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I know this is a weird question. But is there a way to create a malicious node (like a malicious engine, which will mine block with double spent transactions or just a node which sends gibberish to other nodes), Is there any library for that, or any way to create your own consensus engine ?? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWFcyYUUyUHNxSlBqdE00ZW40ZEFXZ2s4Z2xfdVJzLXF3QmEyOWg1cjRLZmNvNlo3bUxMdzk0V3pFSmZtc1pXSDZ1aF9fekNGVW9zUTJTaWw3U0Y4b2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWGQ4SG9qMjktZDhYRjFCN1QwNU9oT0tha1h0TlQweGZwSUlCZUxZTlVtYVhQQmR1VDB1blp0NkVRYmdZOU9JRmhMYnRSLVNRWGJFZ3dRZTN5RHBvVDdoUVBnMmZDTnU1dkhZM1pKaGpLX2M3TkpOYVRSUE15RDgyMEduTHRNTndOMWdtN05IdW45UGxnN1J0eHNRcFU3UFZNaW4zOVRwNkNZMkUwWDVwYkpWMU51TVRZU3E4Rk9Xb0xreDYyTGNoSUZXYjZjOURjU1NFVDRKdUJjcVNLZz09 |
# Part 2: Setting Up SSH Reverse Proxy with Nginx and Cloudflare
**In this post, I'll walk you through how I set up my SSH reverse proxy with Nginx and Cloudflare to access my affordable single-board computer (a ROCK 5B) from anywhere in the world.** 🌍
**The end goal is to run an SSV Network operator on the Holesky testnet with my ROCK 5B.**
To view the full post visit r/SSVnetwork | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOFNvYTFwb1IzcG1TaHBiNzZpY1lhZVFZRnNrMG11WkZWWDc4cEUzZ1lKLWZzNWJ1VWt6MVlTdDB3MDFXR2E4SHNWV2JJclFPbW1aZ3BIajFMelJFWmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUDBYRHNYNXNwS0pENlZZT1RrdTVxVXBPM2hsYUtnRjYzcWg3d1BfbTdxc3NfWlkxR1J4ZjdQR1BOLU82MFFEbmxrTzdkWER0MDVoOUw1ZDFKelNRUmsyWEhTOENxaEZ1dmx1eC1jdEhoY3JOLXZPNHlKb3JzS21wY1VIdWZMVWRvMjRaMmxhUGZuSG9EZWcwMmJZb2JCOWJna19HbVYybDktTV9tSWhtOFRlcHlTUS1hZTFlWUhaenViSGN0VFh1RDR3VWduX0xPRFA4TFdNa3VXdzdBdz09 |
Hey all, not sure if this would be an acceptable forum for this, and if not, please let me know, as it is not my wish to break any rules.
I'm a solo dev working on a ERC-20 token to function as an economic experiment for a research project. For the experiment, I am adding as many inflationary and deflationary mechanisms as I can.
So far for deflationary mechanisms, I have added:
Burn On Transfer
Buyback And Burn
Burn To Mint (NFT)
Locked Staking
Governance Burning
And for inflationary mechanics, I've added:
Mining Rewards
Staking Rewards
Governance Rewards
Fixed Supply Increases
My question is, can anyone suggest for me additional inflationary or deflationary mechanics that I could experiment with? Any and all suggestions would be appreciated, as I'm trying to gain experience with every token supply mechanic I can get my hands on.
Also just to reiterate: This project is purely a hobby experiment for me and how token supply mechanics can work in parallel. I'm not trying to self promote shill, and I apologize if this was not the right place for my question. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYnpsR2VaSy1CYUVrS19peW5SU2V3WmVSMmNSdTM1amh2SlhrR2ZKX1BrZWVYd0dNdVBKTkVIcnQxNDNBSWhuNENyQ3RvMXJiVWhTbGxRUTFaNldUd2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRnI4MlBadDhiaVczRlJQUENuRi1fcTlBbGd1TmZzUUk1TEw5SEs5WlZ5VndlOUkyWEVkMk51OUdpOUxUVlBNVG12T21SWGFIeHIyM0t0YWRwQUh3dEdlcFZJZVZ2bDhGalVoMWlsTTZhSzJFXzBFekFkdE54M2VPMjhjUFFQTEZSMFFRM1dLN1FjUEVHTVRWY21vNkJJcVRZRGRxQXBaZG1ITEphY053dXkzY2tjbGt2SkRnRWlRZUV6TTBUZDJJaVh4NFdKTHdhWWFUWGx3aElFZjdfQT09 |
# Part 1
I want to share how I managed to reuse my Rock 5B (an affordable single-board computer) to boot directly from my new NVMe SSD instead of the default microSD card. Booting from the NVMe SSD is way better than from an SD card because it's faster, more reliable, and gives you more storage. You’ll notice quicker boot times and smoother performance.
**The end goal is to run an SSV Network operator on the Holesky testnet with my ROCK 5B.**
I invite you to check out my post for a step-by-step guide [here](https://np.reddit.com/r/SSVnetwork/comments/1d9qku8/ssv_network_operator_booting_rock_5b_from_nvme/). | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSa3AzVnZDRWFtam9JZWRBd3QwMlVmS005LXVGWHcwMldPUHlfajFOZE4zQkJ5cWpnM0xqdElQZlM2dHVLazQxRkFES0pDblFNZjZtYzVKdC1hcTkwbFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdE1KQmtmbkZ6aWFuNmdwNEczXy0zRjQ3MDJTUUF1UHVIU2ZBWHNNTVJYaENoZ3huc282WEdrWWtKUjl2S2Q2R09EemtlUWI0MV9UblJrYTMweXBkS0tERllQSG1tVnNtN0RtaTd0X25mRk1kYmp1YmJsVUQ0Z3JwQ0lGODlHTF9XbjB5TlVXQ2ZTekY5T3F3bjhlMkUxYmpHbFBCZDljN2xvc1R5OGlyRjJ3VXM2R29qYnFTN3JqTTIyaml1X3N6b3lUSWFlNkI0amUwQ1RrOXFONVczZz09 |
I just got into Bitcoin and set up my Trezor. I'm worried about forgetting the information and don't trust a piece of paper to hold backup my wallet. I'm worried someone could just find it, it could be destroyed or it could get lost. What are the ways you guys recommend to back up my wallet? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSa1FHNnpXLWxwdkFaR3BTb2FuTzlXakFjOEQtcS1oNm4tMWQ4dUpBdmV1c3B0SDZYc0c3RDNxRmFZdEVobWViM2dUcFk5Rk1LMzlzeURodkFHUGpzZmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeU1QSFlKcVhVdFlHMzdzN0JfdWhRNFowNGNROHEwLUJROHp4UUR4OWFEUVFRcHJVY3BTYmNyRnZiZkc0UUlEeVplN1NScGNJRXJHRWRIcThDOHN4UDlTaXo0N055aTlsSk9XWW1xSHlOUFludEtUSzdXSTViWFh6ZUFQUzkwZC1xaDNvSWt3UmlkSmxBTF9taE81WDRCTWFYbjN1UjFMTEVUeXZfSGk0WDNOdHpjZlNqYkQ3SkFtUUJ6YV8zenhi |
Just bumped into the medium article from a PhD professor ["How Self-Regulating Cryptocurrencies Could Shape the Future of Finance."](https://medium.com/@cycloneallteam/the-quest-for-ideal-digital-money-how-self-regulating-cryptocurrencies-could-shape-the-future-of-0f6d209131ad). Sounds interesting, what do you think about it folks? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYVFhVXVMZjB3R1lIZ093SFJFcm05bm9oaWJPZHFTOHBpWUNvQzNDTWJ1ek9tT1Q5ekxVaDdvamNxczFTMjBrNHp4MTRMWlNBYXRMUWw1TnJrQnAwck9kaXVVVlNOVUFwMGg5MXRiVTV6dEU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeEg1dWpOdUJsazJ0Y3dhOEJKbHlMbVdrX2hiZ2RqaXdsdThRYy03NU1HdXpaUVM2R1FKTFF5Z3pxaWNDbTFrdTZhbXZEWTBJT3BfNnVZRmxMUTdJdGZabnBXdHdOeTRwMXBPVEQ1a29xTnp5NWV6MUo1aTFaY3Qyd21udVY1cGZyWV9FZFo0aE43WmIxd21Kd2VuNGU0NVJMQjd3STMwLVp0Rm1nMHhRTHVjVXp2NHRYMFFTekU2d0g4clFFWUJtQVkzUmNqcTBQVVNlY3d2WnYxVXJmZz09 |
Cardano Hit With Massive DDoS Attack Yet Thriving, Here's Reason
https://cryptonews.net/29309241/?utm_source=CryptoNews&utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=shared
How resistant are other blockchains to this? Is there any difference between PoS, PoW and PoH? Presumably the number of nodes/validators is significant in mitigating this type of attack.... | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWmlscXBIMF8wYV94MnViVFZDRzgzVnh4aFQ3dlRTS0I0OHhINHlxWHRIVGQ0ZmJqb09oanl5MlhjVEFvdFhwSzBLNUVHVFFDTkQ4dkNCZkxvaUQ5Znp1a2o0ekZLZnoxTUNCdlBrTG9lMHc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQkNfSDdmb2xsYlpteUMwSXU2QnNzSWNWVjE5a0VTQ1FsLWpISlIwbG12SEs5WHJvamVWcVdvSnB3U18wc1pHN1hDNjNxZlJJbklkLUZGZ2pzUXZ5T3RxYjN0d0N4MkFKWkF2TmdyQW85NS1pMEpKeUN4NGYyMmhCOHNTU0NxZkF1alExMnNJdE1STHVsWV93VDNUU1I1d3ZQaUhEQ1FXZEZNRzNRNDctZC1oNS1lRHl6RERjaGotZFRETjA4NlA2 |
Been thinking if I should go big on a position . Thank you
| r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-06-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUVIxaFE5NWt4MEROZ0tPWlFvZGpqMEJibnZHakpaeGFuSUsxczYzSjVxWl9LNURoUmpSVnJzcVJadWhvMXhUcE5zaHBzbVZtMHA4N0tTclAwSUpZZEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSU3VST0h2eHFuQk14U1N3eG1MSVJlYWw0TXFwMGtaY1ZzZXlmRzREUTR5YXhEMl9PT0gteVFJRGFvMXBiVVRfVXp0dE5XclpuS1JMdE90NjNhX0tqVDd6bC1uY1ZqVWhDNngxSVdndUxKTFhmVzBJaTZKM1hGLVlsM0x1Mngxd1NxZV9YZkxLV3J0SGUzaEhDNC1lRnU1RndFUGpJV3FkaVJad2lpVjNkTEFJYWtsMDU3QTh6ek5KNTNlRVRxNkdvS0l2bjhmZFdzYTB6WU1GOVJHVHplZz09 |
* PancakeSwap launches an AI-powered prediction market in collaboration with Allora Network, allowing users to bet with or against AI price predictions;
* The AI models introduce a new dynamic to PancakeSwap's prediction market;
* The AI-powered market will adjust payouts based on AI performance, with higher rewards for predicting against the AI when its accuracy is low.
Source: [https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/pancakeswaps-new-ai-prediction-market-goes-live-on-arbitrum?utm\_source=reddit&utm\_medium=social&utm\_campaign=r-ai-prediction-market-goes-live](https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/pancakeswaps-new-ai-prediction-market-goes-live-on-arbitrum?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=r-ai-prediction-market-goes-live) | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-06-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSck5CM0hjQnVRa00zWDNXa2JHUl9EY2xTbkw1QnY4b2pqTVAtMlpxTHNkbkhqLUdRU3BPckVmWVJaVmhqbU9xbUNXV1pxYkh2Y253V1BITzdLUVNDWnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVXV3a0d5QkJQTlNfTnVRMjJONFdDdkNaZ1d3eExHTzlPdVpSVDRtUVd2S1NnMFl0OFl0UTdOamczYUtfMjZ5T0lpXzJTZTZZN2xrbHV6U0hLOUJDT2N2dl9HenQ1Q202Wm5BVDBwcENQVHZndk1IQnlWU2dTc2x6ZE9CTVQtMWlDR0VMazRNUUkwOHREQWVTOS16V3NtLW9hVXFSTzlpNndQX0hSM1Y1emNjeGx2X2kycjRlajFmVkRCbmpQUUdGVHFXSnhSQ3ZrSGZwUzVTRUkyeFI5UT09 |
Hi guys,
Quite new in the crypto space and I was trying to understand the following:
In order for a particular token to be available for trading on multiple chains, do I have to create a token contract with the respective chain standard and on every chain it will have its own liquidity and therefore price? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpST25sWDVVeTRZVWZpWWs5Z012ZVp1MXFOT1U0NS1COXdXekVjZHBpQUQxQjRLNF9kcDVabmh3NjhGRHBzV3pfdUVOVlZXUDFyWnRPei1hSjZoSXJWd3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScnE2U0U4Ull0U3dHQnhFOXoyNmtySm51MU5YYWVCZXpydGVrMFJKZ19nSlpsbm9pVDk2eGpBRFdtbE1hSExrZ2lZVlZQREI1TW5GZzRjb0FRRTNDV3RKdW1odGhTVDNiZXNHUE9pXzN4bk5WS1ZvOC01ejQ0VndUaUxGQTBaT3BOaEFYZTBLNENVY1NYZmFUalFfdFJ1SGExZ2lseGZibklDcnQzMEhHUURmUUplTDR5WENkQnZRdDZFTGxfcWZpRzhjTVl1Y09YSWg1R0dtc0FMN1NIQT09 |
Hi! Although I've been hearing about crypto currencies for the past few years, I've never really looked into it in depth. For the last few days I've been trying to make myself educated on this and boy am I confused! I just don't know where to start!
Can you refer me some resources that will help understand the technical, financial and cultural perspectives of crypto, from the beginning till now?
Basically what I'm asking is how do I catch up with the crypto lore? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQnkxNGtaU0tTTVlBVGdMdlcwVFdCOVk0TjlQdUd1bHZ5eFE0ckdwUkJKaXphTHp6SXlPbXJEZkk1MlZOZGs3S0xiNXZTVzE0MnVtaFRLVzcyLVRmd0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZzdvN193Q1VXRjRMOWtkLXQ2QmltbFNURXhEc0U3cWt0bFBQaG0tREVLRVE3SVRPSFVCRl9maXI3RnhUZkZuZ1JuRG9fQ3FFOGItNFg5Nk5SSWRRS1YySU05OVRVSURqWEgxQ2pYRkhvLXNWWVN3dmM3djJOZnJOYzZHQXRoeWNLRWRjTXV0cjJhTHR6OFRpaFE1NDMzRWw2akhoYUtSQ3loWTRtazB2bTAwPQ== |
Key Takeaways
* Speculation about crypto integration in Grand Theft Auto 6 has resurfaced;
* A viral post by a crypto influencer mentioned Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT as possible in-game currencies;
* The integration hasn't been officially confirmed.
Source: [https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/crypto-in-gta-6-rumors-resurface-no-official-confirmation-yet?utm\_source=reddit&utm\_medium=social&utm\_campaign=r-crypto-integration-gta](https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/crypto-in-gta-6-rumors-resurface-no-official-confirmation-yet?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=r-crypto-integration-gta) | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbEQ5NERKV3hCV1dfZzY0cTc4dS1rR1V2RkJzeENRSzNXZGJQd3hLTDFzQWtDRmtUajhFWVJ4dnpNVTVSb2J5dmdMNWVyNlZlNXBxdEw5ajNzQ0FabHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRzhWQXBTUzcyT1B0RHkyUWNyck9IRWlxNWtVckl2NUY1M3laanh6ZTlaTmFrUjVVSWRTeUtrWl9kMTlpNmtyOHVPaGZqR0Itek1DSWEzUVFUdVpBa2E3OWxrYTh4SHhTT3R6X0JmMFItcjRTQlNibDVfeTBmTDNMeE1qb3BsT21zRVRjUlVjQWJFVVJCNExnLV9VaGgta0J3TmMtWHlZY1VZcGwtSE80TG5YTVhQS3B1eW5LVlFxZEVNUjljN0xQM3YzM29yX1lIcERtOXdqcGUwM2dXQT09 |
If you use cryptocurrency, you know how crucial secret passphrases are for restoring blockchain addresses. 📜🔒Read today's blog and discover how these passphrases generate private and public key pairs across multiple blockchains using derivation paths! 🛤️✨https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-06-26-a-call-to-wallets-to-use-the-standard-etc-derivation-path | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaTBGRVpTVUE2RUVEN21MR3NBZ2twY3UxRzR1U244TFV5NTlvZmJCZGlpaFEyUy1NUEtOQjRkYUR0R1d4RGRUcjBIbTRKc1cxOWFZU0xhM21OdnMwamc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeDVZTjFlN1BFY3daMy1SREhaOTRqZjJrRlF6dnJ2SldZa2Izd0lLa2NtV2NBVDNRWm1BdEx5SXJpNmtCLVZpbndsWnNORFdZN1lSdk9sYzdFcTh1bURIQTJjRnVfWDJ2NmVoQzQyb1E4MFNSaW9wVlNKTzZ6Ui1iQzh3aEMxNmdpSDdxdUpXLU9OeUxQYmdOeVd0ZTBQb2NkZVN4QVZKd1piNnZ3cXpxVHB2a09OMmFocFdaNFh2cUFmNmw2S2h3UHJ5WDFhT1RjcWdOd0ZUekhkSW9FZz09 |
In this post, we’ll show you how to recover your $ETC addresses on the Ledger Nano S Plus using your secret passphrase. Perfect for situations where your Ledger is lost, compromised, or damaged. Check this out: [https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-07-09-recover-your-etc-addresses-on-ledger-using-your-secret-passphrase#ETC](https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-07-09-recover-your-etc-addresses-on-ledger-using-your-secret-passphrase#ETC) #EthereumClassic | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-07-09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMHpLSzFid09jOWpjelFDdFZnN0NHWnNJVlhwRGVraTlJYVVuTXRxWXdPdUtmNUJaaU1xOWN3OFcxM0RMUWRfTVZRVElWOFd6VWEwYUZXZjNaQ0NGUEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVndwVlZkTFdTUmd0VURiV1FaYXFUMjg0cVBoeUw1QzR4WkJzUGdpV2xhQkJXTFo5X01MRnJmcHN1N1paTF84U21UZThCdVhJNG9nZnJra2ZIUm00blYtQlRGQTd2aWJ4ODdpQ3A3c2wyRmxBdUVOcjd1SlQ5NWYtSGdkdUlBcHl1THJMRVE1S1NzVzlZNlpLSnVtbHhVZ2ZCTTNrN3RmQ044SnFFSGxZYW5WTW1nb2hGM2RKWVlyazZFWlVybTNibFB2MUw3LWo5OFRYbXAyTEYtXzB6QT09 |
Check out our series “Why You Should Build on Ethereum Classic” to explore what make #ETC stand out! 🌐 In our latest post, discover why ETC is hard money and how it protects and grows your users’ savings. 💰🔒https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-07-10-why-you-should-build-on-ethereum-classic-etc-is-hard-money | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-07-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSV0ozWXRIWDVYUW0zTWJNbkxBWEpQSlpHOUFyZ1A1U3dGT2x4X3VJZThDMnpiUVJwY25STHdZbWlZTVlLWmY0WlBHUjFFNS1uU2xZTENGUUxKeC1tRVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbW95bUlQOXotc1JGdm5reWZZaXpveWVLekJDUWs4VlNONWdzNUZtdUViRW5nNS1nNHJraExaSkZUV09NWWRBQWtlVVlCNVJrZkdQRkMyNENCYXp3STBZY3dMVFhDM2pyQVJXazRtaXlqWWpmdjdQTVU0eGtLVGtDZFVXTENHWGY3bk5tQUxQcFJjZ3dCT01vSmlqbUNrMV9wU3JSRm9fd3BoNDNRMlZzeHNvYXZLdjJhcVNyRmRQRXBJd3Y2SVBZSHBBYXZTOHZQdDExVVZNdkFDeGlCUT09 |
Title says it all.
