Over the next month, entitled customers will be able to send and receive ETH, MATIC, and USDC on Polygon, and USDC on Solana. The Polygon unification marks the first time has enabled the capacity to send and receive these benefits on an L2 or sidechain. Sending crypto on Ethereum has become increasingly costly for individual […]
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Most Favoured Crypto Trading Strategies
Introduction Trading is obtain and selling something to make an interest. For example, in real-world goods markets, trading of all sorts of thing takes place, including goods like Tesla, currencies like U.S. Dollars, metals like gold, and items like soybeans. Cryptocurrency trading is all the temper right now due to its volatility and frequency of […]
A Look AT EOS
EOS is one of the top three competitors of Ethereum. It is also the largest ICO that was ever carried out on Ethereum and was able to raise a whopping amount of $4 billion. EOS at times is also referred to as ‘Ethereum on Steroids’ as 1000s of transactions per second are possible on it. […]
Enterprise Blockchain Implementation Cha
An increase in the adoption of blockchains has also created many challenges associated with blockchain implementation. Indicating that there is still a long way to go for blockchain technology before it can be completely implemented. Some of the problems that are being witnessed in the implementation of the blockchain are discussed below: Increasing Cost One […]
Importance of Consensus Mechanism for Bl
Private Blockchains are also known as enterprise blockchains; the difference from public blockchains is that they are permissioned. Some of the key features of private blockchains are: Controlled membership and access: Only trusted nodes are permitted to join the enterprise blockchains. New users are validated through the identity management system of the organization. This implies […]
Ethereum Transition to PoS Consensus Mec
Proof-of-Stake (PoS) is one of the most common consensus algorithms that have gained popularity as an alternative for the PoW algorithm. It has evolved as a low-cost and low-energy consensus mechanism. In this consensus mechanism, responsibilities for managing the ledger are distributed among the nodes in proportion to the number of tokens staked by them. […]