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Arbitrium token distribution overview. Is centralized DAO still a DAO?

The distribution of the ARB token implies a 27% allocation of the ARB token to the Arbitrum project team, and 17.53% to investors. Individual portfolios is only 11.62% of the allocation.

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New Greenpeace campaign attacks Bitcoin. Is it legit?

Greenpeace in collaboration with Benjamin Von Wong created a spot, campaign which should rise the awareness about Bitcoin being harmful for the environment. The goal is to convince the audience that Bitcoin is bad and requires... protocol change,…

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FedNow FED payment infrastructure in July 2023

FED announced release of their FedNow Service in July 2023. It's the infrastructure for instant payments between participants like banks, financial institutions or even fintechs.

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Plutus – Cardano web3 solution architecture

Plutus is Cardano's smart contracts platform. We develop web3 solutions for Cardano in Haskell. Cardano is based on EUTXO, as is Bitcoin.

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Cardano – key features of the 3rd generation blockchain

Cardano is built on Haskell and based on the dedicated Ouroboros consensus algorithm. The blockchain's cryptocurrency is ADA.

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Learn about the Chainlink ecosystem features for web3

Chainlink Oracles, data feeds, VRF and automation - these are leading features of Chainlink available for smart contracts and web3

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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…

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How to read non-blockchain data in smart contracts and how Oracle works?

External data to the smart contract (from outside the blockchain) can be provided only, as parameters (arguments) of its call. Oracles are software running outside the blockchain, which listens for "requests" by smart contracts for external data,…

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