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berty.tech
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| | | | | Why a DAO for Berty? (Part I) TLDR: The Berty protocol will never depend on a Blockchain. We plan to set up a DAO to secure governance of its development team. Berty 's mission is to create a protocol and applications enabling secure p2p communication between people. More simply put, it means that Berty's applications will protect confidential conversations between individuals, including in adverse political situations that might compromise the security or the availability of the internet itself. | |
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academy.shrimpy.io
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| | | | | What is Proof of Stake, and why have blockchain developers decided to implement it in Ethereum 2.0? Does it really scale better than Proof of Work, and if so, will staking ultimately replace mining? | |
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gendal.me
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| | | | | It's time to talk about transaction finality. Last week's 51% attack demonstrates that Ethereum-style blockchains are not ready for business A belief took hold amongst some of the tech community in 2018: "If you have an enterprise blockchain use-case you should build it on a platform based on Ethereum." The argument was pretty well constructed... | |
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bdtechtalks.com
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| | | Change is always difficult, especially when presented to a species advanced enough to recognize it as it's happening. To the human mind, the concept of Artificial Intelligence swings a pendulum from fascination to fear. | ||
