
What are DAO?
DAO means Decentralized Autonomous Organization. A DAO is a Smart Contract, or a set of Smart Contracts (computerized, autonomous, tamper-proof programmes) that evolve on a Blockchain. To illustrate this simply,
DAO means Decentralized Autonomous Organization. A DAO is a Smart Contract, or a set of Smart Contracts (computerized, autonomous, tamper-proof programmes) that evolve on a Blockchain. To illustrate this simply,
Hello everyone! Many of you often wonder why we differentiate between Coins and Tokens, some of you even confuse the two denominations, calling ‘Tokens’ those which are
Tokenization → Principle that consists in issuing assets in the form of Tokens, on a Blockchain, giving them a value recognized by its users. Since the creation of the first Stock
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
Find the Introduction HERE Part 2 – Barter HERE Part 3 – Minting, Paper Money & Kingdom of Mali HERE From 1300 to 1500 saw the emergence of
Find the Introduction HERE Find Part 2 – Barter HERE It will be necessary to wait – 630 – 640 years B.C., to see the first Metallic Coins appear. As
Find the Introduction HERE The very first form of exchange was Barter: When we go back to the very beginning of this history, the majority of exchanges were made
Hello everyone! To fully understand what Cryptocurrencies are, what they are used for, but also why we use them, it’s necessary to know a little more
DAO means Decentralized Autonomous Organization. A DAO is a Smart Contract, or a set of Smart Contracts (computerized, autonomous, tamper-proof programmes) that evolve on a Blockchain. To illustrate this simply,
Hello everyone! Many of you often wonder why we differentiate between Coins and Tokens, some of you even confuse the two denominations, calling ‘Tokens’ those which are
Tokenization → Principle that consists in issuing assets in the form of Tokens, on a Blockchain, giving them a value recognized by its users. Since the creation of the first Stock
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
Find the Introduction HERE Part 2 – Barter HERE Part 3 – Minting, Paper Money & Kingdom of Mali HERE From 1300 to 1500 saw the emergence of
Find the Introduction HERE Find Part 2 – Barter HERE It will be necessary to wait – 630 – 640 years B.C., to see the first Metallic Coins appear. As
Find the Introduction HERE The very first form of exchange was Barter: When we go back to the very beginning of this history, the majority of exchanges were made
Hello everyone! To fully understand what Cryptocurrencies are, what they are used for, but also why we use them, it’s necessary to know a little more