I remember Bitcoin and Ethereum being shamed for not being quantum-resistant in 2022 and then everyone stopped talking about it.
If you're someone that answers "Yes, I am aware and I still invest", I would love to know the reasoning.
Source: Deloitte (https://www2.deloitte.com/nl/nl/pages/innovatie/artikelen/quantum-computers-and-the-bitcoin-blockchain.html)
[View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/1e1ggid) | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSS09GWFBfQnNtR19waWozak9sc2RoamI4UzhkMV83VGVSMy1zc0hReVZ2OUdUR1U1YzJiV3lVMmFpUDdCZkhTVzNMeWlEcVFucnQ1eFBLNEdpa1dqa2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSN1dudlQtUlhlUnllSjJyX0I1SFkxcFNQdkVXdTNrSHRkM1FWNktMejYxaG12SklHcGQ5YUMtd292M2p3cEw0bC1kcE9kRWZDdjNyaUFlcFJrNThQbGRraE5WMlA5TTlIMXFRVmYyRER0NE5ISnowV0ZzcUx4N3NzdWJJeWkxRmM3ZE1JNW05ZFFoaEoxQUlUTjdrOHM3OS1sbXJQYXNnNFN2a2xVRlVNenY5QTF2Yy1MWUdZOUlfS1dibmtLRWZWRW1vbFRSaUkzcks3V3hNY2R2Y0ZaUT09 |
DCA strategy and im almost nearing the green after starting at 120. Besides the possible ETF for ether and the price point, I'm thinking we might see 40-60 soon.
I like the ether for payments, but I sort of wish I could spend my bag in other ways. Any ideas before we start this next price cycle? | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-07-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSN0VDTENTVkQwR0R1eDRReWNuOUxZWjBPcl9UemJhV2syOWI4YWR2cTVidU1JNHczQUF5MGdFMDJoTFFXSy1faE5FSTVVRmdlREFLc1NweVRndnNsc0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSczNJa3VxWTF1NXc2dXM1V0VNVXZoLU9nRDFsbUhXMktDVjdvUDBqRC1NNnlnQW1SUlBpYjE3WGNEWEpUMEV2bjFCTnlVNW1kbEVNNlBCX2J5bWt4ZW5fOGVkNnNqekt6cEVVamRsZlZ4X19MbVdvR0p1S0VMLXAyRTBYSVQteElXV19oVUdRYVRPN0JBeWJXMjVWWlpFZmdHaldGcnc4S1RoaXJ1azAzMnNVPQ== |
Apologies in advance if this question is misguided. I'm trying to understand the math behind how pool tokens work in the Balancer Protocol, and AMMs in general for a project. I am brand new to this topic.
I don't understand how many pool tokens would be issued back to a provider that deposits more than a single asset where said assets don't follow the ratio given in the pool. For reference, I'm using the whitepaper that is given on the Balancer website and a paper titled: "Decentralized Exchanges: The Profitability Frontier of Constant Product Market Makers" by Bitterli and Schan. For the sake of clarity, I've been using a numerical example:
**Problem Statement:** Suppose I am the owner of a liquidity pool which contains 100, 200, and 300 of tokens A, B, and C. I have created 1000 pool tokens to start. Now suppose a LP comes along and deposits 30, 20, and 10 tokens of A, B, and C respectively. How many pool tokens need to be minted and given to the LP?
**My attempt:** The whitepaper specifies weighted and single asset deposits, but the math should be able to extend to this case I think. I know the initial K value is (100)(200)(300)=6,000,000. After the deposit, the new K value K'=(1+30%)(1+10%)(1+3.33%)K=(130)(220)(310)=8,866,000. Hence, their ratio gives me (K'/K)=1.48. If I understand correctly this should be proportional to LP's ownership of the pool. This is where I'm stuck because I know what percent of each asset they own, but no idea how to turn that into their overall ownership of the pool let alone how many tokens should be produced.
Any advice or clarification is truly appreciated. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSY1J4Y3ktRjZNd3lTc3VfRUJaR2NwSEtaMDhqU09MYndtbUM4X3oyc2FPSWtlQl9JcXNNLWZwOTVDU0RXUWEtMnI5S0VyQUN2VEx6Q0JNTHFZZVZ4VWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSU0zMWtaV1JtOGs3MENHaExqb3BjcEJCM040ZVhHOEl5ZVAzR1lpTDlVMlFsMTI0QXVnazNreG9YUjBKRkdaZ3JBcnlyN0ZhSVQ5cFRHQjBrdGx4ZGsxY0E5dXp4UldGd0JPQnhaZzFiZkZiT0I4ZWI3ajR2RzFmSXB4ak5sYVZOeWVqRVEzZUtNd0gteGQ3LXAzd3JnRU1xazRCUWUzWkU5X0J1QURpdlBrMVh0eU1MM3FYRy1LQUEwUm9paWdnd1lXc2lxOWsyY24xZXFzUTUzTE5NUT09 |
Hey everyone,
I've been working on a new project called EQL, and I’m really excited to share it with you all. EQL is a language that lets you query the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) using a SQL-like syntax. My goal was to make it the simplest way to ask blockchain questions and get answers.
I plan to support relational-like queries in the future, but that will take some time and research.
If you’re interested, you can check out the web-based REPL [here](https://eql-app.vercel.app/) and the GitHub repo [here](https://github.com/iankressin/eql).
I’d love to get your feedback and hear what you think about it. ❤️ | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZVpyUVhNOHhGNmNDaTFyVXhUNm9DWHFkYlRnaDlYOVBSMFdtc1FpbjFwSFZjbC1JSEJadlhoTkxTNWZBZ1Q0MEthUlZNNmU5SDdJRjlUaFVkZTIzTVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZlMtNXJfVWpQVFF2UzlBYjlleUg2RTVWelRrczB0ZFBpZTZlaHNZSklzWXBtQklSLW93Ukp0TllaOG1iMDBsamdMN3JWSHJaNFAyM2xsbG9jQVZpNzd6VU1rRXNYUWJWVFVqTklwSk5YdmJVNEdONjNGNV9rYnlrQnV1SnpUZEZXeV84S0VzTnFrS085clk0cHBHRE9ITjBlWHd5d0pmY2dMVlBsN3o4Ql95QnpUcGtMRjFUX1EzYVUyMlRla2I3QXJwZThkWkt2MU9COGRZR2pweUZTUT09 |
Explore why $ETC stands out in the blockchain world. #ETC combines #Bitcoin's philosophy with Ethereum's technology, offering proof of work and smart contracts in one system. Learn more: [https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-07-17-why-ethereum-classic-should-be-the-second-largest-blockchain-in-the-world](https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-07-17-why-ethereum-classic-should-be-the-second-largest-blockchain-in-the-world) | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-07-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSM19YeUNpeTFlbGlDVGNnSzJvN21ZVzVxUS1fQXh6MGFra0pKNXRfSXlULWpVWlpUdzk0Wm1JenctTlhXLVVTMDBFTVBraDNfZHhkcmdzbkZObFpMQXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZVBJd2tJR2szUUw3VFBsRjJXNWJnQUtQNDhQNVhha1RpSktTa0NIRGhfYlA3aURQZHNwVmhLVFM1M054SmRvWmMwS3FpMzVpaFFjaXJRUlA4V1Nzcmk3Tm9pV211NmtzbjJza3NjX2hHZnZMakpVcGtvRzBhQXpvbjRTUDByeDJfcmxuVGJVclFOX0xCcmQ0V0tXZTFGS2Q0OGNXOWRuUWJ4Q1NTb2pTME9xYjdGaHMwQWMtU2ZONWdJWVU3X3ZUUk5PeVlYLVpsUkJES19tencxakJOQT09 |
Hi,
**My Goal**: To build/start something big in crypto in about a year
**Space**: I think crypto is a hugely valuable space with a lot of activity. So kinda betting on its huge TAM (like the Internet)
**My Background**: I am a computer science grad from one of the top engineering colleges of India and have been working across BigTechs (Amazon, Microsoft, etc.) and startups (my own, followed by another fintech unicorn) as an Engineer and Product Manager.
**Idea**: Before having a thesis of what to build, I need to understand, in-depth, the basics. There are a lot of concepts - which I’m kinda very vaguely aware of - PoW, staking, DEX, DEFI, etc. → here’s the thing. I don’t understand a lot of it in detail to start building a thesis of what could be done.
My current learning methodology: Depth-first - I come across some interesting topic, google it or youtube it → watch some videos and then continue doing [yak-shaving](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/yak_shaving). This is obviously sub-optimal.
**Help needed:** Could someone suggest some structured courses to go shit deep into Blockchain, Ethereum, and Crypto?
Wishing you all kind commenters good *Karma*
Thanks | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUGczZGdLeHFMSUtLNjVfNjVQQlNxLW5OVTZ0RTZTeG4xbFoxX3RBWnM4OVQzUGRzWDF1dHowemtEdHQyY1NDV2lETlJFVTRHcnBFTXF4R3RQTHptU09mMVJyekc1aFJaQW5BbUw0eWhWTlU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMTJkekVrU1pNaVVUT2VrMkdySEI4ZnlLbmIxektQWU16dFZ2MExEYVByVEo3RnpMQUVpVGMwajcyb0tHSTdsOHdyWUFnSHVvNWdHOEktZXJXRldmRk5SYUoyaHhPM081WlJKSWVmQUs4YlhpR2h5S3pHZGpScEVJZzVkZUlrZjdHVkFDbEhrQ2xjUzhTQWgxMzBLTnljamtXMkhhQTNqUVZKUWt5bUd2LXoxMVhoTUliUV9MVjFxVURuRkhDMW5oZndtdHdrdm9YQ0p2b3d0M2dhMF8xZz09 |
I want to take a look at a small platform using crypto as their main payment system. To my understanding users get assigned a platform-wallet when they create an account. They can transfer money to this wallet and then use their on-platform money to pay on the platform. They accept Ether for example.
I am wondering:
1. Can I track the transactions from my on-platform-wallet to wherever this money goes when purchasing something through the blockchain?
2. Can I find out the rough size of all transactions done on the platform?
3. Can I find out if they use a third party payment processing provider or transfer funds directly?
I want to do my due diligence before spending a lot of money on a platform that is intransparent.
Maybe some of you can share tools and strategies to analyze crypto based platforms!
| r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTElYLW9kSmpzamFlVnNjOXl2dXJUbTNva25nbzFEY20yWjVrT2hUY094QVZySlVEOVhyZERZOWNpR0o3dF9NOXlzUkQ2M096YzRtSkxaWC1kQU9qelE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMXl5bmthVE5LRzNWQmg4azRSSkpnenhQUlBFTjQ3UG1tb2pVX0x6UDRNREtIZ2JMMlhGbGtfam9mNzJBQTlUOUlDd3VJenVFQmxEMWtERjRBQlpoaXNnTXBVNlIwNGk3Q0tObmNJS0dSUlR4S0VPY3VJS3YwVmplWGZzYl9lZ2RjT3AwR1llUGpZa0dERGszanNJeUYxWHM1S2VCQUxfY3BBMXcwbjhtZndqaFV6Sl9HVmZjaEtmbElCT0JVUTM1T1lwUF9SSmdrRXZDcmx3MkVrMHBYUT09 |
Can everyone in this group apply for an ETF? | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-07-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSak94ZWk0aVF5UHlfbF96UXdrTkl2a2xfQnVkNkdzVFhYYkNiX2hnNFhBSm5penplVFp4QmM2ODdIMVFzRTBrLWw4OExUeGxyVnBjMndRQUwxUnJvQkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaVVEUkRodV9kWGdWUmt5SHJybjNrRTU4UnRCRHI5VV8tLUdHMUZpc0phS3hJem1qTHhXazhpbnJLRHdYZHRrM04tcTlpZl9Cemx6a2U3bXQ0cHR5YUlkc2owNXZrYlpCREhSdVVmVWVrT1IwWC1lcVQzOUptTDR1M0VfemoxOEVRMTFGZkNhckd0RlBpTXhyakEzdm1KN3hISVNCNy1feXBDelpSbTlhMkZldGI5SjhldEJhNjJRWmxHRWhONi1hdFNkekFvLV9QbHZna1JoSmdVMG45Zz09 |
Hypothetically, let's say I store my 24 word passphrase in an insecure place. It then gets stolen by a hacker BUT the hacker realizes that 2 out of the 24 words are missing. Can the hacker simply guess the missing words? How long will that take?
And how many missing words are required before its virtually impossible to be guessed
| r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRFB3SFVrOHU2aUJzcXI0OGFFQmNLSjdoV0I1ZEp1Z190aGZ6YTlod2ZnWkVXdTdkejlMQ2RmaEZaZXh3R2xCdnY4dlpZNjRNc19FR3pWVGJvS2RhUXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRkRCcXRiX3hUVm1OQXN0TFZvaHBKYUNRdkwyWjBaS3JueGUxNDk1bThsSWxSalNhWndPVThvLVNqU1FGOG9nVDV4d3YtNzdSd0xXMFgtei1PZlpOYXZxNkd1dFlnZ3BkWkhyVl8xcDZYZFY4QVZRMDBmM21ITnFLaVNYYU40R2R3VFVUWFFwczRDQWRFVW1TZExERFlGSkEteGMtN3U4WFBITXF3UmdBWktKUHZuOFoyWmVOOUxtaDZGeTJxTVJl |
I'm looking for a product similar to this:
- A simple battery powered device with a display and a keypad. No external connectors.
- It should store a seed phrase, and display the seed phrase on demand.
- Protected by a PIN code.
- After N incorrect PIN attempts, it should wipe the seed phrase from memory and brick the device. (All the logic and data should reside inside a secure chip enclave.)
In other words, it would serve the same purpose as a paper wallet, but if anyone finds it, the data would not be accessible without the PIN. (Unless maybe with an advanced electronic laboratory.)
Is there something like this available, or perhaps something else that would serve the same purpose?
I'm aware of Ledger, Trezor, etc. But those will never reveal the seed phrase. So this product is more of a replacement for the piece of paper. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWUdlQVNfeGN1U1VuR2xnb3JSSDRMa19MWVJmazgyVVJsZkdJd0lQMFpuWldOYWNOZjNGaDVYZDBycTlTdUlHM043U0FVV0dLSGxHQVNXb09uQUpiWUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbEFBbEVRT3VtZ1JCR1ZxTnhjOGFvdG1NMHBHeXduaGs3Q0lPdEhzZDVYWWZiTFlsNmpZOWZueGFENE5ERy1Qb1VlQmFtY1NWVkxfa09vS05ZbkFudzhCMFNHU3ZVZ01lcDdjeTRLMVBfU0t1bndOUTZ1eW5aR3NDNWR0NHVNUWZ6LWlWek5lMnI1VlFXU3Rzb0dfeXFPWVhsbE1SRnhlMWc0UUJfYmNwbUZyeElvVlhXNVMtbkllcGRvOGNIS1g1eXVRSnZRSXN4aEFITERTU3hSellzUT09 |
This seemed like the best place for this.
I do not know much about the blockchain and crypto, but is it possible to make a self-hosted, non-convertible, non-currency token for personal use.
For context I am wanting to set up an economy within my Computer Science class. But I want it to not have any monetary value, and for it to be hosted on the in-class server if possible.
I just thought it would be good to ask people who know more than myself first. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSlg4VDdORlNFa1hsVTV3Rk9WQk9OTGhTZVpBZmVDOFNlQ18tYXRrQzFMa3piVzBaLXhDQVM0V1hCZVREcmNTVWZickE3RDZQdVVtdmZmT0RZU1N2Ylo5TTd5UGgwUnozLWx5NnAtTU9MVjg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNlV6QzRKMWxoYnFmVmt5cnkxenJoeWNuOFg4UjJkWlUtZGlFLTJRWWdka1RxZjcwNFZSOXMweUg1QURRWWNLR3BIbFlIUEpObzVGNlRLWHNTcHY0Q3JOVThrTjhEMGUxc1hhTVprTHV4eXlQNktXMGl1WTFsTzlMWFBYSkJOYzFobjVDTWFxODdjOGgxR3hSMUF1bUw1S2Vmd25SLUJtd211LVBKNGRZNUhJPQ== |
In 2021, I discovered the revolutionary potential of blockchain technology. Captivated by its promise to drastically alter our digital lives, I was particularly moved by its ethos of individual empowerment, which I believe is necessary for a more prosperous society.
One underexplored yet promising facet of blockchain is its potential to transform corporate structures. This could fundamentally change how we operate, allowing individuals to participate more fully in decision-making and resource allocation. However, current solutions (DAOs) have been disappointing. To address this, I aim to explore how decentralized technologies can help us build more effective and efficient alternatives to our current organizational structures.
# Traditional Structures: The Company
To innovate on these structures using decentralized tools, we must first understand them from first principles. The company is the modern organizational structure - so lets define it from first principles.
Companies are a structured collection of individuals united by a common vision, operating under a defined set of principles and processes to execute tasks aimed at achieving that vision, often with the goal of generating more money than it spends.
# Blockchain Innovations: DAOs
A Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) is an open, democratic community with operational actions executed on the blockchain. Voting rights and ownership are determined by token holdings, with the nuances of these rights written in code. Examples like Uniswap DAO, The Bored Ape Yacht Club, and Cardano's Project Catalyst illustrate how DAOs operate.
# Where DAOs Went Wrong
Despite their potential, DAOs face significant challenges:
1. **Slow Decision-Making**: The lack of speed hampers their ability to compete with centralized companies.
2. **Centralization Under the Mask of Decentralization**: In some DAOs, a few token holders control the majority of decisions.
3. **Laborious and Inaccessible**: DAO interfaces are often not user-friendly, requiring a steep learning curve.
# What DAOs Got Right
Despite these faults, DAOs have made significant strides in:
1. **Decentralization and Reach**: Allowing strangers to collaborate toward a common goal.
2. **Transparency and Accountability**: Voting and change processes are recorded on an unchangeable ledger.
# Decentralizing Organizations Day-to-Day
Imagine buying an NFT that grants you access to specific roles and tasks within an organization. Every task is tied to a smart contract, and once completed, the task manager reviews the work. Upon approval, tokens are distributed to your wallet. This structure can revolutionize how we think about task allocation and completion within organizations.
For example, a decentralized company could issue NFTs representing different roles, each with associated courses and task bounties. This system incentivizes motivated individuals to complete tasks quickly and efficiently while maintaining decentralization.
