A smart contract is a computer protocol intended to facilitate, verify, or enforce the negotiation or performance of a contract The term "smart contract" was first introduced around 1996 by Nick

Note: there are far more than 1 team with some cross collaboration to make them compatible. Can I try it now? yes Various clients, configured for testnet by default usually: HTLC.me for Web (easiest and

image link Article: Great stuff, thanks to this source.

Written in response to this. OmiseGo fails at PoS security In PoS proof of stake, the coins (i.e. the "stake") distribution = security. OmiseGo was distributed in pre-sale to limited number of

link More info on DPOS: DPOS missing white paper DPOS security The Problem with Byzantine Generals History of PoS Two Generals Problem Steem white paper Bitfury DPOS report in "Proof of Stake vs Proof

Waves platform is a better known decentralized exchange with some neat tech like Waves-NG and LPOS. I'll give summary of security issues in Waves and where new report is applicable. New audit report: No

Someone asked this title question in chat so I wanted to share the incentive structure as I understand it. Note: Creating mechanic is completely separate from buying. Not promotion. Numbers only. TLDR:

Good job Bitshares! source: notable other chains: steem >900,000 tx/day (I know it has done this, but this needs tx vs time plot to see history) eth 496,000 tx/day btc 368,934 tx/day Makes sense graphene

track is Galantis - Not this time buy their shit edit by friends of satoshi► Watch on DTube► Watch Source (IPFS)

Hope you guys are familiar with Bitshares On the Bitshares DEX you have trustless assets like bitUSD, bitCNY, bitBTC The reason they are trustless is no matter how you got them, you can always hit settle

Hi, I'm anonymous. I'm from the internet, you can trust me. I'm happy to be part of one of the fastest blockchains in existence, one with no fees, one that's faster than VISA, one that allows on-chain