A decentral and open place for the web to coexist securely. But are we really secure when everything is transparent? Let’s discover the various hacks and how cryptography helps strengthen the internet.
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If you are into crypto trading, you need a Web3 wallet to store all your cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and other crypto assets. But, What’s a crypto wallet? and Why do we need one and What are its features?. Let’s explore. Oh, we kept a sweet thank-you bonus at the end! So, let’s get started. An Introduction
Imagine you are coding a program for a hackathon and you’re trying to win. But how do you win if you keep switching too many tools to create, compile, test, run, and debug your code? Well, an IDE is here to be your superhero, because not all heros wear capes.
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Computers are here to automate many tasks in daily life. Coders get to write their program within the system to create amazing applications. But writing the code is just step 1 in the creation of an amazing program. What the developers need is a virtual machine to test the code and it’s integrity. In this
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Encryption in blockchain technology converts plain text data into an unreadable format using mathematical algorithms. Also known as ciphertext, encryptions protect the confidentiality and security of the information on the block. Consequently, each block on the blockchain encrypts the data through cryptographic functions. The resulting ciphertext gets tagged to the digital ledger. Further, encryption secures
Proof of History is a consensus algorithm that improves the scalability and efficiency of blockchain systems. It uses a verifiable delay function to create a secure and unique timestamp. The timestamp for each block ensures that the order of the transactions does not change. This allows nodes to reach consensus quickly and efficiently without requiring much computational power.
Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) is a consensus algorithm in blockchain networks. DPoS helps to maintain consensus and validate transactions. In a DPoS system, token holders elect a group of validators or “delegates” to represent them and validate transactions. These delegates are responsible for verifying transactions and adding new blocks to the blockchain. Token holders can vote for validators,
2 months into 2023 and still looking for the best DeFi protocols for your DApps? Without further ado, let’s look into DeFi, its importance and the top 10 DeFi protocols in 2023. DeFi has been the prime essence of Web3 ever since Bitcoin came to existence with its immutable technology. Web3 has other features such