# The New Yogurt Times: Decentralized Media Operations
To experiment with this possibility, I would create a newsletter called The New Yogurt Times (NYT) within Frontier Media. By collaborating with platforms like Working Dead, I would create courses to introduce the company's vision, processes, and specific domain knowledge. NFTs representing different roles (writer, editor, fact-checker) would be minted, each receiving a share of the revenue generated by NYT.
Tasks can be managed through platforms like Discord, which support NFT-based permissions, or decentralized storage solutions like Iagon. While some disconnects remain (e.g., integrating NFT permissions with Substack), these can be managed manually for now.
# Revolutionizing Work
Decentralizing day-to-day operations could provide both stability and flexibility, allowing team members to deliver high-quality work while managing their own schedules. This structure can also complement DAOs, which are better suited for long-term, strategic decisions.
Moreover, this system opens the door for AI agents to function within organizations, provided they can access a crypto wallet. By integrating AI into decentralized business processes, we can address the lack of current AI integration in traditional business structures.
# Conclusion
This ideation process highlights the potential of decentralized technologies to revolutionize organizational structures. While challenges remain, the possibilities for innovation are immense. I plan to further refine these ideas and potentially write a whitepaper to explore their merits.
I hope you enjoyed this piece. Please like, share, and subscribe to stay engaged with the conversation and witness the potential realization of these ideas.
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What industries do you see this idea being successfully applied to? How about unsuccessfully? Curious to get your thoughts on this. Have a wonderful week!
See ya in the next one!
Dom | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-07-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSDFjZUdVQWQ5WnFkTlhmZW1GTHJkbjhFX3o1N25JUVk0RGJXYk5lNmIxMDFBZi0zY2U5V2d6ZzdMZk1idmZ2SHJDVGNGakhVVmlCNE9YT1FRdHZvbWh5dnVxb1lSVGN4NG5ScnVHUlk4b289 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTVotalBfbVBRTS04WDYzNl80bkFFbF9RVUFWZmpoSkItaW5rWlV5ZlRERG5WSEY2VmtmeDZVNVE3UUdleWJ3OUdZYWNZOTE5ZWFUSU40ci1QWXJUenFJaGZRaHBCMGVnZjBtN3VKajMxbkdDUG53Z253TEJLTkZMaWRqVTdxb0IxZV9zMERRamxldW1zN2gxbExtRUs2Q3dLa0F6SEM1RklRcEljN2tQVGNsOFRldzVreHB3cHZLdkpXbWVfMWVSSE1qczVJTHAxalBfemNtTW1MaXF2dz09 |
Layer 2 solutions are becoming increasingly important for Bitcoin's scalability and usability. We've seen the rise of the Lightning Network, but what do you think is the next big thing? I'm curious about platforms that offer fast and efficient BTC-WBTC swaps, as they seem to bridge important gaps. What other innovations do you think are on the horizon? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMkx5MTN3M0J1NzJLU1haeG9UVkJfR1dob1Q1Ry1jZ2VlQ3VwT2tVbjhrUjNQdVZabmt1b1A4QWktWDhnTFdWa0d0Z3otTVp4WmM5RWxMUm9uZXZpZGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbmZPV2RkSmxHLTRHYzhYVjRwTEJsa1hDWEt3cGJSSUgyZWNwczB5Umg3TXh3UDdMSk1BTWgzZGsyYk5nTThVVnpxeWlKUHhiSVROQnRUem1pUTd5QmtoY1k4QnJZMF9qWWRBeTBZZ3JfS0FKNWVBMkFZUmdDNjc1aWp6LUhDZ0ZtaW1ENE1ibHJEUEFyTkY2cU1Jbk1NZmE1Z0V6dUx2NERweHJrX1p5NkUtUlZENDc0OWM4WlFDOEM0YkwxWjZPTExPMkF2UkhhMjhIMVJRZkFpaG1wdz09 |
In the realm of decentralized finance and blockchain technology, maintaining transaction security and ensuring trustlessness is of utmost importance. Off-chain asset transfers need to be safeguarded against theft or fraud, which introduces challenges such as payment routing risks and potential node failures during HTLCs (Hashed Time-Locked Contracts) in transit.
HTLCs offer a robust solution to these issues. These contracts allow for conditional payments based on the revelation of a specific secret, or more technically, the preimage of a hash. The HTLC mechanism comprises two crucial elements: the hashlock and the timelock. The hashlock is satisfied when the correct preimage is provided, enabling the transfer of funds to the recipient, or alternatively, the timelock ensures that the sender's funds are refunded if the transaction fails within the specified timeframe.
HTLCs are vital for ensuring that transactions are either completed successfully or funds are returned to the sender. The effectiveness of HTLCs largely depends on how well the implementation restricts access to the funds. In scenarios where the public keys are pre-shared, the recipient's ability to access funds is tightly controlled. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSk12VDBPbDFnVzhaLWJNWm1NcTloSzdnVUpia0xFX1RqLVpTMW52OElid2hFRGhtVm05aDZGVjlsb0d5Z2dEQzVDTXdERHRKckMwd0lna0FaQXoyOGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSX3Fvb3h2VkloOGs2aXF4RXVmRmtWZ0VmMDhxWEd0VDNleHlzdm80d2JJZVdySTBJNEtNd0ZVX1I4VFQ1RF82Z29vRUVZa0pNNENnN0Y0NWFMWjl2bXlBTmUwZENCQXZ6aHFfQ0Q1QkVoQlBkZ3d4elQzcVlIUkdzTDJnY1JRNWZ6S0N2MEJEemNTSlpqeTNSZndMeGZvWWI2bHZUNXBlM2NBZ2RxTFVmNkZUSE1kY3d2dkR2TXBtTGVOclRZb0dzamdWS2xGVzBzYzhveGN6bDBZbVh3dz09 |
# The Problem with Existing Bridging Protocols
1. **Delegated Security:** All existing bridging protocols avoid addressing security directly, instead delegating it to third parties like Oracles or so called DVNs. This delegation introduces complexity and potential security risks, relying on external entities rather than solving and ensuring security inside the protocol.
2. **Permissioned Network Integration:** None of these protocols provide a permissionless approach to network integration. As a network developer, you have to convince these bridge protocols and their operators to support your network, which can be costly and time-consuming. This permissioned system hinders the seamless expansion and integration of new blockchain networks.
# Our Solution: PreHTLCs
At Layerswap, we aimed to address both of these issues by developing an improved version of HTLCs (Hashed Time Lock Contracts) used in Atomic Swaps, called **PreHTLCs**. This innovation provides:
* **Permissionless Network Integration:** Atomic swaps inherently support permissionless integration. Any network can participate without needing approval or support from existing bridge protocols. Anyone can deploy PreHTLC standard (\~200 LOC) to network and run LP for it.
* **Enhanced Security:** PreHTLCs ensure sound protocol security without relying on third-party entities. By leveraging the security mechanisms of Atomic Swaps, our protocol maintains the integrity of the protocol regardless of permissionless actors.
# Learn More and Try It Out
To explore our protocol in detail, visit [Layerswap on Notion](https://layerswap.notion.site/). Additionally, you can experience Layerswap firsthand on testnets by visiting [Layerswap V8](https://layerswap.io/v8).
We'd like to hear your opinions on:
1. The issues we've identified with existing bridging protocols. Do you agree with our assessment?
2. Our proposed solution using PreHTLCs for permissionless network integration and enhanced security. Do you see any potential challenges or areas for improvement?
3. Any additional features or improvements you'd like to see in a cross-chain bridging protocol.
Looking forward to your insights and suggestions! Thanks in advance for your feedback. 🙏 | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOC1MVm1Jc1hyRzRpOVdRcm1RSGxBeTdKVW1hNkd1aktLYXlFTzhfNnNaOHFKM29EUzFDdkpPbDVzS2ZFNVJkN3lkNFlZMGk3VVNNMlBLYUN5OWhyMXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOXdvcW9CbjY3bDVyTHhqMHRxYkhLSDN6a1k5SVNMLUNGcEpGQk1TMTFXX0ZhUm0yT0JOdDJPemlvM2tVMmNxczA4MkNQRmtNX1hVODhjWTNNNm9GWEl2QzVKTFBySHZsaEdDOXVFTndkLUJaRVk1czdVRGEybHlwVGdrWDVNV0ZRS3JyTXJaVnJnYktyRUFUdU9WUFpXTVNMRXBTSzVmT2V0QVpVUnhHT010Szl2VDkxVWtlRWY2S0M4QXhNT0FpVGJFVlpaVktLd3g2Vzg5LUhDNEZpdz09 |
https://youtu.be/CGsy9sp3s4w?si=mn1Ux7_TI4tlRex2 | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMHNKOGJQYXY2c0YzNmZnX3ZIUmJhMk0zc0tfUUFBajg5aE83cXJrMmtPd0wtNUhTTUVzNFJOZ2x3NkFValoyVmVLREtVRGJQTHlpNVp0LVFBMW5jaGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbDNmSndsRGxKbzRlajJYUjBEdUhqVmw1N3pPMVdORVpkUjhJZUJBMmZaaTB4TkdvYUN6bTdtdlBVS1g4a0FwbDNucU1TaWd2cXljcHdfdGpwM3lXNFJaeTlkX3ZkZWU0MWpZa1B2X0xiZEdFcXJRZHVRTTJMYzFDWkpNTHFPNWxhVTdSMmQ2ZnFvTVdlUzVOdTJ6S0l2OGZ6blZRS3hpXzRMbXhqQjdKeFlEMExvVjZaR1psREdxSEtfeDNvaXBj |
Is Emerald Wallet safe? | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-08-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZXgzdENHSDJfREtmVVZDdEptaFZYQTA0SnVTSlZNaUQwSG1SNC0wTTBnRmU3d2g0d2lFYTZ2TElGZ1UwYUFUdnRSNmxITVVKanZnQzNhR1hFUGlWdEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScVc0S21JZWprT2tDeWQzdFJkMmh6aTNWZGdCdjIxSnFYcFM5cW1BY1pfMG5zUV9zalBKNjlzR0dYanN3U1ZZMVE3dVhhT1dWbXB2eDhIWHp5X1g3ZlUxVERwQkpzZ2xqVFd1aVZqZFVmdnVocmdld1A4TUhyQWhkRTVMWnR0YnVfRGZ2OEJwQ21PeE5qV2hLcGFMWjBuN0VfYktQUDZRMEJJVW5mNk8tcV9yVGpGbE9rWndpcHRJMjJfV0tpaU5I |
I have been digging a lot the resent years, and now after reading the book Read Write Own (2024) by Chris Dixon it stands really clear to be that the most essential contribution blockchain technology potentially is providing is applications, networks and building blocks that dont need to rely on inherent trust from a third party. This is because their legitimacy can be Proven as a feature of blockchain. The protocol and how it operates is opensource and transparent.
With a foundation like that, one can build great thing.
Q1: What do you think is the main contribution of crypto and blockchain technology?
Q2: And what do you think of this foundation is terms of further building, does it make a difference from how things are done today? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTHVOaEdHVDhzWnBnWmhuenpuVjctZTMxci1ZXzdzMWh5UC1yNVc5akQxU3Z5ck5tbDU5dm1mUUFwRDV0YVVrYzFuYzZwTXY5QUZXdzFlZ2RmNl9uZXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaUJNa1htUXp3dmJlUU9QVFJMMXJoQy1GMmJkV0ZsM3ZybUYxZmIyTlJ0R0NJVkxmc2R0THRmRnE1WnhRTDlHeUVHYmQxRGY2QUtNZEZPMm1VVDR6Nlp5di03ZDRKSkpxLWs4MjJzYVlTaXZsQXIwamNrQURkUmFJc1dSaHBmT0NmY0VoQzBuQVh5MmxubGxWMy1OMjF3RTFwWVpUa3AwSG9fR3VtR3dMUUlDZFQzVm5VVUoxMm52Si1BSUtsSVhIYnEwekdhRjJVcmVGakFzZ0Fwa3VxUT09 |
Well………
The price of Ethereum has been dropping, roughly 20% in the past 24 hours.
**Background:** Jump Trading is a Chicago-based trading firm that was established in 1999 by two pit traders who met on the floor of the CME. Jump Crypto is the digital asset division of Jump Trading, which was launched in 2021.
Recently, wallets associated with Jump Crypto have transferred a ton of Ethereum to various centralized exchanges, including Coinbase. This typically indicates intentions to sell.
In June, around the time rumors about the CFTC investigation began circulating, they reportedly moved about 72,213 Ethereum ($231M) to exchanges. In the past 24 hours, they have transferred an additional 17,576 Ethereum ($46.78M) to exchanges as well. They currently hold around 49,000 Ethereum still in the unstaking process, meaning this ETH is locked up, earning money similar to a CD. However, these funds take a few days to be released for trading or selling. - Numbers from per *Spot On Chain*
Interestingly, these transfers started two days after the U.S ETH ETFs went live for trading. Was this a big trade gone wrong?
**Their past:**
2014 - Jump Trading was one of six firms subpoenaed by the New York Attorney General.
2018 - Jump Trading was fined $250,000 by the SEC due to a "malfunction" in their trading algorithm.
2022 - Jump Crypto faced losses around $300M getting wrapped up in the FTX collapse
2022 - Wormhole protocol was hacked and Jump Crypto stepped in and provided $325M to help recover funds
2023 - A class-action lawsuit was filed against Jump Crypto for market manipulation on a profit of $1.28B for "Jump had made over $1.28 billion in profits from selling the LUNA tokens it received at a steep discount in exchange for artificially propping up the price of UST and aUST."[ ](https://www.rgrdlaw.com/media/cases/1007_UST%20-%20Jump%20Trading%20File-Stamped%20Complaint.pdf)*Per Report* Allegations were brought on the president of Jump Crypto, Kanav Kariya, (a former intern who went to UIUC) for allegedly aiding and abetting Do Kwon. The president and co-founder of Terraform labs, who’s behind the crashed stablecoin UST and LUNA token who was on the run to Dubi with fake papers while arrested.
Jump Crypto was identified as the “unnamed firm” that stepped in to help maintain the value of UST at $1 during its collapse.
It’s important to note that the issues faced by Jump Trading are not uncommon in the finance industry…..
**4 things could be happening**
1) They are going BK and selling
2) They need liquidity for other business needs, and they want to sell crypto to cover it
3) The rumors about the CFTC investigation are true, and they want to exit the crypto market, leading to forced selling.
4) They placed a trade based on U.S ETH ETFs being approved and it's not panning out and their closing position.
**Short timeline from what I can gather**
Friday 7/2 We received bad economic data (The unemployment rate was higher than expected)
The VIX (Volatility Index) was high Friday, the only times it was higher were during the 08 recession and the 2020 Covid crash.
Saturday 7/3 Israel and Iran are going at it again, Supposedly Israel killed the Hamas leader, Iran said we're gunna hit back and the U.S sent troops to the Middle East (not good for Earth)
Sunday 7/4 Jump starts selling
# Conclusion:
The economic data, high VIX, geopolitical tensions, Japan raising rates and Jump Crypto’s actions all contributed to the recent drop in Ethereum prices. | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-08-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUFRYQnlDd0RGYkhDX0gzeHR3b3hTMVBhWjhOOGh6eFg1ZnFuUjZKdmt5VHRJYTRJVUV6U0doSEFvNXNiTUpvUzRtRXN3eFBVdi02eDhGVW1VZWVNZFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdTB0VmU1a2Fld285b0wtbTJ2bm1DZzVycmYtTnBkNXVpQlFBTElrcDJnSzlialk1bHAwdHYzcFBXZVcyOXVoZkN3TndITnZSMFhSZlcwWmZnZXNOZ012SkdvNzI2OXVGWmEtUWI3Y1RTM2o2X1pNbS0tTmNWV1BUTWtiUFFYcF9pQ3kzclA5UFA3Q1h0UHBjUm9xMVd6b1lDZGd2SzZZdWEzN1NwZUt2eGFvPQ== |
Key Takeaways
* Since its launch, BlackRock's spot Ether ETF has garnered $869.8 million in inflows, with $109.9 million on August 6 alone;
* Such performance places the fund among the top-performing ETFs launched in 2024;
* On August 6, total inflows for spot Ether ETFs were $98.4 million.
Source: [https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/investors-pour-870m-into-blackrocks-ether-etf-since-launch?utm\_source=reddit&utm\_medium=social&utm\_campaign=r-investors-ether-etf](https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/investors-pour-870m-into-blackrocks-ether-etf-since-launch?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=r-investors-ether-etf) | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-08-07 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNlZoTnFwbTRCTTVwSUtjZnlVR3l6RnZnNjVOdTEzeWZMNDRiT0pySlVjaU5HTG9ReU9fN21fWThQSHBoNVpZMnBRQmtfZVFrVHItbjI0dkE4NXlhNWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOE1MN25makRPeG9XWW1FMkVmMjFKSlpnOEhPUFRIT2o2a0ZJcG9fdU90WU93aTRFLXZBcUVOd1U5dFp2SkFZa3ZTNVh5Z1FoMGotVWZzSnZ2d29LNnFYVWZtTHFaWXhuVUVvZ2xBTVkxUUtHTWRiNTVWS0RpbUhybmZaM3M0QmhYd0tvNXNQOG9hVDlkRkJZYjhxRzhTTVBVaFBhRnVCTmZkRnZhbkZiOXhXOG51eEIzdFRBZmJsY0xncE9JeXVMT0pVV2ctakxVSzlLTUdYb0FQcE5ldz09 |
I would like to raise a discussion about what has been the focus of my work over the past year. A multichain explorer.
If we were to make an assumption, that for "adoption" "usage" "etc." to happen, would mean a lot more users (as a result apps, devs, lambos, etc). THis points to an interesting point. No matter what type of blockchain is going to make it, one of this is certain - users will need wallets and explorers. "Adoption" will/must/should happen here.
If we look at the development of wallets, we went from a blockchain specific wallet desktop software, to - more usable UI and wallets first, then multi ecosystem wallets, and finally multichain wallets, with further ongoing development (account abstractions, etc).
Explorers, on the other hand, didn't really make it past multi ecosystem. It's either Cosmos, Polkadot, Ethereum focused.
To my knowledge, there is 1 (quite old and well known) multichain explorer out there that attempts to really show both POW and POS networks.
Here is my question / rationale:
- Can explorers become multichain (blockchain agnostic) without losing credibility / information
- How do explorers do what wallets did and go from "electron" to "trust"? It seems the logical answer is to stop making explores so technical focused and make them simpler.
- Outdated advertising models are not a place for web3 adoption? What models can be adopted by such tools, if they are to remain free
- Why aren't today's explorers facing the obvious issues, such as contributing to further worsening of stake distribution by implementing inappropriate UI and using misleading terms, such as "inactive validators" (in essence they are all active, those outside the top, don't receive rewards), etc
I guess its worth noting that I am involved with building such a tool and my main reason to collect as much as possible to discuss and opinions is research for my work. Hope its not an issue. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-11 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSR04xWkhlRXF5clZOZEFVT3hrOWFXMkpyYzQyWkk3S3dzQkFVM1JLVjNGdGF1S0daOExrS1ktOGg4VGZkOVMyaTYtWkotUzNyU1NSNV9vTS1pTEYwaEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSM2dJOUJtS2NTakxiNEZVcEFlOC1ZY2FkdnpRVHB1dVY4UnR1YVlQcWdZaDlnZjhMM09EMlRYSzAyVnBob25DMTZsSXVVdHpPOWxjSFFYRW1YTW16aG9VU0NjRjB4SU5JaDFhMFJiMTVzZjFhNWlpaFFrQnVHdjRWdXFUaUFZNTFrRmoxcUMzNEw3Vkp3N3BHZ2tmalZES2xVSGdLdUVtbHRmSEZXMl82Tlo0OVZOcFExMjhMYm93VGNJY1M0QVBsbmN4WGJWdjdNbjIwYkl4SmdsTlQ3dz09 |
It seems that some blochain wallet developers are considering implementing this technology directly within a single smart contract program contained within the blockchain itself (or so I've heard). normally, a blockchain wallet is supposed to be installed on a client pc but some blockchain projects are aiming at integrating this technology directly on-chain. Maybe this new technology could solve some problems related with onboarding new users within' web 3.0 defi ecosystems in a frictionless way so that they could start using services right away without experiencieng too many hassles trying to set up their own software wallets on ther computers.
