In addition to being used as a digital currency, Ethereum can also be used to process other types of financial transactions, execute smart contracts, and store data for third-party applications. Ethereum is an open platform … Read more
Polkadot chain security can be created and maintained without touching Substrate (although there are currently limited alternative software options for doing so), and chains created using Substrate do not need to be connected to Polkadot … Read more
In a world where centralized control has been the norm for most applications and services, Decentralized Applications (DApps) are changing the paradigm. These applications run on decentralized networks, ensuring more transparency, security, and user control. … Read more
Smart contracts can be considered as a secure registration procedure, because its execution and coding effects (such as value transfer between parties) are strictly enforced, and transactions with specific contract details are entered into the … Read more
In the simplest form, decentralized finance is a concept in which financial products can be used on a public decentralized blockchain network, making it open to anyone, rather than through intermediaries such as banks or … Read more
NFT creators, marketers, buyers, and sellers can now use the NFTify app to search for counterfeit, duplicate, and inappropriate content. NFTify allows small businesses to create their own NFT market without coding; helps NFT contributors … Read more
NFTs are digitally unique today and no two NFTs are alike. Although one digital currency is the same as another (or “fungible”), each NFT is a one-time use with a certified owner, even though the … Read more
International Business Machines (IBM) is one of the largest and most powerful computer companies in the world, headquartered in the United States. With the rise of early computers in the 1950s and 1960s, IBM became … Read more