Smart Contracts – How do they work?
Hello everyone! Smart Contracts were created by Nick Szabo, a famous Cryptographer in the Cryptocurrency world, in 1994. His idea was to use Smart Contracts as a tool to formalize
Hello everyone! Smart Contracts were created by Nick Szabo, a famous Cryptographer in the Cryptocurrency world, in 1994. His idea was to use Smart Contracts as a tool to formalize
Smart Contracts are computerized transaction protocols, which automatically execute predefined conditions written in the Blockchain. Using the Conditional Instructions “IF … THEN“; If Condition A is reached, then
The Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies take more and more place in our daily life. But first of all we have to differentiate Blockchain and Bitcoin! Blockchain and Bitcoin are
Hello everyone! Blockchain: Protocol and Institutional Technology as we know it is relatively new in our modern history. But if we take the time to look back
The Blockchain brings us every day nice surprises, it goes beyond the simple framework of Cryptocurrencies. This time, let’s take a look at the NFT. The ERC-721 Tokens.
Find Part 1 HERE – What are Cryptocurrencies? Part 1/2 Cryptocurrency is: Decentralized Our current banking system is CENTRALIZED! All our transactions are processed through Banks (Trusted Third Parties). Behind each
Before starting, it is good to know that Cryptocurrencies, even if it contains the word ‘Currencies‘, are in no way a physical ‘Currencies’. If you see here
Find Part 1 HERE In 1992 Scott Vanstone proposed an algorithm for Signatures and Encryption operations much faster than RSA Encryption (created by Rivest, Shamir & Adleman). S. Vanstone
Bitcoin (BTC) and other Cryptocurrencies (Altcoins) as we know them today, are the result of long thought processes, and the launching of projects much older than the date
Let’s start with a short summary of the terms: KYC: Know Your Customer AML: Anti-Money Laundering FATF: Financial Action Task Force GDPR: General Data Protection
Hello everyone! Smart Contracts were created by Nick Szabo, a famous Cryptographer in the Cryptocurrency world, in 1994. His idea was to use Smart Contracts as a tool to formalize
Smart Contracts are computerized transaction protocols, which automatically execute predefined conditions written in the Blockchain. Using the Conditional Instructions “IF … THEN“; If Condition A is reached, then
The Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies take more and more place in our daily life. But first of all we have to differentiate Blockchain and Bitcoin! Blockchain and Bitcoin are
Hello everyone! Blockchain: Protocol and Institutional Technology as we know it is relatively new in our modern history. But if we take the time to look back
The Blockchain brings us every day nice surprises, it goes beyond the simple framework of Cryptocurrencies. This time, let’s take a look at the NFT. The ERC-721 Tokens.
Find Part 1 HERE – What are Cryptocurrencies? Part 1/2 Cryptocurrency is: Decentralized Our current banking system is CENTRALIZED! All our transactions are processed through Banks (Trusted Third Parties). Behind each
Before starting, it is good to know that Cryptocurrencies, even if it contains the word ‘Currencies‘, are in no way a physical ‘Currencies’. If you see here
Find Part 1 HERE In 1992 Scott Vanstone proposed an algorithm for Signatures and Encryption operations much faster than RSA Encryption (created by Rivest, Shamir & Adleman). S. Vanstone
Bitcoin (BTC) and other Cryptocurrencies (Altcoins) as we know them today, are the result of long thought processes, and the launching of projects much older than the date
Let’s start with a short summary of the terms: KYC: Know Your Customer AML: Anti-Money Laundering FATF: Financial Action Task Force GDPR: General Data Protection