What about pre-existing blockchains? Is there a side-chain project currently targiting ethereum aiming at implementing a similar technology capable of interroperating with the ETH mainchain? Can other crypto assets be hold on such a wallet? Write your answer in the comment section down below and let me hear your own opinions on the matter. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaXl2VUFXaERGQlRIcEhPdk5HVnJOSjZoaFVmbE44NUpaREtlVUQxampZWC1ZS2RDZVZGQ2dGeTZZR2gyNTlvTUdsRmdfbkNWOGhkb1ZnRDdzZEpmTXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOFcxV3h3OGRnWVJLT290UzFVTUlzTlc1UURVU1NmNGhRQ3lyNTFLTlFhb1B6ZTlzT3NhN05MZ1F2VEN3QTM2MXVKLTlfbm11ME5WMUhRbTBtR21DaDh5dDdGZjFjZEZYTjY2djFhM0RIb1RpREQtcnBnNUR6YlNBVGJpZFRZM2hDT0x5TUpnZmdGSFpEenliQ3ptbThXenM2Qy1paHJOTHI2cXpHbmRCY292X2ZpYUt0TGs2NDVTRnhFZkVXdWJ5 |
Explore how Nick Szabo’s 1998 ideas shaped $BTC & $ETC, the crucial role of Proof of Work in blockchain security, and why Proof of Stake might not be the solution we think it is. 🚀 Dive into the full story here: [https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-08-13-pow-is-secure-pos-is-not-scalable](https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-08-13-pow-is-secure-pos-is-not-scalable) | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-08-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVExJLWxVWTgyOXBsV00xT3VEdkJqYkZSTldCbXpXMHhBbnVsSG5SdmtMbHJ2RzUxTnJueVRTUlVOOEhkU3V2UGRwWDJvLVl0UnJ0ZUJvVm45aV9TaFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWlVQTHI5YVBJMmYxVjhLSndXOUNxQUt6QW5hanVranJsZVA0bkg4VjFUcXJtTWYyZXNzYnFERUFaUTR1R2lqdVJEaGRBdkFpQnNyeE1ZaG5FNVcyN2g1NjFlOFVmQXU0M3BHc29Mdll1Y1lKVzh3VmQ5QTA1WHdzNG9jUk84OGdYSnA5Z1hBc2JWMTlWMzhmUF9LR2Rna3ZaZjFkZnpRZXFrb3RRbk9oeGxUV21kekZsck5aLWJUTkpuNmlKeWgw |
Not all dapps are truly decentralized! Learn how some blockchain apps fall short and discover key signs of centralization in supposed decentralized platforms. Stay informed and avoid the traps. 🚨 Read more: [https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-08-14-a-warning-of-false-dapps](https://ethereumclassic.org/blog/2024-08-14-a-warning-of-false-dapps)
#ETC #EthereumClassic $ETC | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-08-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOGJSb3dXdUI1LTZreEZFWjJXR0ZWaWRtZWMtSWppb2RVR2dIaURkYzNVZE5xTE1CaTRENHA3YzNueUFrM2t6TmMyQjJlcHk5ZVIxaHo5VURyUE1uaEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSURzcGotYzBBZ0kyNzhVTk9ZMkZkNmZVSWxiTlNUQWx3UXcxdnNnMG5tcXE4cFF1Q2ctMUlycUp1dl9kWW5EX1JFUnBrOUlJNm5UdU8tSjlTOFhvemxGMWpfekowRllRY0NJWURzZThMNF92bm5pMWx6T0JnVktkd2hKT3I3MWlPSkF2MlJab1BkcllycUV2bmpLUkp5TFY0U0lnUm04NWxDR0NuM0hBZ05MRkJrVHZzOTFmWWw1RkowSzlBemRl |
This is a great initiative example for those curious about Chain Abstraction. I recommend checking it out
Article: [https://blog.klaster.io/Introducing-CHAD-The-Developer-s-Hub-for-Chain-Abstraction-c40adf0f6a464a3d84b5e12a3876f019](https://blog.klaster.io/Introducing-CHAD-The-Developer-s-Hub-for-Chain-Abstraction-c40adf0f6a464a3d84b5e12a3876f019) | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdTllVlQtMEdNRzNJNlhQTlRrdjNLNVl0ZnRTZUNwSzlBSWFWZkVaRnEyQ1FiUkZGWUhYa29nV2dzQ0JMN1ExekhWRkcyX2dkcTAxMXhDVUM2cWNjWXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSc3VqUVpKd1RHbFRVV3YtaHctc1h6SHNXTERqem84bmtvMi1wOXlwaUpwX01QbzFYcEtMVFhHVUNiWE5oQ3p4MVVFSEFhR01GNENwLUdLX1hFZXM2R0l0RFRMejkyUTUyR0M2YUhwbzlLLUVSRzZhQnVISHdPSURkMFE2YnFOaDBSeGlHOUs0UXFJWVhjbG0tZjZUaDdtcFJUMzdlZjlaVi11b21DVmpDLVdDUFVyU1NVZlExQUFyMGprWkZlZEJtRE1zOURXbFlvemxqUmJJaUU5MHUtQT09 |
Here's my list so far
**Storage sharing**
[Storj](https://storj.dev/) - centralized, but pays out in crypto
[Siacoin](https://sia.tech/) - Fully decentralized storage
[Filecoin](https://filecoin.io/) - Decentralized storage, but requires a lot of resources to participate.
[Arweave](https://arweave.org/) - Decentralized permanent storage
[BTFS](https://btfs.io/) - Bittorrent file system, effectively get paid for pinning IPFS files
**Network sharing**
[Mysterium](https://www.mysterium.network/) - Get paid by acting as a VPN provider / exit node
[NKN](https://nkn.org/) - Seems somewhat abandoned, relay network traffic
[Utopia](https://u.is/) - Relay network traffic
[PKT cash](https://pkt.cash/) - Currently bandwidth hard POW, aims to transition to becoming a mesh vpn
[Helium](https://www.helium.com/) - LoRaWAN to internet gateway
[Nodle](https://www.nodle.com) - Bluetooth low energy to internet message relay
**Subsidised compute** - contributions to existing volunteer compute projects
[Curecoin](https://curecoin.net/) - Get paid for participating in folding@home
[Banano](https://bananominer.com/) - Get paid for participating in folding@home
[Gridcoin](https://gridcoin.us/) - Get paid to participate in BOINC projects
**Decentralised compute** - Providing your computing power directly
[Flux](https://runonflux.io/) - Decentralised cloud compute, fixed node sizes. Requires a fair bit of collateral compared to the amount of earnings
[Akash](https://akash.network/) - Runs on kubernetes, can allocate any amount of resources
[Golem](https://www.golem.network/) - Primarily GPU compute focused
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Are there any projects that I've missed, or any categories that I missed? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZVR4X0EwQ0R0UVM0ZFl3OFRpQXVqUklrajRLdmRCSnUzREZZWUwtc3JJZW9aVEdCeXp5alhPcTNWMzF1enNSQVdmb0lCVXBJMzFXdlQzYlpIWGlMVGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSa29Pdl9hd0Y4TnZFQWVIdFRkdW9CYkExU19mMll0dHZjN2laTG1wdVB3OVdSVFFGSExKamkxdG5FVGFkSUowcnNROHAtdlFsYU9SamJSZzBnc0dQTUh2RjVhS0pRQjNsbHlKWWxEeHVtc1YwOUY1TFlOQldoajlYNjZWbTFKRTVuMTc5MFhVOXVHeVZnN1JpOXhBcmpVS1ZmZzNIZGZtVmFFRmxYV3Y4eWI1RmRhNm5vM2lUNGNfelhkR0pGSnE1TXdITi1ONlVjNXZLalk5MVMySFdSdz09 |
For example: If a token has a tax of 1%, how would a lp contract know how much tax to deduct during swapping? Can anyone explain this? are there functions for it? if yes, which one?
Also, do LP contracts deduct taxes? What is the process of tax deduction | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMzhHVGJNNE1CTnB5d1lsdWhNOVNHV2tNc2ljODdjQmpXcUdLdXVENDRsZUhlaVlUdWZDdUk4TWl5QzRVaGJFX2wyVS01akpaVC1EY1c5TEM1b2huR3NyT2I2b0VQNkJpRFRpWTNKNlBqR3c9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVDFkaGVnWEl2UUlPRGRNdS1yWWhhTXZ0YzQweVNTZWNuX0F2ajVWRlVpckdEOGdYWThkMHhyYjVVTEdXVW9MczRrMEJ2Wm40ZnJjMWo0dXlxc0JYSTkxY2w4MmNqeTZnUEE1eXk1d0h6bGprb3RSallReklKaHUxZ05hUlRWQlNvY2FLOS1TdTBOUkpYMl93V1lFaVNYc3hmcGZjYzdwUU5pcGJKMURfNTRjVmRXaUV1dzg5NlU2X3FObkh0Yks3OW1YSm4xU280V3ZONTZuRlZDc1Nxdz09 |
The narritive in the crypto market has been RWA and AI. I think web3 gaming wil follow after that.
But the strange thing is that ticketing on the blockchain also has a great usecase and can bring a lot of people into the crypto web 3 world. Its one of the easiest way for adaption.
Imagine a whole arena full of people visiting a show with a web3 wallet with their nft inside of it. All because they want to visit their favorite artist. The nft ticket can be tradable on an nft marketplace that you can purchase with crypto.
The technology of the blockchain delivers perfect data voor the the event organisers and artist and ticket scalping would be a thing of the past.
I think ticketing is a great utility of blockchain technologie and is great for the ecosystem of crypto | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSX0d6X3JQbWFHYjJTbXU2UnVLT0wwNHhQajl1eFljaURDR0ctY0NlSG1mSkVxa1ozZldGVlhGUmRRWUg0NGk4NWNrcFdzWHZGbVJRRHg1Skh3WlRvMDFpWTVtaGdpTlQtNkh6RDJ6MmRZMzg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSR3hNa2dGakNIdHFvb0JzVlNmc3lEd2VvQlg0Y1VyOXVYMEJVTWw2RE1MQWt2dWdjMEItRTR5RmVsUWpzVDBxVG5RMlEyNFdYZ3FFRHUyMHBHWGw4RWRyeG1NajdrMnBfWGQyaUVqQmU2VVdlTlNZS3ZJa1BnNkZBMHJ0bm5BZ2M2T2V5bU9HVkpmbXVyb3Q0R25RMjFhRDJ4dktvcVFOZnlqMmJoVTFFSHhwVi1ZN1hpbnVRY2JNNmtXTTdQd1pw |
One major advantage of PTLCs over HTLCs for atomic swaps is that there is no direct on-chain linkage of paired PTLCs. However, as with anything related to privacy, heuristics and correlation of metadata such as timing can link txs with high degree of confidence. The privacy of a single PTLC thus depends on the existence of other PTLCs; the greater the anonymity set the better.
Here are some ideas, used together, to get full advantage of PTLCs.
(For the sake of this discussion, we will assume that the increased plasma requirements are not a problem.)
1. Externally, only use standard sends when the desired outcome is a public payment between two known addresses. Internally, only use standard sends for organizing funds between accounts that are already correlated.
2. If seeking to create a new on-chain identity, when sending funds to a new address, always use a PTLC. This is only effective when other metadata is not correlated. Need to have wallet features to disable auto-receiving, and to help the user collect rewards at different times. Random pillar delegation selection. With a big enough anonymity set, this is much better than say sending to a Cex and withdrawing.
3. When sending funds to other users, send PTLCs to each other. This is similar to Bitcoin’s concept of coinjoins. If you want to send a user 5 ZNN, instead create a PTLC sending them 10 ZNN, and they will create a PTLC sending you 5. These are actually more private than coinjoins because all ptlcs contribute to the anon set of all other ptlcs within a certain timespan.
4. Add randomness by default to timing parameters to prevent correlation.
5. Prefer disposable BIP340 point types even for ZTS-ZTS swaps, to increase the anonyminity set of cross chain swaps with btc.
6. I might refactor the PTLC embedded to have an account model where PTLCs can be created and unlocked within the embedded contract without needing to withdraw to a zenon address. This can enable high plasma accounts to better take advantage of the proxy unlock feature and greatly increase the number of PTLCs for greater anonymity set.
[Source](https://forum.hypercore.one/t/ptlcs-the-standard/200)
**In the light of these discussions, a “use case” repo was recently published on this topic** by a community developer [CryptoFish](https://github.com/KingGorrin) from r/Zenon_Network
Repo: [https://github.com/KingGorrin/znn\_ptlc\_use\_cases\_go](https://github.com/KingGorrin/znn_ptlc_use_cases_go)
Publications are open source and open to new developments and discussions.
| r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMU40eVVOb2FFSktOWVNsNjJaMVRiYjFDMTdTYjVRN0lBRjUwMWJ2TGNLQUozUENHYWtQTXRLX3ZqMkVNTGl0bHRCTm1neHNoODRfZjh6VW1oaUNla1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYWJES1NRWC1Jd0NkdmhLWnNNWnIyZi1pcmpRSnVwQ29OdDFMXzFHamZoV1NndVFZMTFpdTh1SHpUUW5zenBGX1JCVzNUR3ZvUEl6WEhYemRCSG56QmxYYnRESUxza2Z0Y3Z6QVZrcF9qV2R3b1BRbWVreXkwZUc3el9qV2E4WVBWMmdaRmZ6M0VoSkFhZVl1UVJZblBDNzVPbXpXSTdTTkFsYjNfY1JJekZJPQ== |
How can I build a centralized crypto exchange? I don't have any programming experience, but I want to create an exchange with improved features compared to the ones most people use today. Also, do you think decentralized exchanges (DEX) will become more popular in the future? I'd appreciate any advice. Thank you in advance! | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbTNTTkl1WHQ2TElNdEtTQjAtOVRvYVliSUxLWElCV1pvbVFRSzV6em5MUTdqOEpDc3RKclBMa2tZRVVWbjBTUUFtRWU1Yk5jYkEtbkE0T0dIdjBGNnhlVXV1SFpEejFiSWswMXZUNTVGX3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaXF3cG1rOGk0cDBxUGxvVWEtV0V2MXNTWWhSdnd2T25SWXNFVWpVb202X0drQzBYRENqOHN0bDVQRElFdjdXcndXZFljTEhDNmVlYTJxazJGY0ZkekVIZ1AyTXY3VFpnZ0o4QVlXSnVpQjlEcTZaMXhieDN4aUZ2Y0FtWlRmZ19BNmp4X2p3RnotM20yWVdCVjRzQ1IwTW96bUlXWkZkeGEtbFJHeElYY1F3VnRzNmJ1aXh5MFZCdFM0RVJEcU9S |
There's a lot of talk about blockchain for voting, something I'm both for regarding integrity but against regarding the technical barriers for those who have no technology to vote. However, I feel the best place to start with blockchain is the GAO. Fully transparent government spending on a blockchain could drastically reduce government waste, provide much greatly transparency and accountability, be more easily monitored and coordinated, and facilitate resource usage across the government.
This chain could account in value for the entire budget, then be distributed accordingly to departments and branches. Purchases could occur on the blockchain then converted to either fiat or other tokens (if the vendor accepts those tokens) to complete the transactions. Resources could be more easily shifted from spot to spot as well. Each employee gets a wallet as does each department, agency, branch, etc., and the tokens would cascade downward to enable those employees to make their purchases. With the thousands of systems in use in the government, each could participate on the network to facilitate transactions and provide proof. There would be no technological barriers here like there might be with voting. Each budget year, all unspent tokens (haha) could be accounted for and shifted into something like municipal bonds or treasury bills, then the budget would reset and the process started over. Each year's chain could possibly be archived as closed, or forked? This part I'm unsure of, but I'm simply trying to solve the 'reset' factor in an annual budget and feel it's an important aspect for it to work properly. Maybe it's possible to 'transform' blocks from "dollars" to "office supplies" on a chain so they are still allocated to the same wallet, just changed for inventory purposes? (Simply a thought, I don't think that's possible but I could be wrong).
I'm just putting this up for discussion if you're interested. I feel spending has always been out of control as many do, and that the only way out of debt is better transparency.
And of course, "It'll never be allowed to happen" comments are fine but are of no value because we all think that, but let's not think that here. They'll just clutter meaningful conversation, unless you have a specific point to make about why. It's also from a US perspective, not that I'm excluding others, just providing my frame of reference. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-08-31 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdDdYUEhHOWlPRXpaQms1cE5wdzFyOFpQWDFKOXhOQ3hPbUhIbUFkTlh3akZIaXJoYVVwV2V6dTl4M3FnOU9feXgxWE44VlBIS1QxLUYtXzJDNGhaa1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVjU4RnF0ak9PY3pfU2ZRVDltUUlWLXh3bGlQWGRGb25UeE1WcGhPMEJiZ2JvQkE1S3YycHRXLV9VNTZ2NDdxTTRobFdVdU5hSHFQYi04MEdmTGtGMjVBNWs2UXhsLU5lZ3dIaXZGU0otWDRmQUVlSXA4UXRINENYenB4MXZ5Z2t6YWdRNTRvMzFkUEtVOC1FZk96NkFMZmFGUGNNbHcxWjkyWWVLZ0ZqZ1MyQWxiaDc1OUprUndRZVFNVHNBSC16 |
Hi!
I want to try ETC mining. I'm not considering profitability for the moment, I just want to start mining in a pool with my current hardware.
I have 2 options:
1. Use my Dell XPS 15 9520 (CPU: Core i7-12700H ; GPU: NVIDIA GA107M - GeForce RTX 3050 Mobile)
2. Use my 2 very OG USB Asic Bitcoin Miner (I guess it's [this one](https://www.ebay.ca/itm/265399688603?_nkw=asic+miner+block+erupter&itmmeta=01J6QAEHHTC9XJQD70JJR4XV3W&hash=item3dcb0ddd9b:g:ursAAOSwuSlhi806&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKn6rIh2fE74F8Fi30Fu8gbELZJkAsqs3Vixgrbq7LyhRh8RyWAxbUmHNLRFUEnDSSIGbp8XKUxaRlrFiHP86g8KUTCzUNxbgTmbOetBqdm0Zx6ROdoCw89V%2FkHk3BjxI%2FY0wSwalA5BMotUPQZMjfohSONWg%2FihwmvA8k6fc%2Fp9GqijZC9z6MYsN3WSLJRVUDVytFEsy6owv3GGXJ4sluS9CO6M4jsG42qcldXdzVTMEcqnaqrYzCh4lvxA4QqJ5hEbpn%2BaPIfERF1Cdo0wxwTWmxsrJoq0Qd38OS9fxAwd%2Bg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMgpm66rVk)). I don't know if I can use them to mine ETC but I can confirm they work and provide \~ 666 MHz.
