In this video in Q&A form I'm going over some example of decentralised systems and on how and why many applications becomes centralised. Also trying to give my perspective on what's blockchain role

There are a lot of fundamental reasons why people are not really using Dapps. Jimmy Song in his videos quite well explains them. DAPPS (smart contracts/apps on Ethereum blockchain) has a lot of problems:

There are many token standards (ERC20, ERC223, ERC721, ERC777, ERC827 etc.). In this video I'm explaining differences between then and why I'm recommending to choose ERC20 + ERC777 (in same smart contract)

After reading "The Gloves Are Off: EOS A Case of Dishonesty, Ignorance and Stupidity" I decided to give my opinion on EOS. Centralization - it's not only about who can control network. It's also

Most of ICOs are using ERC20 tokens. We have more that 500 tokens with 25 billion USD market cap! But there are a few really ugly things about it. You can't really easily use it in your smart-contracts.

One of "Programming Blockchain" course alumni, guy who I was in same class with, just create nice video explanation about Bitcoin soft forks. Many people are talking about all that forking stuff,

Last week I had possibility to participate in pProgramming Blockchain seminar (programmingblockchain.com) by Jimmy Song. One of his students made great video explanation of how bitcoin protocol works.

Time to time I'm posting messages on G+ ( I like two main features there: possibility to have collections and longer posts (twitter limits sometime are just not enough) . Now, when most of my messages

WonHwaDo is traditional Korean Martial art which all movements are based on circular motions. Also being Korean art it has a lot of kicking techniques. Looks at photos from last european WonHwaDo instructors