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First came Bitcoin, then came the blockchain; all about the myriad applications of blockchain technology and how decentralization is changing the world.
Why is it important that blockchain have a distributed ledger?
After the 2008 global financial crisis led by some major banks like Bear Stearns, Citibank, and Lehman Brothers, which led to thousands of people losing their entire life savings. With millions losing their savings and jobs, people started losing faith in these big centralized institutions. Which led to the rise of new technologies like blockchain and cryptocurrency. So, why Is It Important That Blockchain Have A Distributed Ledger?
By SoluLab Official5 years ago in The Chain
Twitch Streamers Rake In Millions With A Crypto Gambling Boom
Some have warned that Twitch-based streamers are promoting games on crypto-sites while streaming in the United States. Securing sponsorships could encourage illegal gambling and land grabs in appalling legal territory, Ifrah said. Taking on sponsorships that inspire illegal gambling could also land them on sticky, authorized territory, he said.
By Sita Baral5 years ago in The Chain
Developing Nations Need a Better Internet to Develop Their Economies
Technology is unequally distributed and not accessible to everyone although. As a result, Internet access is a human right. While faster adoption is expected between 2025 and 2040 with the emergence of IoT technology solutions and decentralized networks such as blockchain, the question remains whether some countries will be left behind in the current global socio-economical developments and if they will ever catch up.
By Team ThreeFold5 years ago in The Chain
Building NFT Marketplace on Different Blockchain Technology
NFTs Utility started reaching peaks. NFT started leaving its footprints from digital to physical assets, the need for NFT marketplaces became indispensable. The interest in NFT has been widely increasing, people from comprehensive communities started marching towards the Crypto world, focusing on NFT. At a certain point, Crypto enthusiasts started barging into NFT Development company to build NFT marketplaces and making use of this market hype as a business opportunity. In this blog, let’s see the development of different blockchain-based NFT marketplaces.
By Linda John5 years ago in The Chain
Are NFTs worth the rage?
Are you someone who is tired of listening to your relatives, friends, celebrities, or neighbours gloating about NFTs at all times? And you don’t understand a word they say? Or do you also feel like buying NFTs but have no idea about what it really is? The truth is that you must be living under a rock if you haven’t heard about NFTs yet. But don’t worry! This is a secret that will be kept between us. Read this article to learn about the intricacies of NFTs and then form an opinion if they are worth the rage or not. This article will give you an in- depth analysis of NFTs or Non-Fungible Token and will help you understand its importance and relevance.
By Manoj Upadhyay5 years ago in The Chain
Why should you join CHAIR, the decentralized trading platform for utility NFTs
Due to the “money printing frenzy” in many countries and the weakening dollar, the traditional financial world is seeking safe-haven assets. Decentralized digital assets that are not controlled by any single country became the best choice for investing. As a result, mainstream financial institutions are starting to acknowledge and accept decentralized digital assets. This lies the foundation for the current bull market of digital currency.
By Sarah Tsai5 years ago in The Chain
What Is Cloud Mining?
If we take a single look at today's cryptocurrency world, we will find that cloud mining is a hot topic in certain cryptocurrency mining circles. Cloud mining is the method to mine cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum without investing in costly and energy-intensive computer hardware and software.
By Kandel gita5 years ago in The Chain
Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)
Story Bitcoin was considered by many to be the first DAO although the term was not coined until years later. In a couple of articles ( Overpaying For Security and Bitcoin and the Three Laws of Robotics ) published in September 2013, Daniel and Stan Larimer, well-known figures in the blockchain ecosystem, described a Distributed Autonomous Corporation or DAC (Decentralized Autonomous Corporation) as:
By BlockchainX5 years ago in The Chain