I'm a little bit lost with all the software options.
What is the best way and simplest way to do it?
I would prefer a solution that is based on Linux but I'm OK with Windows if it's necessary.
Thanks for your help! | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-09-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUTk1V2lUWVJ6TDBKekl1OXRGWDlkQlA2eHRNWlIxS3dDdEJETjg4STJMamVQT2s1TUE5N3g4bDhmMEdNbmc5NDZfY21wSzAxRzFxNm5IbHFLVVktc2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMEI4bTJHaGhlUlhjUzhjZWpjUUZnanY5emp2ZHAyTTZsb0J6MEZ6ZTZWZ1pmc2E4OTdHenlZRWlkRmFESmczV29zSHlRcGZJLXVRWDQ2TV82d0tneFFiUU5zaWxGNGpiNzUxcUFKem4xcTlpMDdOTzhQa3ZibWt1d1dia1BHY3oyOGpiVnhEM082MVE3U2Y0QlBWcUpoYk9oN0ZtbERvZHZKR0ZiRko4QUhxNEVnQ19DRHhrWFcydVI2M2FESGVtelJCZHJkZUJPX3hyM2FPTDNZS2xkUT09 |
A Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) is like a private, secure area inside your device where sensitive tasks are handled safely. It’s cut off from the main system, so if something goes wrong elsewhere, the crucial stuff in the TEE stays safe. Think of it as a secure locker for important apps. Even if hackers get into your device, they can't reach what's locked away in the TEE.
Refer : [https://medium.com/@audacelabs/tees-unleashed-turbocharging-mobile-and-blockchain-security-fb27157ddc9c](https://medium.com/@audacelabs/tees-unleashed-turbocharging-mobile-and-blockchain-security-fb27157ddc9c)
Seems like a cool idea that can have much scopes. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUTlMRG5RODB5WWVDYmE3MTJiSVBZRjRmbmRtMWlydXpuYWJGMkFoM1Q2VkpRYUU5cTNHNGRVT1BxVkR4eHZJWGpIelJVZ2hBMEtuRHlobjFCLVdLMXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbEpPb1ZTVzF3X0lpUXM4ZmNpOFV6dUVpRGFHZ0Nyc20wdGZFeWgxWTdFZi1vUHZkck90RFZTVXJLN2w5YW53WTVzcVIwYV9iUGFBZzNqb1Q3WGh1MG1CMjRHbWUxWTZNS09vMWdRT2VQWGdYNWxZaEszdjJyQXp5ajA1dzhlRU1UdG5FeEJmbkNNN3p3dEJQUUJGaDlYNFZXbk9VTzdpZjhqYk5oQ3UwVmNaUGNGX3A1cU9mbkw1ZDFLZm9SVW1i |
# Requirements:
1. NAT Compatibility: If both peers are behind compatible NAT types (unlike symmetric NAT), they can establish a direct connection.
2. Discover Public Address via STUN Server: Allows peers to determine their public IP and port to attempt a direct connection.
3. Signaling Exchange: Exchange SDP (media capabilities) and ICE candidates (transport-related information).
# STUN server / NAT Compatibility
Without any trust assumptions, it is not possible for a peer to know its public address because you cannot create a communication protocol between two peers that can be validated. This is due to the characteristics of the network, such as packet loss, delays, and other issues. Furthermore, this problem is analogous to the Two Generals Problem, which highlights the difficulty of achieving certainty in communication over unreliable networks. The essence of this problem is that you cannot determine whether the other party has received the message you sent, except by assumption.
In a decentralized environment, an entity with malicious behaviour can exploit the other peer if the incentivized protocol is based on optimistic assumptions, which encourage the client and server to send and receive messages. This is why a STUN server, based on a trust assumption, is necessary in the system. Its reliability is maintained through the project's tokenomics, which includes DAO functionalities.
If we have these trusted STUN servers in the system, the clients are capable of deciding whether they are behind symmetric NAT or not by sending requests to 2 different STUN servers. If the received port is different, unfortunately, the peer is behind symmetric NAT and it cannot make a direct connection with other peers behind NATs. They should use a TURN server(Decentralized TURN servers are future plans).
Besides NAT compatibility, a given peer has just known its public address.
# Signaling exchange
On the blockchain, there is a phonebook where user identifiers are linked to public keys. To initiate a call, the caller should create a request with the callee's identifier and an offer related to the call, which includes media capabilities and the public address. This offer is encoded with the callee's public key, so only the callee can decode it. It’s important to note that the offer contains minimal information, approximately 20 bytes, not the full SDP.
The callee must be reachable at the time of the call, meaning they need to have an internet connection to actively poll for events related to their user.
Once the callee receives the offer, they prepare an answer, which is shared on the blockchain, and then initiate the media stream to the address specified in the offer. After receiving the answer, the caller starts the media stream to the address provided in the answer. Finally, the call is established.
# Tokenomics
STUN servers are added to the trusted STUN server list on the blockchain through a voting process. This ensures that only trusted STUN nodes, which have staked enough tokens, are available to users. The voting is conducted using the token DAO functionality.
To incentivize the honest behaviour of STUN servers, two approaches are possible, depending on the resource requirements for answering STUN requests. The cost is theoretically minimal because several free STUN servers are available on the internet(future research).
1. STUN servers serve every request: During the creation of a call, both the caller and the callee must pay X tokens on the blockchain for each interaction. STUN servers would benefit from this revenue.
2. STUN servers only serve requests from clients with staked tokens: Clients would stake tokens on a monthly basis, similar to a subscription. There would be no additional fees for creating and responding to calls, except for the blockchain transaction fee.
# Open Questions
1. How open are people to paying a small amount, either monthly or per call, to ensure that they are speaking over a secure, encrypted line?
2. How much safer is this approach compared to using end-to-end encryption (E2EE) on platforms like Facebook or Tlegram or Signal?
3. Approximately what percentage of devices are behind symmetric NAT?
I am also designing a decentralized system where TURN servers are incentivized to forward packets to recipients. Servers with TURN and STUN functionalities in a decentralized network would be the best approach to addressing all P2P communication challenges. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVWhDR1dPWXhKVTY5M2V5UVEtVDNPWnd4cmxYa2pmcWtJbDZDbEs1SkxWdTFfLXVTSTRjSFE4dEt5bGZ2VFdhTTRIa01KblJIcVVJY3NSaTMwMExIaFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOURpWXhSaUdDX0ZtX0Ftb3lYR3pzcGpqMkdCajdBMnY0b0J5Vl9YT0hqdXlEVkNNN25CdmFkMlZnbnRXTFcyUE00MTk1ano3WHBfc3dsTWIzVnlnQUhxbERFWU0wWWpLdnRUd3JQOU5nZlQyS0s0NVllU1lpMkhObnVsWGp5SUJSRlNFS2h2cUVqZ2FtWDRfWFl3cG51ZDVfZkEzWGE3SmpDZzJUNkFKVFRSU1NJc3otODdjREVXckxWSk1xRy1HTFB5VEx6cjRtZmQxcm5DdXZ2SEpYUT09 |
I'm using NowPayments.io API for the payment processing, with a python web app backend I can securely connect to and control. The app is also able to trade crypto according to specifications with a MACD crossover. Visit the app at https://Lotteh.com or my GitHub at https://GitHub.com/daisycamber | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNkV4cTY4amY5UnNnU1pPeUxYdTIzLURsMF9IOVRwU2o2SUJ0b2dVTmxXWXcxWXFKQTY5cnF4YVNYNmYyNHZmYzVLaWtGejdTNGg2V2oya0ZYcDdhNkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVld5RmtjSlR6VjNLN2pmNS1FRjVqRngtLWdoTmRaVU9DX2JWcHhYYnJwcXRoUTdZMnc1MXJQY1FaQUZrYl9qTklFM0psWm1DRXNRdU1MNERnRml1RU8zTVpjQjc2bXJaYnFZMV9hZllKVk81c2daMldHN1lsb0txWWxBc0I4VURHb09xVl9URWxFV3R2MlNKY0J4TG0zbGNMTF9RaVZNOGpFWlpYMFJLbjd2V1k2ZFVHYk0tTjZUbW1LbmlSa3hadGlpT3Y1X1lDTWdidmY4bWdWMUl1dz09 |
Simple question, has anyone found a 3d adaptor to fit on the [https://www.bombaxminer.com/EZ100](https://www.bombaxminer.com/EZ100)
I use Fruit design for Kaspa, BTC and Doge.
Thank you | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-09-11 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSR1ByTWZTdGEzbG1GUmVnbTlzVzZyYzJad0ZScWRhcG44RUw2Nm9VVUJ5UDZkREtKdm93cEdacG01MWxCMkJ2RG0tOWMyUFBtUkVBTC1uejNmVDhNZFRuNk9OVS15Um9oRGtfNEsxWjA1T289 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScTA2clY1ekJucW04ajNtVXdNblh0elpXVUJLYTVucEJVT3piMXRRNTJJNmxlZ0FveG1mbDR2V1g3Vi1mTEV4c3hSVVBKTENaT0swWmhNNmpocVVJWXRwOWFvZldhUXR4WERIQ1BPd184akhJemVQNXh0ZGV1SW1Dc29GUWhycTJHLUF4X3ZXWkNETHhuVzhmNE52S0dZelZPYWRRbk9tZER6b2J0b1gzUVY4LVB1bHd6a0VJS0p1UHlRZXREQi1CbVpYZkpJY1ljdU1INFN4Q0xCd0QyUT09 |
...Converting massive amounts of legacy C and C++ code into Rust. This is a hot take, but for example in cryptocurrencies, we often say that "cryptocurrencies are the only thing that blockchains are useful for." And that's because everything else is better off using a central database, with a single server.
Cryptocurrencies require decentralization, and so blockchain is the best tool for that job. But blockchains are not very good outside of that requirement. No company would switch to a blockchain-style data storage tech stack for example.
Its a similar thing here with AI I think. AI has certain use cases, some more applicable to the technology than others, but one that I think it will be JUST RIGHT for is converting the mass of legacy C and C++ libraries into Rust. Once you can point AI to a git repo and get near flawless Rust code out, that'll be it for C and C++, I think.
The main issue with moving everything over to Rust, is, besides some areas where Rust has difficulty due to the usual industry-standard way of writing code relying on unsafety (e.g. games), WHO is going to write all this code? There's billions of lines of legacy libraries and code in the world, so who's going to rewrite it? The answer is usually nobody. But I think this is it. This is the task that AI is UNIQUELY suited for and that justifies its usage here. AI is pretty mediocre at many things that humans are good at, but I think here it is UNIQUELY SUPERIOR in a way that is unquantifiable and unchallengeable.
Imagine getting 90-95% good rust code by pointing AI to git repo with C/C++ code in it. Then you just have to go over it, fix the parts that got screwed up, and your legacy libray is now 100% safe! That's a pretty powerful pitch if you ask me.
This will be useful in cryptocurrencies because most older cryptocurrencies came out before Rust was really a thing, so converting their C++ codebases to Rust with AI will be a real timesaver.
| r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSd19MV1dRR3h0TkJRY19hVjJOY3ZCeWs0blN0UnZacTkzUGhOU09aZmhyQmNGZnpHZXJJdEJpTHRBenFGZFRDLW1iTmdsT3UwbnQzTk5SVjhYajRTejBJaEZkdWxEdHNxQlR0RFpoV21KRVk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSX3lENC1xRjJJbEplZGFKVHhJQkJlYkdNLXJReHFrYzg4XzVTd1JfbHA2aGtHN2EtRmZMOHhKR0RlU3BjN2NrQUhaYThNdl95WEhrbFZhdy1TMEVaZk1iaEhkR25DMDM1TWxLenR1TzFsWW9CRXlqRnAzOG1POHBXLUhPeFl3WHZCQWl4UXlnTVY5SlhJSEcteFpaUVpNS2RzVDRMOG96VEhhZms4a0Z3YVphODROMDEwMUlUc0tOSnp5a0trVEI4dFN4YnFBaFlVZURNWFAtR2VZTEFaQT09 |
From what I can find, all cryptocurrencies utilize some sort of gossip protocol for broadcasting messages. Would it be possible for a cryptocurrency that has a subset of nodes involved in consensus, for all nodes to just directly send messages to each other node, say for example if there are 1,000 or even 10,000 nodes? I know that there is overhead with keeping each connection, but is it so much that a node couldn't handle it? The number of connections in the whole network goes up quadratically with the number of nodes, but for each node it just goes up linearly. Let's assume that nodes rarely enter or leave the network. If this is theoretically possible without causing issues, do any cryptocurrencies do this? if not, why not? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZ3lRY2EwRVRFSEJHMkhBM2hEUEVqcmtYYjlSR0FpTlE0aEhTeUROdk9PV1oxXzlHWmc4UVBUOU9yaXNFdk5vMHNwa0h2MFJXczJYRG1acXRDTV96U1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSckU1OEw0ZVVzSEw2RE83QkcxX2RoLVJwbnQ5eTZJWGdLTnQ1emhUMDU4NU1lU2k5a29yVVVhR216OFJBZG1RMDd4WmtBcndobzU0VjZ3TV9TUVM3WUtnNUIyaHFocHZMUmhxazBDOEo2WTdwRXNTYlUwUGZ6QTVrMkJGbHM3TmpobG5GV01LbUFzSkxYZFBuVlVZUGctLVZiS1I5R3Z4c1ZLVWJhbFE4LUYtckhGTXY4YmY1eDdlSTFjZlY4R0xuVTFwUGg1SnpCMFhhbURBY29Ta0M5dz09 |
[https://positive-intentions.com/blog/blockchain-as-a-datastructure](https://positive-intentions.com/blog/blockchain-as-a-datastructure)
I'm working on a p2p chat app and I wanted to investigate using a blockchain solution to order messages between peers. While it is primarily known for its role in cryptocurrencies, its potential extends far beyond digital currencies. In my app, blockchain technology is used as a data structure for decentralized message ordering.
The project is an investigation to see if we can create reliable decentralized communication by exploring the benefits and challenges of using a JavaScript implementation of a blockchain as a datastructure. My initial thoughts are that while it may be more work to implement, it seems quite performant and reliable. I can see how it could be useful beyond a chat app.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
* The live app: [chat.positive-intentions.com](http://chat.positive-intentions.com)
* More information about the app: [positive-intentions.com](http://positive-intentions.com)
* Follow the subreddit to keep updated about the app: r/positive_intentions
(Note: the project is far from finished and is provided for testing and demo purposes.) | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVVdzN1pmaHNFWWZoLTZwRDg5OXFhUUFiVWpHRTlQVDk1NFp4QzJnUEdqOTNyS1lSZVItUEZRRHg1Zkk4S01aemFoNW0tdDh1ZFY3TFR0dkZMSklsRDNGWnZ3NjN1eGt3dlpQXzZxeDhuN3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZVg1NEh4YjFtTFZraEdraFNmM1FneW1UWHpub1dyTjNlVG1GbnF1MXhRQUUtLVBXYlFNc056bERaSWY1TjlkX0dBc3ZLY1hWUHBEY0JOUTdtM1BRZTZoQjZ6TE5wNHlZcC1DYlZDcktOMFlJYmlxNDN0UUhqWGZSTDVDMlJYV0xlcEgtY05SazI4QUN5YUZPYmVXQnNMMVlsd05vMFRlZWlEdkJXS2hGRHFhazZER242RWYxdlJRajl4bEhNYXBDajF6WGh2NUpXX3Z3QVVGTmI2aEMzUT09 |
Hi.
We've using a certain crypto merchant at our SAAS, and they have an API where you can generate unique addresses for USDT TRC (among others), that accept payments at a 1% fee, even if the amount is low, e.g. 0.50 USDT. Every time I send USDT TRC I need to pay at least a dollar in network fees, often 3 or 4, so somehow \[our partner\] must is be able to bypass this fee.
How does it work?
Thanks | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTnRRa1dqNXE2Q0lseXRMUlVQR2lCVm5sSEo2bDQ1aUU4ZF8teDBTUGFVdEotSm1KOFhZYmlObG5PdkZKT3FyUWhTVGZLWFZ4NlFjV3RsaG5GWHp1RFdQbEhpNFNmNG9sZ29UOVN2ZTJUSGM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWjlrUzVDa3g5cUZ2SnpVNHpRdk9IZjVuZVc0ODVyOU05SXhUODNlellCc3VfcTdHck1mb2xKQWx6eUJ2UTBkbEVhYURBMzNNdHg1TzRiNFJSMnF0bWI4RmRlSndUYzhOQnFDX0wzcFJOWGRLMG5uNm53V0VZbkdCWE9MRm1LdmhSLVZMMnlueThYNjJRTWZDVmk3aHVUa3NFY2NIUHBWMDVwZTkzUGJuNDJwS3dZZVFDbVNoMGhTNDg0WXN5azlHRkNIYTF3MTdEaVlaZ0JnMnBWLWtrUT09 |
In 2023 alone, $4.6 billion was lost to scams that could have been prevented with better crypto wallet security. This article breaks down key security features like Threat Prevention, Intent Verification, and dApp Permission Control, showing how they can stop scammers [Read more here](https://www.coinspect.com/blog/crypto-wallet-security/). | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-09-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSelEycElUa3ZYQU5oWFpxN0p4Vlc2NDVaWUNEeWlydWZrRFRETmlhZ0xtal9oN3ZxbS1JMVI2SGpsRkNCWll5UlhqNjY2Y3I4WnlIQnE0clVGS2hwWUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScUc2S0x5Nk9RVHBIVTAzdWJFa2UwVkZ6NXY4R3ptSzhwSEYwM3RGYXR3b3Btd2luaG1PbDVMU1ZjUm52TTljbXQzWDlTVmdGVE9FaEpGS25mcmNXdWEzQXVPLWpBNFFmY2poQTJKb3FMZ2VqMjZuYU9rVUZ4UjMtSjFaYjEwSU0wRlotNHVwNndLU0VEQkNucnF2LXp3VU9xbEVxeU85N3Vsbm00MzZOQ0tyOVZsMHprNDc0d0RnTnUxSTVIbGFoS2wzTktMWC1XVDVpQkRpUVh4enQtZz09 |
If you’re into DeFi or hold a diversified crypto portfolio, what do you do when you need to legally prove your holdings (e.g., for loans, investments, or rentals)? Have you found any tools or strategies to get your holdings accepted as proof of wealth for the traditional world? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZVpRYUxnczloZnhvcFZ3NXo4Q3JVZkNwY1BUM3ZrT2wxbXFSbnNtX2V4Um1VR0d0MzVjSXFKdk1RQVBQR2JHS09GNjJNNzRBcklQU0tGZkJmQ01MT0pONHZRMXZHOTlxRl9xd01GRUEwczA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUTZFRVNxNWJ5LWxIMkctOHdYcDI3ZmlWN2VsTTVjZHdxN2NyVjctQmd5QTN6ZlhRSTk1STYwdTFhMDlBN0tmTGVuYmNranhrLUxyRHN2UmJwSUVRYWZxcXRWLTgxMXROaEN0U0lnbVY5NXZTd3Jwd2trdmluSTBhY3Y3QmhURllWaDc4Q1VBWWlmSmE2SFA3aXY2SWZSZVVHdDNiVWh3ZG9TVTNfN3MxUEFBV2cyZEh6dDVHVTRGcWN1RVVfM05QMHVEbzhfLUNhSkFwOTN1Q0ZES2lhZz09 |
What are you building or looking to take a position in? Let us know in the comments! | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2024-10-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVjZFOTJhbDVPMXVab29DT2lPeWdvQmV6T0NheElhSks3Zks2N3YyMEd5LXgzcEhFaUtNYnhMV0ZYWHVBRnpZcHJqTmw5T3NpSnF1VVJaUHdqZ05CNng0RW9wdkV0dUtMb1JIaHgteWNMZUU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMEYtbFJyRDlmM2VBbEdEaFA3cHV2SWZ4bzNBb05zaHI3RVRVSjAwQXhXcjVZUGhkNTZZNXcwdFJzdU9DQ3c1VE1HMnRUSkJUYjBnVC0yYjY3SmdHaWRySHNaQ3ltSlpmWk51bGNfNjdvOFhNbXZDdUVFRlhGdlNVNldBTGhSbEtkVjVnaDJvWndCb0p4bG0xYm4xLVFMQzRRRjFHend4TlM1SVg1VkRfNGpSTzNLTHNnWl85X3pKRDlKWnMyRDNv |
I've been looking into hardware wallets recently and came across some interesting details about Ledger Stax’s security features, especially around the device and packaging. It made me wonder—how much does packaging security really matter compared to the actual device protection? For those of you using Ledger Stax, do you think it’s worth it over something like Trezor or the Ledger Nano?
Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences with it! | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQ00xd0k5MFJicHRVeDhsODFiYmNxV2tHX1k0WWFjUFA0cjJudzVOSF8xX2NDLWZYeDAxeHFPME02d0dIUF9jdDBsQ3dmTEE2bzZDOC1pZmM2ZzFHWWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZTU2QXNzTWwwaGtfSVVEWXY3UERZNVVjSU53ZHpqYkVqblRaTjhDTXdaN2lOQkNzTkR5dU1XODV1WFJCcEd5NTZpbmZ3M1YxZ2dRemRBN1lhUktxNUZtb0J2S19PSDc4czhUMmVDOHkxdVE4SGYwZm8tMW1QdjJsYUI3VWdtZ2RYc0pSekNZSVJrVTM2dmhkZktRQTFORHVlUmd3ZFBSMTRkcnBLQmQ0bExKcDFzN0hONW90TC1TOHdDQlllWjZI |
[https://youtu.be/\_AaGDccCs1g](https://youtu.be/_AaGDccCs1g) | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSa2Jya011aVFPX0FQaTlYZFhZbV90WHZWS2pENnhSNHhVR21YTkczbjBScnk4d0p3di1MaEpqOUM3QWFyVU1OanVCWlJQOFR1VlduMHZ5cnF2YVZMMVUycUlYS2hXM1FiMjBQME9TUm1PdVE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSY2pqLXRZN19NQi1qbjVleEFpclBYWnhfNHAybXU4NE53TlBqT0o5bkxobmlrWlFXb0J1SFdqd3dyM3lrc2VBeXRYbVI2SEpkOWRxb1p0MXJOUTc3aW5ubzNncjVOTGV0aFFKZlZPclplVDNyM1NYN2ppT0E0Q3ZHZk9jYVI5aGN0eEVWcGZJX1lXbTFXc3J4dkR1bTVhUk5GcXF2NUdVYmNMNktmcVlyWWFNM2xMNU4wQXVjZmJMbGRxc2t2TlhTdktOdldtNEoteEYzaGNNSnFDWHZBdz09 |
What would stop a company from cloning any successfully functioning crypto to move money around instead of buying the existing crypto? Why does Moneygram use XLM to move money around instead of just creating their own? Thanks for your answers in advance. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSa0RXSDVtMktBRjRMcjB6V3JlTDQ5dk13UmRpdGZNQWpJMkxYRE01aFR3Zl8xdFRnTGNpcDllNlVWTl9HRzdVb2kwQTZ3RGRWOWdqelIxUWxrRGwwY19LZ3lkSzYzSUdmVlY0eUNoS1VKX0E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMklGbDEzVFJrVFR3LWVxbDc2Tm5zYUdvendZVDlfSWFKUF83UXh2N0k2OWp5bnNCSEI1aFZoamZVVmNRMllNaDVOdjBzbUZldGxIZGtuQUxIQURDcU5SS2JKQkpBX096eGdRRjdrQ28ybXJXYm0wRmVFLWxoR2MzQmFCc1hEY2FCNlRNdXRwZU1rY3VSWFpQYWZEVVk0ZWMwdWFERmcwU0wxanNxRE96dGk5WXFjRTB0UnVsWVBuV2c2RHljZFlwSEUyTGpoMzBBckVYcjNzTGlnTDFwUT09 |
I've developed a blockchain from scratch in Go with gRPC for learning purposes. I've also written the guide that explains the design of the blockchain along with practical usage examples. I hope the guide will help to effectively learn the blockchain concepts and progressively build a blockchain from scratch in Go with gRPC
https://github.com/volodymyrprokopyuk/go-blockchain
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We've been working on developing a **Crypto Wallet Security Ranking** aimed at improving web3 ecosystem safety for users. Given the complexities of assessing wallet security comprehensively (we want to test all the wallets periodically), we've adopted an interesting approach that I thought would spark some valuable discussion here.
Phishing attacks remain one of the most prevalent web3 threats. We realized that a wallet's ability to resist phishing attempts can serve as a strong indicator (**proxy variable)** for its overall security posture. [Methodology details in this post](https://www.coinspect.com/blog/wallet-security-score/). | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSFhyS0puSUtwQlg3Wno3TEJZN2RTSGxaUDZrc1pTMTQtSWtwb1FUWXh1NXV6WHkyQkQwUEQxOXFiR2N2cC1oZHNTaER0ZTg4cHlEbmlxd1BHRUdEb0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTnJlY3ZFcDllU0w0aTdkeG9MRGVaNmp6cXlWZEhwZVpVc1Rmb1pjQ3hoMWFTcXNwZDRHQnJKSGR3Z0RGVkZrZjJnLXUtdFdTQWNpTUFTY2tTSmhNTlNvTVVJMXRVbXJLcGF2LUJMcjl0anhtd05VaUVDY2w1Z2hOcGNQUzlUSTRaLW51eGgtVENXNnBaMktxNEtPcjhlWVBIWmg4TDJsN2ZTUDdieXIxeXRuQzJRajFfLVotZElTWkhBbkkxZjFmYlFCckVXM3RmdUtsUk44bnE1dnBidz09 |
Hi everyone,
I'm wondering if any of here would recommend this online course: [https://blockchain.professional.ucsb.edu/certified-multi-protocol-blockchain-developer/](https://blockchain.professional.ucsb.edu/certified-multi-protocol-blockchain-developer/)
I'm pursuing to develop a more technical profile in this field, Does anyone here know if this online course is worth the time and money? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNHpoSWM5a1NYaXJ3U3dwb29aTVM2Q1c1LWtpSzFvWENza2Z1Zk9mY3JjUmpBWjBEdVhkNHhKSWVNQUJVdWIyaGJNQk5lYzhsYlRHQUh6NlZiNUl5Z0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZHY3ZE43UWdwdzFsWDNQa1U5V0JsTV9hSjMtM0s1UllJNExPdUNMeXRjQXg0UU80QVFNd2xkYjFDR2FNN0tmYnhGNmpzM2pnOVVzNG9zUG56cTg0ekNVeU9rS18zVWp3dzZvdW8xZ0hJX0Z1N0VhaEJEeUVRay1jQm1kaFdfRTdhcXVmT3FReWl5SUp1Uk9GSlAtaTV0TnFrMmtQUlRDQnYzaFhZM1FBbmpueG94NUdBa3VUVkpNTFdBR0tLdTE0VGtXVDBZaFFUREZMaEV5VWVTQ1VHQT09 |
I am a backend dev working on DeFi projects. Since I started to dive into DeFi deeper, I got an obsessive idea I just have to get out of my system. I’d love to if someone criticises it constructively.
Why not shape specific decentralised protocol around DeFi?
Here some basic thoughts. DeFi is all about the rules how value should be distributed. There are finite number of tools types serving this purpose. Thus there is no need in classic smart contracts agility. The protocol could have limited but sufficient number of possibilities to launch your own DeFi tool. Users can operate just with high level abstractions, while all essential algorithms are predetermined by node software. It makes the system load predictable.
This is the place where things become interesting. Since protocol algorithms are predetermined, transactions types should be structurally predetermined as well. However it doesn’t limit us in the number of transactions types. Each type should represent system activity component. For example there should be «place order» txn, «cancel order» txn, «trade» txn, etc. This approach allows to build order book spot markets, derivatives and lending markets right in Layer 1 chain. Which means (1) less intermediaries, (2) less fees, (3) more safety, (4) more usability.
Sticking to this idea, we can spread to protocol economic base rethinking. Since we have no need in classic smart contracts system, we have no need in gas concept. So why shouldn’t we squeeze max out of the idea and make «supportive» transactions, such as «place» and «cancel» orders ones, free. In the end one should pay just for beneficial actions, so transactions types like «trade», «open leverage position», «open derivative position» should should incur charges. To prevent pay-2-win behaviour let’s make fees flat, so no one could pay a little bit more to execute one’s order first. Last, to make the system reliable and fast, let’s guarantee valid transaction to be included into upcoming block algorithmically.
Alright, what do we have so far. Decentralised L1 protocol with flexible, flat fees table across defi segments, which prevents orders front running, excludes additional intermediaries and allows you to build customised defi tools: from L1 order book spot markets to sophisticated derivatives.
But wait. If there is flat fees table and guarantees that each valid transaction has to be included into new upcoming block, why anyone should care about network maintenance? What’s the motivation to hold full node? How will protocol become truly decentralised? Well, let’s spread transactions fees among node holders evenly. And to make an economic sense out of it, let’s limit the number of node holders participating in fees distribution at a given moment of time. The limit should depend on protocol trade activity: higher activity — higher the number of participants.
Alright, what about speed in terms of consensus? How do we decide who’s block will be included into the chain fast? Let’s make roles system. We could grant the Leader role to one of the node holders and transition it randomly among participating nodes over time. The other nodes become Auditors. To motivate Auditors lets make each node holder provide security deposit. If any Leader’s misbehaviour occurs, the first Auditor reports it earns the Leader’s security deposit and the network accepts Auditor block.
So, this is the big picture. What do you think? I am eager to constructive feedback
| r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVHBlTGx2dWg4N1ZlSUF6bllWSkR4UG9hUVlKSVJqSmg2bm1iX3hNcWxoTjBRMFEtSDJuZzV4V2pMWVB6TzRMZGxvcTF5WHUxNlV4c0NQOUl4RjBsekE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeGdXMk02WnJrWThFcmtSTXVYaU1vdkFLZ3Z3cDBZWGFUMXRjNVdHYm9ubzUzTkgxcWJaWFhrdXZVb2JGOGREYkxweUNJSUF0YU53Qmo3ZDFMbV9fQ3d1RjRzb0xZVWRpYnRTemJQc3dOeUxRcnFBcVRFc0RyWXJHLWQwQ0RNMmxtQ05YV096M2ppOW5IMTlUckNZbGhUQTFPRmExcDBLRldDWVJ1X2Z1MlhxWWVrMldtQlJ2bUtuT3NJY2VmLUxERkp6QzZmUG1PcmJ2RDdQVXlDbUJzdz09 |
When we place bets on odds set by bookmakers, they can see the details of our wagers. This has led to some speculation in the sports betting world that bookmakers might use this information to manipulate outcomes. But what if we could create a system where our bets remain cryptographically sealed and are only revealed after the event? For example, we could place a bet on a football match, hash it, and send the hash to the bookmaker. After the match, we would then prove that the hash corresponds to our original bet. Would this change the landscape of sports betting? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpST0VrZV9NandESmU5cU9Jb1F2RWVFRkZ1RXdSbDZoVjBNZ01seFZfYXN4dF9xcHVDMUZ2QnVLS0lQeUlmQUdIZkQ1RTAyQWlOZG1JT3MxVEZFQkRrcUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeVJHYkljaE4weXByc1RUaGNEQy14X0poX05FMy10NXNLS1Z1MU50SHR4Zy1ud3c1OWFHb3NsVVZxMTRraDgwZ3FRWHB5dlhfbXBkaTJseWxaRzRwYjNZWWJnSl9oTU1TY29xTDZZeXRMTW5DOXhqWlp4dTR4QkhNNk0wT3RBMDFpTHhDUnZiT0tXWnYwSWx4Y2JKclMyT1VLZUtfSkJWZE9IUnYxWE0zV0ZXcm9maWljSHhCdUhRNXh2V2ZNUDZB |
Hello,
I am writing a literature review on the safety of data transfer with blockchain technology for an introductory class in research techniques. Blockchain has a reputation for being hack-proof, but from what I've read thus far that seems to only be true in regards to people making changes? Would it not be possible, say for example for someone trying to steal medical data, to bypass the entryption and read off the data on the blockchain? Or for said hacker to hack into one peer and read off the data from there? I'm very new to the topic so I assume there is something I've not picked up on or understood. Thanks in advance. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQVhRc0E1dWJMSU5pdFkzOWVKWVhjVldpdFFWRmJ6RkFna0Z5YjJuNGF3c1BHMW9PZUZ2Skg4RDlQcGJFcjU0MXlBRHFEcE5VQjk4U2Z4LU1FdzZYVEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWWtwUlM2TFJCLTh3RXRxZWFsdFA1ckhHb2l3anc5R0Z2ODNTUmpjcS1XSkw4ZF80a1BmaGVBZVROUC1Oc0VhWWVRZ0JzRHFJOXlkbUtXcEpobHhHUHVKWXBDbWJjd3JTSnVVWkNoSWtlVDVuV002VzdOVWE5Q3dJNW9rWkE0X29PcEZIYXBPeVNRbzNWVnNKZmRESFJ3dTZIekRpVFQ4aml5MlNOTEwyVV81MkRNNnpQVGM0ZzBYMklpSDVLeG5wQjNzLTlnZUlnQ0d5blpxS1V0V1ZTUT09 |
Seriously ETC did so good q3 man we made great progress went up so much. | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-10-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSY1dxNnNHbldtRUZrRV9rSUNZQmllTFVMMGlaU3BoMXhneUNjYThKazlfaV9najQ5bUdIS1JlZWNOZ2c4aE9CNUF6SlJIeGU0RGZjUTNham85VTZyWkV1NWJJRlJCekpZeGY5eGRmeV9pNTQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSV1F4WEh4S2M0QmNvNm1GaG9uQUtYUk5xQ0NhWERLTGh6MVRPOTdYZUpDSlhQaFVJY014OEFySUVidlE4bTRLbVZWNUJYbHJlSFh0U0dISjRJQ0dnZEVuUFE2UDM3N2J3VlN6dnljR254MmxxWlplejJPY2tZV1d4dW1VM2NMbGVTcVB0ODR5cG9LNVlOTW9lN1BwYk9XWUt5RFIyNTJva3pEVS1yUFJ0RlcyUFlDaDRsT3N1b2t1ZDlOd1B5ZkE1 |
Hey team. I just wrote an article in my blog, based on a joke of using Blockchain to store time series data but that experiments triggers what are the chance of building something scalable, in a local / private blockchain. In the public, no way, the cost of gas and probably speed can be the challenges, but something private? I use Ganache, Solidity and Python in my local network, but something more robust?
I don't want to link the article to not looks like I want to do spam, but I'm interested in thoughts about this. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-10-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSN2JiN0pRbldWRW51QXBraDZwX1FldTRjUUJSS3BuakQ0SUFQYXpCMUNmRFJKUVkzXzNyejZlRTc5Ry12WnZGLXE1TXB5QXdoZEtBN0h6MWprRnBYdWRsSU1QUVU1U09pbjNoU0Y5Z2VkT1E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNW15dkpzUTNvSFNveUJEVndUTVJpM0xvX1kxcmVocTRrZXluUWU4eVVzZUVMV0ZYV18wZVpqX04xUUMzc3dpX1pTd3Fsd3AtVDkxbmszOUNEcHpadVA1RVJnbEtBTVUxam1Sdm1lYTBqaVNYUkVMaDhsVnZrLXJDbHhiWkNVM1R3S1Q1UllBQmhRY01yWHZDWkNvNXAxeFZfejFna1g3UGpjYWlOWEptSFVGREZ6SjJ6ckZnbmFYLVFtZ05sYjZ0c0NWaFhFdVFGS3lQNjQ1VFJjTXpaZz09 |
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If you are interested in participating, visit [despark.io](http://despark.io/) and look for the relevant sections to get started. Your feedback is invaluable and feel free to reach out with any questions you may have. | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSb3FSOHh5MXJmS05jLWowelgtY1B6blBoNmNpRjNyVUljTXdqeWxqSXh6SFNtSkVCbThuS19RdFZjQXFVQ1lTWnkzS1dwSVhwLVhLN1pPZ19lR1BrM0pFTWRmM1FnaXUzVHJqbmFwSFg5dHc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSM2t4ejM2UlRRSVhVNjlKVVMtOXVKel8zV3Y5bEhNdHlKcVhDcHlUcDJsaGs4Unk1ekpxRTE3THlGQ0YwMTRvZ3ZfMFZncnk5cVBwLWlXZHNfVWlLdlJKMDZ5dkRuZzNtUFZ1clFrN3o4ck1venRYX1NBOFB2YjZhaG1EWWpqRzVUTmduaU9iV05YaGF4amI4MWF2eHZsUWxlUWRnUWR3UUNSZDFVVGxidWhrZlQ5TjhORmFodjFHWFVtLXN0cVQybFVDbHV1TS1ucGl3V2VaTF9BdG5wZz09 |
As I started doing stocks, bitcoin caught my attention.
Following Peter Lynch's advice, I could not buy what I did not know, so I studied a little about bitcoin.
Then I realized that while bitcoin has a historical significance, it has too many problems to be used as a real-world decentralized currency. One example is that bitcoin needs too much computing power to actually make a transaction without a central bank or government.
So, I came to this community to ask what cryptocurrency fixed bitcoin's many problems so that it is the most suited to be actually used as a real-world decentralized currency. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-07 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVmdkNmNNWmdRVlZaYlFHSnFPUENKVnhDWmtCZnRQWU5NUWNCVVFVbFhVWWk2ZWF4ZHJRNTZQcS1Qc2UzSGhybHpiQnNpRll2Sm5vN20za0o0X1RERUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSU0lnZ3lTby14a093emNCbVljd2N5S25iTXRrVTVaTENVaWpGOFFaSEpGWHpoMDkwUUtXV09lLW1nZmwxM2Z5UkxVTGh6ZFdHY25pYWhlWE1NQ2M5R0FQbnM3VHZma1loUjhwQnFuVTRzWm9hZVpBVHoyay1fWG5meTdMSUJRSTVWM2xSYjdkNk11TFM1M3JGdkp2eXBoWXVtcjJJS1ZQSkNSUGFVdTBWRnRCSE9JUkYyNW5Mc29lSUgyRkZ3MWcxYmVjMVp1VEhsWG1tLTJkY2xCUkw5dz09 |
Most current attempts governments have made to prevent underage users from accessing certain online content are extremely ham-fisted, and usually only work at the expense of the privacy of adult users.
