Blockchain

A bridge between social networks, cryptocurrencies, communities, and web 3.0

Algorithmic stablecoins use complex mechanisms to make them keep the peg with the dollar, without the need for centralized tools.

Layer 2 is a protocol built on top of an existing blockchain (layer 1) for increased performance and output. This is achieved without compromising the security of the blockchain. With the rise in the number of users and transactions on layer 1 blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum, there is a need for increased throughput without compromising security and decentralization.

An oracle in blockchain technology is a third-party service that provides external data to a smart contract, allowing it to interact with the real world.

The Bitcoin Lightning Network is a second-layer protocol that operates on top of the Bitcoin blockchain. It enables fast and cheap off-chain transactions.

The Bitcoin mempool is the pool of unconfirmed transactions on the Bitcoin network, where they wait to be picked up by a miner and included in the next block.

Understanding an essential encryption program for the modern age

Digital signature is one of the most important technological features in current identity verification, especially for crypto.

A 51% attack occurs when a group or an individual controls more than 50% of a network's computing and creates invalid transactions to steal tokens.

A change in one of the top cryptocurrencies that might impact the whole ecosystem

Separate blockchains that help scalability

A ready-made blockchain protocol that allows applications on it to be written in any language.

The underlying technology behind the security of a blockchain

Security tokens are intended to be investments, whereas utility tokens frequently have a specific use-case within the ecosystem of the issuing company.

A multisig wallet is a digital wallet that requires at least two or more private keys to sign in and make a transaction.