Do tokens on ethereum leverage the miners on the eth blockchain or do they has their own set of POS validators. And if they do have their own set of validators why do they need ethereum blockchain for? What does eth help them with other than maybe providing them with a vast ecosystem? submitted…
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I can see that my trex miner displays my core temperature, but I want to see the memory temperature too. How do I do that? Thanks! submitted by /u/sonotworthit420 [link] [comments]
Russian banking giant Sberbank has presented the country’s first exchange-traded fund (ETF) giving investors access to the blockchain space. The new instrument holds securities of companies dealing with cryptocurrencies and the technologies that underpin them. Sberbank Introduces ETF Tracking Blockchain Economy Index The largest banking and financial services provider in Russia and the post-Soviet space, […]
I have some general questions about Ethereum and crypto. It might be a little dumb but I only really understand trading crypto and not really the behind the scenes stuff. How does Ethereum make money? All the people that work on Ethereum must get paid so where does that money come from? I understand coins…
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Someone had just found an exploit on Algo's Tinyman liquidity pools for both goBTC and goETH. Some how they figured it out and a bunch of projects have pulled their liquidity out to protect it, Tinycharts for example, which I have stake in. Hopefully everything recovers and the pools are restored. If not, fuck. The…
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The newer ssd's are about 1000 MB/s for a little more cost and was wondering if I'll be okay with the 540 MB/s. submitted by /u/ynotplay [link] [comments]
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running 7x6600xt i cant seen to get a stable mh. everythink i hvae looked at for oc isnt the same my core clock. mine be from 750-1950 and memery clock from 2300-2400. im new to mining rvn. no hate plzz an thanks submitted by /u/sharky-newby [link] [comments]
In every sport or form of competition, we see established rivals come to life. In basketball, it’s the Lakers and the Celtics, in boxing we’ve seen the likes of Furry vs Wilder, and in hip-hop, we often hear about Nas vs Jay-Z. Today in the world of crypto we have had a melting pot, stuffed with all kinds of herbs brewing a beef. One that was widely recognized, but that has slowly begun to fade is Ethereum and Cardano. Let’s take a look into the history of these blockchain giants. What’s Beef: The History Of Ethereum and Cardano’s Connection These two big dogs have a lot in common, and plenty of differences too – but the overall goal is to be on top of the blockchain in the end. Ethereum was created with the intention of becoming a global, open-source platform for custom assets and new kinds of economic applications. Considered to be one of the most ambitious blockchain projects to date, Ethereum seeks to leverage blockchain technology to decentralize products and services in a wide range of use cases beyond money. To date, Ethereum has seen a few distinct phases that have emphasized different aspects of its capabilities. In 2021, Ethereum solidified itself as the firm #2 player in crypto behind Bitcoin. Cardano’s primary use case is to allow transactions in it’s native cryptocurrency, ADA, and to enable developers to build secure decentralized applications powered by it. However, Cardano differs from other blockchain projects by emphasizing a research-driven approach to design, aiming to achieve an academic rigor it believes will propel adoption of its technology. Related Reading |The Year Of Alt Season: Altcoins Dominate Market In 2021 Ethereum is one of the top coins in blockchain. | ETH-USD on TradingView.com Invisible Strings & A Forgotten Past… The founder of Cardano, Charles Hoskinson, started his blockchain journey in 2013. He founded an online school, called the Bitcoin Education Project, where he stumbled upon Ethereum’s own Vitalik Buterin. Not much longer, he became one of the eight original co-founders of Ethereum. After some dispute over whether Ethereum should become for-profit, Charles left Ethereum in 2014. What makes this a real beef is not the fact that Charles left Ethereum, but how the marketing of ADA was directly targeting Ethereum. Dubbed the “Ethereum-killer,” ADA made a name for itself for quite some time as the coin to look out for. Many investors have been waiting for Cardano to take the thrown, but Ethereum has just stayed elating and on the rise – despite obstacles such as high gas fees. Ethereum was blessed with the early start, and that has helped cement them in the position the blockchain is in today. The problem with ADA is the large amount of frozen contracts and staging drops; they face a wall of trying to get over the hump so they can finally do what many have waited for. ADA has many game changing ideas, and contracts that can improve and help push the crypto further. Both ADA and ETH continue to have beef, but other emerging tokens have challenged ADA’s position lately as well. Despite all of this, these two coins have been hot topics and coins to watch throughout the year, with both reaching all-time highs. Next year, and the years to come will be exciting as we find out who will go and who will stay. What’s beef!? Related Reading |The Year Of Alt Season: Altcoins Dominate Market In 2021