What I'm wondering is could the government set up a system where citizens generate a private key, give the government their public key, and then use ZK technologies to access restricted content by signing with their PK without the government being able to determine who accessed said content? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-07 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUDFhVWZ5ZWlxX0l1a2xtMHhvR0d1S295YmJPZWVkUkhlR3JISDF6b2xJX1pRamlSamdYbUs3Zm1DeWNScjBKOWNoejBiN2ZnQjBCSmpQd0QwWWhCQWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMWR0QWhwbHZmbW9EZnlOaDJ4X29wOVpYUE1DWDNPd2k5NDN4ZkN5bTEzVW4yNGJ4c1VDN0luVTNfMURRbXkyOU02bXVMWUtWY2hRakhTc2J6VFl5UWVSaVdwN3RydFBrbzhRUDhXbVA3ZTlMVXlfbnJIV2J5d2NuellxOFozcUJHbnpITXp1cm1UbU4xUWlPNWNWNlQ2U2VBN3BUdEVRWWc0NmxmVkN5U3N2SzZiR1NPd0pDMjhaelR2TjN0VlJyQWNxODhqWmlTMlFmMWZtbjkwM0xOdz09 |
Hi, I'm not really sure where to post this, it's about some technical details.
Basically if two miners at the same time find the winning hash at the same time and they distribute the new version of the blockchain on the network, these two are colliding right? So this means that there is a temporary fork of bitcoin right? Someone might have received one version before the other and this will result in a temporary fork resolved when the next block is mined(?).
So if there is a fork there is also the eventuality of double spending I guess(?) let's suppose that there are two ecommerce (A and B) accepting bitcoin and they are connected to the btc network, the ecommerce A gets the X version of the fork and ecommerce B gets the Y version of the fork, so I can spend the same coin on both ecommerce because they have different versions of the blockchain right?
However this only lasts until a new block is resolved, and thus all forks are nullified by the new blockchain which has more computational work.
Did I get something wrong, and in case what and why?
Thanks | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSd1NhazlfWDhDdHNYeXRfeFc5RWtoZzMzTXpWWmhuUERSWUlreEVXVzZBS1NpQmtPUl9zUDhFdFhWd05naktnSFFRQnZkN29SbDViaEJzNnk2NzkzR1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTEJwaHE0WlFITk5yUi1HMU9GaG1ZWXhVQlMwVVMxX0dtTjZSU1BEc2kwNG1xeDc5TWtCRzBsdG5YMkRfczFEa0FTajlIVW9wWFpMaTJiYTFMOWhCeHlQWDMzUWRVeUlBMGczTjVQd0RwM2VLSWRJTl9aTmtqa0dHNTFIOTdrcnNBd1dXeTdVaEl6MGMzWEx3YUtRdFlPYkREa2w4SnpKRTdJeWl1Q0ljT05NLXBBemUzZ2hYYW83MlpYbHRRME91RFE4aldQaDlZemY1dzF0SlNIck81dz09 |
It feels like 2021 all over again with how bitcoin is doing | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQ0g5SUFCUm55N3pUSElnUHZQR09YZHdNRkpVb2NDRWxTN19PcmlUanVOWTdDT1U3UFU5aXJTc0RnM3A1QWZ3UnFpUEZDV2RZZ0JJTTBIT0Q3cUx1TFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSa3RHT21aUDhBczR6aFdKVlNiUXVGYUxXTHZQLWM1ZDJEVldVRndnd1JQWTkweHdBOExPNGttZ2ZpRkJGRWpWLVVSU3NmU1pNelYyUVVOYVQyRGJ4RGdTSHExOXJxR2hSY0ZmdVpvaVRSbTRSd0JmQTRpN09nYWZxVjhqakppUVU2elFpRk5hWEV1SUNqVjV6MVJ5WXFlcEhGVjdDdHNQSG5Ca3hBWVRJOFRyNkFfbXZpN05LT1Rpc3VtdnNicW4wZHpMbFF0cm5KbEFpVm1JMGc5bDFIUT09 |
Never thought I’d see myself owning ETC again but yet here I am. ETC is so undervalued at the moment and I have a feeling we are going to see another Kansas City Shuffle where the attention is on ETH over the next 6 months but we see ETC go crazy… just like the last bull cycle.
Time to load up again gentlemen.
To the moon 🚀 | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQlZUTEpobGIya0VGdHo1eWEyUTlidHI1b3VCZEtOa3UzbEM1TUI0b1pRZXl2YllleDh2b1FLYWFMZWNfTWVkc2dGYVRKT3dtMjY3OURscHMtUWUwN1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQk84LU4tTnBqZWtvTjB3cUxnY0JrM1hHcUxnNmkyb21HWFZHVUVqRXFyb2o3Mmpra09BNU9uUmRINVVDSENZeXk2X1RONkV3Nms3SUZzNWNxREJRd3EzbV9kLU9ENEk5UXFQRGNQUWtUSHVfMWR6VDY2Qk1HY3hBVFFGZldkdkZBVUd3WU45cld3dENUS3o3LXhaYVpVb3pHanQ4dF9JRWo5QXBnc1QzZldrPQ== |
Y’all what gives? Every coin is up since the 10am (pst) dip yesterday besides ETC. it’s still under that local high. Come on now, let’s get the party started and catch the f up.
Side note: last run up, ETC & Doge mirrored each other. Whenever doge was running, etc would drop. I’m wondering if some of those same swaps exist and since doge is running, etc is struggling. | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-11 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQm5SM1ZsTEdMWDk4NE5meERXM2JUeHVoS29zN1diY01JZ0pGWm5HUVNsZVMwbVp2dUtoUU0tazhyN3ZHTVc1TEw4ZXdOdG1kZFJUNTJwcElPVWdmcXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTGdhMTVGRlZRcEZNR2RHUXd4dzZidTh3ZVZZbnpnT0NqdVJTTFVwZ04wV2xFQl9ySkMwNHZFZDdDNU9OaVRlY1ZtcTRPdWFDRVRoZ3pzdVlzZlRFY05DdUFrcEtFUHgwb3NtbnFsdXRFNnFNMlE0TV8zQTVJU0dxdmJaelg1RmV2LXhyQk1CbzZBOTlHUFVHZmwwNnlxSUhlSVF4dlhwR3FoeWRnMzlRRG1VPQ== |
What do you think of the approach for some project to issue multiple tokens on different layer 1s and somehow still label themselves as a layer 1?
This must be a nightmare for any upgrades, maintenance, security, listings etc.
My two cents are this is a terrible approach | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSa3p1Q1NaeWczMUdmcFl6N2pxTDNERTJKQWYyWWoxQm5PS1RfelF2X1RnaW9MbmtiMzVJYTVPY095cHg4TlZZUkYtM3N5ckxocU5mNDhVbFNiTjlqcWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSN1QwMjdpRVJIdGlQN3I2VDZkOUR0RFNacWhqX0xac3phdVNaN1BSSzFTN2h3OU9RNmJaclhNTkNMcmxqTnBxLW5Yby03eGcxWi10TGNZQWRmbnhyVzNZOHRUYVJrdE1qT3dNcUQwRGZRNlp4emF0ZUl2ZDhFcjJJSnJ3eGR5N1Y2Y1NZREptai1KZzAzRDhiU0xIZGhDeW1yOVZHWE02SkJ3OS1fbUxvd3BJbnB5RmZuMTdxSEFmZXlmdlhnOVM0amRXY2w0d3F3dEpoM0xFZkJDMFFnZz09 |
Trump wins presidency and BTc tops 92k. Etc can’t even go past $25. We’re actually dumping hard too like wtf. | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpScHQyQ1RwSDJESUxQYUNoYjJ6b1ZKN0RNQWhFeVpTQmtzYkdGbk5OQUZ5ZnZoX1BfT2lGQk1nSE5KWjhIZDFWa3NYZklXNXIxczUzclI3aFZWVEJJRU5FSmlKa0Z0UTFsVVNMaURZTGoxanM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQkxhQjBDWWRPa2JCM3o4d3M3UUh1NkJscFFpQlVxWkV5VnVUM0MtVTRTbzdrOTFHTGlEbVpFVGpER3ZSWDBaWXY3UEVyajJTeFVpamxsbTdOSjR2RUpKdHB5MW1Jek1MOTVzVDNLeXZFS1g4ckxFZHk1SHNrNTBuNjJydkNMWHprMnFUd01teGF0d2ViaE1FSDFub3E5LXFyX01VOW92cktWbUVQZzVnTS1XN3ZfeVliQndzcXZ5enBDbC1JZ0p3 |
He'll wait until it's $ETC's turn to pop, and just as it does he'll announced converting his ETC trust into an ETF. | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSWYwYS1iTGdfbmpYek84cy0yUUhQUXNNT0RGQ1UwXzIzRjFFeWFQakVrWnZIZVU0MTMweVlqSkpNR1o3Um5oM3BtaWs1eUlkNERZX0g1ZHo1aEpJSnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZlgxSG1Ha3d1ZXNxZFQ3M0F3SG5Camo3YUhkM195b2lRYk1zMlVwWEZzdUJlSFR2NVBYS3ZKdXg0U1JIcTdoX3JadE9kSkY5LXl0dU8zZm8wWGJfbC13eDBlbFBrUjdXX21jallQWkx4dHlwcy1jTnpqMWdaWVpwR0RCN1BkbGZPSElLdXdMNDhDSmhobk00Yk9pZG80Vl9leWkwT1dmTjBmRzFOX01GbTFDSnRwZDdlX2FCUDM4MGgzRVdnZGZjUE1sMmRRS3dsV0lUYlRCTmlJNVZVUT09 |
Hi everyone! Could someone shed some light for newbie. So, I found out today from three year old Reddit-post, that it's possible to and advicable to run nodes on virtual machine's compared to using computer own CPU, RAM, and other stuff needed to run nodes, but there wasn't said anything about running nodes for validator reasons. So, that's why I'm asking these two questions. Is it efficient to run different nodes as validator on virtual machine's compared to laptop environment? And if it ain't so, why's that? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdVU5R0FYMFRacV9makI1N0RwUEVPYVQzRzdhNTdYZG9sZ1gtZ1hBMVZTNEZGeGNXYzRzUHlhUGhxVnhsbUlZSHJ0RERPODU0RV9EQklGMVBfOS1ESnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTGdleld1U25kX2IyVUFGcGZnZzFmb2hhNnNYVW45SzZDZng5MFozeWxpMDVWdEdIZXc0MlJ6NEJBWVFmNHlLb3RfSEt5NlFuaU9JMkJCUzNJM1RJdEI3dWRMM1E3MmNaT2k2LTFLZGU0MEVad051RTZsdjFrSGxKb0tFcFEtQjMwVURySVR3cUZLUmZSX2dWWWdZMDZqSTkxcGhtQXNkV0dpZFRfZjJjc2FFPQ== |
What are you building or looking to take a position in? Let us know in the comments! | r/defi | post | r/defi | 2024-11-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSck43cl84TGh4VHY2SThuVG81Q2kyV3BWcVdmTDJPT0dkN2lid3FXT2lqbG8zNWgydUhGbld6UloyWTNPY2RWTDhuRHpQQXJPR296MElkVEctRFhlMXBCTjNxZW9XSlV0UUliTU9SV1l2ekU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdmgtcVRzZFAzS1pBVnR3bE8zV3o2NWlmSmI2bnBfcWtHZFc5ZUpEcGVQVndYYkVPT09UdlpFQTlvQm9KdGo5NmhIT2wyRDIyUkJfVF95dW91ekc0VG5pdHRybU5DTzVZX0Z4RmV0ZmdSb0trWm0zekE3cDJnbHdTSnFCaklFdzR5RE1kZHl6X1M2UmFUVWhfYVVJT0k4T0tQQV9kMGU0Nm9uLWtFaE5yZzhUd1JiT3R2VExRU2VOb001QWxhYk9U |
With blockchain technology evolving rapidly, we're seeing advanced systems like Layer 2 solutions (e.g., Optimism, Arbitrum), DeFi innovations, privacy coins, and new Web3 infrastructure. What do you think are the most promising crypto projects or technologies that could revolutionize the space in the next few years? Are there any specific advancements like zk-SNARKs, sharding, or AI integration that excite you? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on where crypto is heading. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNnlnSlZvNVRLd0VyY1FWQjJ3T3pwVjNabm5PamktemNvWlBaaV94THNObWZScnZNT3ZLNDFpdHhsSGVYRVl4cjFNZHFObmQxckZEU0Vyb3N2MGlIWHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRDBkaWlkbDdfRjVHRElDc21acDZPaXRpNjNLclF0Y0xQN3V5ZC14VWRZcm8tSWIxUXpmUG1uQkJfUnQ2bEt4c19mRDlmR3UtVmQxdXV1blBEbDZFZTlSejR2eENyUHZ3SXZwVnVjRlVjc0NwbU9DdFN6RzhEUWo3VFdKTGlyR3V0OXRhN051RC1IWHhFVmpTSlR1ajA3QnFpZ2dhNHZwYnpLcEJtOHdMdW1SN1pMTWV5MmRvT1dQTlpaUG1xUGlRdGI5MFhOVEVXc0xwVUt6MFo1M3hFdz09 |
I’ve put together a whitepaper introducing a new blockchain architecture I think could offer some interesting advantages. If it sounds like your thing, feel free to check it out: [Daggers Over Chains (English)](https://docs.google.com/document/d/16I2Jf02yS59w31kJn-mkNn-eLtzFiE9CwbBHeGo6QHE/edit?usp=sharing), [(Español)](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1x4NIIDkBTG8rmHct3dmBwVGMkua-u4D3SQVjquacoHY/edit?tab=t.0). Happy to discuss or hear thoughts. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZ2E1ODB3enRyNUVoSUJrbEJFbHFmN041T1g0NUxaX2Z6alFRZ0taZXFKTWFabTJkYmJBdldEamtndThrQW9rMl9kbHlVMkE3d1VPTGcwRjVYcmZFZVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNWQyUGozUXRCZzRrQlVNcG1OOTV5R1RmcjB3N3RvSFhOWFpsVTdjU2JPOGxiN242akdFNjhvUWc3R29mWlFuWmFYM2ktZmY5X3k4SWc1WTl5Uk5rcHJseVdyajdIb0dMN0FvUkpxVUdCSktlVHRybENQS242TVF1SmJCRjhMN0Q3YjcwclBISkphOEJnTzRXc1ltYUFMeEhsTUZUSFQwbHRGLUgwRWhvZ2U4PQ== |
I’ve been diving deep into decentralized storage solutions, and I’ve been impressed with Cere Network’s approach to solving some of the key limitations of Filecoin. While Filecoin has made huge strides in the decentralized storage space, Cere Network’s Decentralized Data Cloud (DDC) offers some unique advantages that I believe could make it a more scalable, private, and efficient alternative in the long term. Here’s why:
1. True Decentralization:
• Filecoin operates with a reliance on IPFS (InterPlanetary File System), which, while a powerful tool, still has issues around centralized bottlenecks—specifically, reliance on specific nodes for data retrieval. Cere Network is building its own decentralized storage layer, aiming for seamless on-chain data management, ensuring true decentralization without these limitations.
2. Optimized for Scalability & Speed:
• While Filecoin is good for long-term data storage, it struggles with real-time, high-speed data access, which is essential for Web3 applications and especially AI-driven projects. Cere’s DDC is engineered for high-throughput and low-latency access, enabling not just storage but real-time data sharing that’s critical for modern applications.
3. Privacy-Focused for Enterprises and AI:
• Cere offers a far more robust approach for enterprises looking to securely share and manage sensitive data, whereas Filecoin lacks the same level of privacy integration. With data privacy becoming an even bigger issue, especially in AI development, Cere’s architecture allows secure data sharing, which is vital for the next-generation Web3 applications and AI algorithms.
The AI Angle & Potential Data Marketplace:
One of the most exciting aspects of Cere Network’s infrastructure is its potential to create a decentralized data marketplace. This could be a game-changer, especially as machine learning and AI continue to grow exponentially. Here’s how:
1. Decentralized Data for AI Training:
Cere’s Decentralized Data Cloud (DDC) could be the foundation for a marketplace where custom datasets are bought and sold. AI models need massive, high-quality datasets to train on, but often, acquiring these datasets in a decentralized manner is complex and expensive. Cere Network could allow individuals or companies to upload, sell, or share their data securely, creating a new market for customized datasets that can be directly accessed by AI developers and machine learning practitioners.
2. Access to High-Quality Data for Machine Learning:
Many organizations struggle to find curated datasets that are specific to their machine learning models, leading to delays and inefficiencies. With Cere, people could monetize their data in a way that is secure and transparent, providing AI developers with access to diverse, high-quality datasets that would previously have been difficult to acquire. This opens up new opportunities for cross-industry collaborations, allowing AI models to become more powerful and specialized.
3. Data Ownership and Control:
One of the major issues in the current landscape is data ownership. In many cases, the owners of valuable datasets (such as companies or individuals) don’t have control over how their data is shared or monetized. Cere’s infrastructure ensures that users can retain ownership of their data while still participating in a marketplace, where they can choose to license or sell access to it. This would ensure fair compensation for those providing data while fostering a new market for AI companies and machine learning developers.
Local Node Deployment and Custom Clusters:
Another groundbreaking feature that Cere Network offers is the ability to spin up local nodes and create custom clusters, giving users and developers the power to personalize their infrastructure in a way that is scalable and efficient. Here’s how this can revolutionize decentralized storage and data usage:
1. Spin Up Local Nodes:
• Cere’s flexibility allows anyone to set up local nodes on their own hardware. This is a huge benefit because it reduces dependency on centralized providers and creates a truly decentralized ecosystem where users can participate from their own servers. Whether you’re an enterprise or an individual, the ability to host nodes locally means that Cere’s network can grow organically across different regions without relying on centralized cloud services.
2. Customizable Data Clusters:
• Cere goes beyond just providing data storage. It allows users to build and configure custom clusters that meet their specific needs—whether that’s handling particular types of datasets, optimizing for machine learning workloads, or even tailoring the storage configuration for specific AI applications. This is a huge advantage for developers looking for more control over their infrastructure and those who require high-performance data access for complex tasks.
3. Seamless Scalability for Enterprises and AI:
• As demand for data increases, being able to scale your local node infrastructure is key. Cere Network provides an easy way to expand clusters dynamically, ensuring that enterprise-level applications, especially those leveraging AI and machine learning, have access to unlimited scalability without being constrained by traditional centralized models.
Why This Could Be a Game-Changer:
With the rise of AI, the demand for large-scale, diverse, and privacy-compliant datasets is skyrocketing. Cere Network isn’t just building a decentralized storage layer; it’s positioning itself as a deep layer infrastructure project that could lay the foundation for a global decentralized data marketplace. By creating an ecosystem where data providers and AI developers can securely exchange data, Cere can unlock a massive revenue stream while also driving forward the development of AI.
By allowing custom node setups and the ability to deploy clusters locally, Cere can offer unmatched scalability and flexibility for decentralized data storage. This could lead to the creation of a decentralized infrastructure capable of handling the most demanding AI applications, enabling developers and businesses to access data on their own terms.
