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How-To Blockchain
Below you will find Videos we have found to be helpful in navigating the Crypto Space
Bitcoin is the first decentralized digital currency. All Bitcoin transactions are documented on a virtual ledger called the blockchain, which is accessible for everyone to see.
Bitcoin gives you complete control over your money, unlike other assets you own which are regulated by banks and governments. As bitcoin gains more popularity, more and more places accept it as a payment method
Blockchain technology is a way of managing a ledger of records in a decentralized manner. It means that everyone participates in maintaining and updating the ledger, which makes it practically impossible to falsify.
While Blockchain technology is a good solution to the issue of centralization, it’s also very inefficient and slow, therefore it should only be used if the problem at hand is indeed centralization.
Put simply, cryptocurrencies are like regular currencies except they’re entirely digital. Each individual cryptocurrency coin is fundamentally just a collection of numbers and letters
This sounds complicated, but it’s actually not far off from what we see with currencies today. Bills have serial numbers, and bank accounts have account numbers
Cryptocurrencies are basically like serial numbers without the physical bill, and cryptocurrency wallets are like bank account numbers without your name attached to them
Instead of the bank or government keeping track of your wallet balance, this is done by computers that connect to a cryptocurrency network to process transactions and earn cryptocurrency for doing so.
Hello, fam! Crypto Casey, here and I'm on a mission to improve people’s lives through crypto education. In this important video we discuss what cryptocurrency wallets are, how they work, and how to quickly set one up and transfer your crypto step-by-step.
We also distinguish between “hot” and “cold” wallets. Let's jump in!
The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial legal or tax advice. The content of this video is solely the opinions of the speaker who is not a licensed financial advisor or registered investment advisor. Trading cryptocurrencies poses considerable risk of loss. The speaker does not guarantee any particular outcome.
Are you wondering what a Smart Contract is? Well, a smart contract is an agreement between multiple people who agree that a piece of code will be executed if certain conditions are met. Right now, I know of 4 main use cases for Smart Contracts, and they are:
1) Flash Loans
2) Insurance
3) Token Switching (Decentralized Exchanges)
4) Buying and Selling real world representations
Watch our animated video on SCs to understand how each of these examples currently work and what their potentials are in the future!
What is an NFT? A Non-Fungible Token, also known as a NFT, is a type of digital token or asset. A common analogy is to think of these as digital trading cards or digital paintings. When you buy an NFT, you are buying the rights to that specific asset. In this video you'll learn exactly what a non-fungible token is, and why they are valuable.