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Lessons learned from 1400 Bitcoins loss

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The recent news about 1400 bitcoins loss caused a lot of buzz: the amount of Bitcoins worth about 16.3 million $, not any kind of exchange hack, all happened using Electrum wallet - one of the oldest and still very popular Bitcoin wallet. I share the lessons which could be learned from that story.

How to deploy chaincode in Hyperledger Fabric 2.0?

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With the new release of Hyperledger Fabric 2.0 the lifecycle of chaincode has been changed. It implies also the changes in the chaincode deployment process - what basically means that commands used to deploy chaincode in < 2.0 release (no matter if using peer binary or SDK) will not work. In this article I show how to deploy…

Truffle Suite – Ethereum developer toolbox: Truffle.

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Truffle Suite is the tool pack dedicated to Ethereum developers (focusing on smart contracts). That very actively developed project is currently one of the most popular frameworks for implementing, testing and running Ethereum based decentralized applications. In this article: I will describe the Truffle Suite tools; I will…

Understanding zero knowledge proofs and zk-SNARK.

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zk-SNARK (Zero-Knowledge Succinct Non-Interactive Argument of Knowledge) is the protocol of zero knowledge proof. ZCash cryptocurrency will be the one of first opened blockchain projects, which will utilize the implementation of this fascinating algorithm in the mechanics of blockchain. Zero knowledge proofs have huge potential…

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Private and public blockchains. What is the difference?

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Public blockchains can be used by everyone. Private blockchains can be used by selected group of participants. This is the most basic and overall difference between public and private blockchains. What is the real difference based on? What are the concrete differences between public and private blockchains? Who can be the user…

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Data feeds – free data sources for smart contracts

Data feeds are data "produced" by oracles, published on the blockchain, available to be read for free by smart contracts.

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Optimal strategy for safe Oracles use in web3

The oracle's business model is to execute off-chain (off-blockchain) queries and return them to the contract in exchange for a fee, which the contract pays by asking oracles for off-chain data.

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How to achieve decentralization using Oracles in blockchain?

So how do we create a decentralized oracle? The model is as follows: a contract should ask several oracles to execute the same query, get results from each oracle, and then determine the correct answer on its own based on multiple results (answers from multiple oracles).

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