What Do You Think? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMEE2bUNlOWNSa0FWNm56UUxKeHFKN0pVZ0ZyUEQxUG9XVGdwVF9xN2hfampiRHpmR3dfSnRuZTBrS1RBMnIyMncxaVA1aXgyejlVdHpFekFsSWZtU0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSYUxGNVI4d0xSR0lOZWV3VFRlbWZnbl9CSUVackNPZkxOanUwYUtjN0pMUzhoRHNNdkhKZzloWUhDX21FTzJkMkhzQzlUcWVzZVdRN3ZOUV9Wa0hnLUVFbkFWRXhmSEt2VEwtNlloeExxSXlMOE8zdXhQcTU1Q0lSMjFGX29fVzhjcDlNWHpIYmxYeWJwcG53YnY3RzlQMDl0RFY3Q01RNDJ6cVRpcXJDYVJNcjBrczh0NUI5em91dTYtVjNfVGRuWGNYdnJRQThoRWRpZjNIU2hiNm5fdz09 |
I am trying to understand the technical systems implemented on how exchanges connect to respective blockchain and actually acquire the respective coins. I am more keen on the technical details. You can take eth or btc or any coin as an example.
Again, I am more keen on the technical details and what would it take to build something like that? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeGI1ZjVnaXhoakRiMjA3YVJCWmhORWRpNklXX0RZdmxQN3ZMTTctS2NjLWluRGZDUlMzQWZGcTBlczNpbV9naDVnMkpwU1BwZjZScWxOQ0dUSUtvLWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVm9vUGdyVDhoaTJqX1FNSnpEZUFyYTRyY203LURxN0FtQUp4ZXVkN1J3NHZWQUliS2ZadzJhQUFJTVk4dlQ0d1JDcnZjSTBwbGg1UU9hWFc4aER5c0dtMTdkX1VlSXplZkNMbmp6MS05bmE4QWhyVEtmMkljTkEyMVBoblpJZmp1Z1g4Q2QzaDVhZFJ4V19DZzZqVEhWWFpjSklfdGtfYzdMcElfb1ZQRG1uaXk2VHV6ZHIwZ3k1LTFQYVdvTkt4MHV6LUF0M0dBSXVTT1JnWF9yNDJ3dz09 |
It’s been a while. Y’all holding on or selling? I’ve been in for while and looking for a potential cash out. What are your thoughts?
| r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSOV9VYllvR2E0djJmUkw0WXctSlVnc0RCaHJid3NlcmV0TjdVbDQwdC1rVVdheUxRakNFOGJtY2xXWWFCSEhSSHJQcmJoRVVhTkpaVWNUQnlOVlZZX0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSV0cxNVlmcmxTd2dNRjl2V2loRUVraWQxMUV0b2Jzdk1Sc0ZENGRQRXlVU0lxT3RRVGp6TU13bXRGYWR5b0ZmMTBPem5oalZtSmQ4WWV2cE9uQnk5dUdZcFo2WEFaZ0RhR3I4b2RSajlaSXhSamZMODlUeUJHSDJjdFF2SVdsMXJmYlI2dFRZeHhrNy1waXV4dGZqUDc3MmZxdU5OLW9wZ2w0QzRNeXVJRE5VbDduVEM3TnE2UGl6OG5CYmRERFRs |
Hey everyone,
I’m looking for an easy and reliable way to time-lock my Bitcoin for the next 5 years. Back in 2013, I bought a decent amount of Bitcoin, but due to various circumstances, I ended up selling most of it. In hindsight, a time-lock could have prevented that, so I’m exploring options now to avoid making the same mistake in the future.
I’m not keen on overly technical or complicated setups.
I’m looking for something user-friendly.
Are there any trusted services where I can securely upload an encrypted `.txt` file containing my private BTC phrase or similar solutions?
I’ve heard of decentralized options using platforms like Filecoin, but I’d love to learn more about how practical they are for this purpose.
If anyone has experience or ideas for simple and secure time-locking methods, I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts.
Looking forward to your suggestions! | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSMTZhSnQtMnZiUnozZHhvcHpWUUhSc1c0MEtYVldHNnZHbHoxUTZmS3pTR0I0WXhWZlBZV0dJcmdaUmFFZjI4UHloLUtVQXhNZDFxV3RFQ3B5Z1BMUkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZ1Zjai1nRDBWQ05XS3Z6UHVuc1drVUtyLXo5YXZBaFhZekxRcGVqdGt2ZURZZWVoS0ItcU5oZXBKUTAwV29aT3JtMi02Ml9vbmdCYUJrdTF4UzRXSmNxaWdkd3BzM2JMRWwyRFVDMTBGbjlnaG5lQkd0M1dwUXNhd2JrVjF0UmhaYnF6SzAzSW5WVzNHNmIwdTJxUElnbjRjaEJWN0NhejJWcDBxQTB0NmpZRTJqeUJjWW5vTXYxTE9EbDFsZVltM2hnakcwWURQRHhqZm43WkxkSkNHZz09 |
Are there any solution for crypto hardware wallet for creating wallets, backing up its keys and these wallets can then be used on your mobile devices. The hardware can be used to lock the wallets in your mobile when you for instance lose your phone.
It’s just annoying and bad UX to type out crypto keys somewhere which is likely unsafe. Plus shouldn’t the point of non-custodial be fully non custodial where my keys are mine and not saved in lastpass, 1passwd or other similar solutions.
I’m asking this to get feedback if it’s something worth delving into. I believe crypto can use as much better UX as possible.
Thanks | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdDhUU0xTNEd4YlpZVWVPbmdqRjRFaFZPQ3JmWEZlVDJWTHYzaGFqVllBX1llRFphR0Q5RmtNb2JUTkYwanBQcXk2b05MZHNyM3l4eW5zb2Y4ZERGNHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSTlZHWlByVGRTeURVTU8tdHk4NFVaTTNPZXlzSXAzVEJOZzRxaTRqMVBWczQwMXhqRjhFR1d2WldXRHQ4T29QRF9EUzRIT1Vsdm1xUlRoeEtEYlNCOUl4U3QwSVBMN2Z4UmM5ejZkVXV5UUZxd0drOUlnT0RuRUJqTkhwaFdJamZEN05mT3VaQXpwbG1aR2ZHZE1sVlgyNktzU3JNUXlIS3BDTlNYRDhWT1VtVFc5YVB6d0VTYlNlT3NlS29FdlJjQklYTnRzaGdEaVQtNVlnRUo4TnJ5dz09 |
i am new in crypto and bought the coins when they were high coz my friend told me, should i hold them?!! | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWFU3OXhLRUdETWl1eENSYzkzZVMtRUlWRnFnZ3h5TnBncWZoVnVENkJlcU1xdlRnSzlaQVdrX3A3YnJwTXI0UENMNXA5dFFrWC1JaUVIRHNXUG5qbWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWWxWWmlhOHZPZzVZZk5UNDRVMDN4b0dtX3VFWWtNN2I0dnNSdktVazkyV3VuMlNFTVpyVHdDX1Y3d05XZEE2ZG1HRk9zN2M1Ymd3dTktS0w4dl9KalAxNXZBNC0wTXRhSVRWTm9hWDZMazVUaXNKZTAySEUyemp3b3N2Z0xEOEMwMjdRcGNNbW5kOUJSaXBZdDdqZmR1Zllob21FWUx3MERVejR4WWhPaGQ0PQ== |
I have faith we will see ATH either this cycle or next. | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSaFc3NU9vZzdlY2dZVUEwZlhVRGtTTnhYWXhBVEdDa01nZnBTRlNtMmtTaG5oQXNjb0p5N3dLRTJDNHVSRnlhZEhvd0ZhSGdjSUJCMmRwVnpZbjhabGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbDVpVFVtYndsTFRyWFl1NWR4TDROTlRGNFhvQmctZDhDQ3F4d2dKQVpyMGs5anJBYzdhRjJHNVBzTlRnY3N3bWx3bFZMSkpoOXlvOTBONzY3R0xYMEVMUlhkVDVQdXgxNDFsR1FKMFUzX1lLVkk5Tm5ET0tVRDRVLTlab3Z4QnVHdlpWLVgxa0RxTTJoSWI2d3FKdkxMdHNyWlU2N0lzMi1PU00wdVpmZkgwPQ== |
Hey all, I was wanting some feedback on an idea I've been sitting on.
I want to develop a simple Dapp that let's me create a smart contract with some of my personal goals on it. I would then load collateral to the contract to help keep me accountable, and I would want a multisignature aspect to it so another person could help hold me accountable. Failed contracts would send the collateral to a DAO where the collateral would be collected monthly, and distributed evenly to all parties.
Is there anything like this that exists on any blockchain? I don't know much of anything about coding, but would something like this be difficult to develop? I appreciate any help or advice on how to make this project a reality, I really think it would be helpful in developing some intrinsic/extrinsic motivation in me and others. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSX1BXVUpkWVQ3blhSTWphYUZGb3lDdUVCMHdyUzFCSS1IOUJvYmtyRW1KWkN1ZDh6QkE4SjBNWi1CX3I4bXd3X1IxUWhhTjloRHhDVE5IUVZTNGxxeUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZm9uU3RZbWxPTDVZOUM3RGlXLUQwLWhhaXFDWFRLb1dPZHR2TkQxZFJPbmdJRF9tMXdmS1dfdDRhcTVPT3IxY29zUG5qdVNSR2ItSVdFS1VHeXVScVl5dmp5UlNIM05Ob2ZSN056WFN0UFJidVNYaG9ncFV1Z29WdDhTTkhRZm1ETGVlbjZObzZPNW96QThzSHhQMUVGdVJDMDZQZXpJa3B2aWpXN2VNcENqeWJKZjQyQmJvTG9UU3JyTEluNjNR |
So since Eth went to PoS and left Etc as PoW, what is ETC even used for? | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSblR2WndkSm1WQU5YdVdrWEpRMWpwQ2ZpTWQ4S0ZZYXpQQmpuei1iM1lfU1I1aGJ2dzhLUlFiYUs1aWd5SjY1bGhESnZZNW1KcUFkckxfbmlpV2pTOVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSUUZOYTIycDBPbmxUSEVaSnV0YnlGQURSY3dVdG10QWE0dmdVeDZMUnVLM0N2ZXB2SWVHa3R0YzhPaVZjSVM5OEJBNGltbVY4dUQ5WVJhU0taWERBa21lVHdiVjU5TjZteUdrZFFXcWttQUNHaHZLckNvRGlzQWVwODVOX2JNa2NLSkg1Wk11Z1dnTHRLSEppa0E4bW1icjVGXzY2aGY2ckR6cDNUdnkzYlpNPQ== |
Put 20k in $xlm at the end of October... moved my entire position into $etc yesterday because the chart looks about the same. 🤞🏻 | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVTJFaFpNWlFjWXpoNmlLNWpqODI3ek10TVJhb3Y0SmFBLVo0ZnlZdTZVNk5LY3ZwNkdLRmhrSzFsSGI1U1gzQmUxUzNVbHptT3RQcHNnNW5zeFVrcUpzb2w5a1F2Y3pjbzBhMzJhSWl4Ukk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSZTNZdlFrUGZVTFVqT2JlMGVOdjVtU2E5Vkh6R3dqdDNqVjdzamMxWlBEeXFMSm41TnRaUDZlN3I3OWVDdFpON25TaTc4NnhpRC1qdHVXUWFrOGFJTGlKMVQ5cF9jRUI0UVdXVHcyWVpxNEFCdEszZDNKZC1hNjJxNENyOU4zSzVQQ3dESU1ZYjBEQjZfandVX1RKWTBTT21fSXpMaGdGZ085Um01RTZTRjc0PQ== |
Hello
Can someone explain to me exactly how mixers or privacy coins work..
Say I have 10k Btc or sol that obviously has a footprint of its purchase istory on a Dex or cex that follows it thru a etherscan search...
How does one utilise a mixer or a privacy coins to then make that vanish back onto a brand new hard wallet...
What is a privacy coins and a mixer.. and how do they actually truly work ? | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-11-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSNHJpVEk2dy1qUDNOYlVpWFAtUi1CZFRZTUJHVnFBcWtfM0QtcjhxdVlLdDQwQ2RYQllrTWszNmxDZVAzdjhJMHpPVTRCWlBWQnFaa1oxZXZfLVp6akE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSSGFXdnpuQ2xPLVpqSklnUmZHODA5TUFQdUIweUJTX255aHMwb0VubXJ0a0l3X3g3eU5hUzFQdl95WmtoVGFLbFFzN0tMNFZWWDUyOXRDMzBKZUU5by16RlNycThHaHBDVHptR1htNFJlUlRLNVRtalpZUTJ4SWdUTkFOWlpQZGZRdGdHNk5QaVdGbTZpRDBYUnBwVzQyWUZ2NlZVMjZSX2Q5ai1UdzYtYkRLVTlRVDJUQmVzeWZkNEp2N0swbGxC |
It went from 15 to 45 in like 2 weeks while we have been sitting at 15-30 for almost 4 years | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWnFyTTEwVUhtLVBOUmMzOWJsR0JPbElXUFRfckt2bUlabHg1M0lJZTVGVmZkc3BkY21QaEhGNXdQZ1p3YWhfNVJ2MTlQV0dRT1NGV2Rtb2lkUnZHVVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRUNCRHBGOEQ5S3QyODExSVVfaFFrZnFLc2pnU1BXU1BUcVN0WHNUeDZSejJxQnUyVWVXMEd0NWtlcDJ0eEk4eV9DZWFiRm5xRjFxODc5OUh2cTM3cEd5X3d2cHFILUh2VW1XdFBQMngybG95ekRGTlA5S01LY1JVRFlkTjZfV0NUUTBJOU94eU1pNHVhdVNfWFluQ0lWempHamhnMFNyTHgwWEN2dHgxZ1hXVm9tQTF2WGZqMXpTWER1S19Ga1FJ |
Let's get that $66 etc and beyond | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-11-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSRkVDcDE0M1FvRGFxOUEtYjlQbVhMZ0g4M3RaSndWamN6M1lYcmM1QVYyWDh6UmFPMUVndGN0QVZtUVo4cFJhb1E4ODljakgxSFBGOEdtVDNVRU5zb2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSbVotWVNTZkhCREI0eUhZVl9IZjdiZHlFcFlRS0IxYlUwaS1yVU5DS0FHQjEwZ05WY0gtWlRnR2Nxc2Y3RUtjM1hDUy0wSHpucWtQMDdFRUdRR18tZzZGamF3SFFoZE9oRzR0MXNSdk1rTUFiZEdHNUlleUxoRTBINDVjdkt1clVCRTZONU9hVU1QSlNmZi1laVM2Z1VfM1dheGtWaTJjVGluanVXeGVpS2U3dmNQdDZjcDQxdFBFOHZ2cnBVNy1F |
Where is ethereum classic status on the ETF? | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-12-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSeVMyRDhJaHE1b1NTV2JXRmVpN29pNGo2b0M5VlZ6OXZpR1Jvd1dUZ2taQ2lwNmhaMjNuaWlaWHo4OXZ4WnJFNG1YMGQ2Yjhya1U1b3Joa2t0OGFhVmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSU0FiN0lEbHYtT1M2RTdqb3lpWHhKdUNuc09RRjJWc3BVeThQenQ2N3RkaHlCcWZEclFrVmtuNEFDYmdQcWM2WG9mLWR1M25JdXRlMnpORWhEYVQ3RlBUdEZESXdZVXVudm5wd1RnMlF5N0NteDdNRUFyOFhkaTdSazZ6NzVkLU9HaHVxSzlzeW1UQWRtclF1a0R0WFA0YTVCMzBMbFZxakZGdVlZZG9MRGlkc3h5TzZWY1pONUtFQWF3YWxSZzVK |
Don’t do mistakes litecoin holders did , don’t dump right now it’s on the way 70 dollar. Just saying lol 😂 | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-12-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSdTJFdm5SSWdkdkZRMEd0YmItcS1ET3pLRFBSWGMyek5yRldaUmF3RGs3U1d3aGkyWjl2UXVPTTBNbzUwM1hCcVN2Y3VETU9kekc3TjN2el9IVFQzcHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSQzRKaWlocENlWFN1LVJMX191bUpWN2hUNWJMclRvbDg2TG45cXZmZjJTZHJIekhUNWJMcnlWYzFiYzBYZzJWa2NJQ1F6VU9sc211Vm5nY1l0dlNYdWJMRTkzR1JPOHNUUzNZSGR5U2tNQmNINThua0hfMHJDSFBES3FOa0NMMlRtSDdoNm5CR2lNRVJMQ3NMc3hrMi04OGh5US1NcEN2ZngwaFZ0bmRYeHowPQ== |
Where can you do this? | r/ethereumclassic | post | r/EthereumClassic | 2024-12-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVWpDTmVaaENkOGV0MGtSTVhmS21PelVuNEhoa0JqQWNRUnBxdl9wWGNia0Q0RFFRa1VmWVZidmxQdDdMUmtLVVZ4YThXQTFpS2tjNGNaOXRGbHBUSnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSWDZHdS1ad2RqNEFGbWVuckl1c1FUTUxERFBwYzRwdTZseEtfQ3JxUUgwVkphR3dPYVR4NjFDdk1FWVZJOHJfamh5bHkxWlpIcHczUDlTbGZsdmx2bk1fT1hoTERNdjdQQjZma3h6STlUTUh0Ukoya1hxR0ZFbGFueUFZM2xsTGp3ZUhFbHpBOHY2OUNrT3hZOXl5MmY5dGp3SDk5VDJ2b2UxaTNMcm16bDd6TEF1eUxuRnF3cTJvdjlJMHZGWjJO |
It's really easy to find people's arguments for why a particular cryptocurrency is great. It's a lot harder to find unbiased, constructive, civil discussion on the major flaws of a cryptocurrency.
I want to learn more about the biggest flaws or concerns/reservations are with some of the top or most popular cryptocurrencies (other than Bitcoin), and am hoping to find that discussion here, starting with Kaspa.
Please keep the discussion technical and civil. We're all mostly interested in crypto for the same reasons, let's not make this a total shitfest. | r/cryptotechnology | post | r/CryptoTechnology | 2024-12-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSVlJmN3I5VFZrTU0xay0xb09GUXpvSHBRVTREY1ZocEIxTENuc3lTSnNTUGpnek1wcl9NNVRreVlMRHhINEJrVkMtcXQ2SnlycWZmYmVodWxWcG9BQnlLelYtUWhGbEN2NGFXQkN1Z0NuY3c9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9YZWpSb1F1a2U0Z0VOaGc4Vm1XODdCckVzTnRiWDVRa2g3T2ZpeUhmYzNtaTkzbmg0YWktNE9NS213SWZVUTRvZVQtLW9icElpT2w5bmVBR25rQmt3VEVxVTNEOUVWcjN6QWhucjhWLVBEMmxnV3JURGdzLWNsclNBeFE3U2RLSHR2cTZ0c1FCWkxjV2REb1N1WWp4NktQUGlxbHJ6aE9mbjZwMGVNamFlUWlueFlFU0JrZGFDa29XeWRyY01wMVdoNkFrZ0M2ejVoWVlrTEtGOG9ZVVRISjhjQT09 |
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