Group: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept
A group is a commutative set with one operation that combines two elements of the set.
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Fabric: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept (Part 2)
To understand various projects that are under development in the Hyperledger project, it is essential to understand the foundations of…
Structs: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept
These constructs can be used to group a set of dissimilar data types under a logical group.
Enums: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept
An example is shown as follows: enum Order {Filled, Placed, Expired }; Order private ord; ord=Order.Filled; Explicit conversion to and from all integer…
Example: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept
In the following section, an example will be presented that will make use of web3.js to allow interaction with the contracts via a web page…
Blockchain Wallets Explained: Types, Security, and How to Choose the Right One (Part 2)
Defined in BIP32 and BIP44, Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallets store keys in a tree structure derived from a seed.
Corda Blockchain: R3’s Enterprise-Grade Distributed Ledger for Financial Services
Corda is not a blockchain by definition because it does not contain blocks of bundled transactions, but it falls under the category of…
Cryptoeconomics: How Economics and Cryptography Come Together in Blockchain
New fields of research are emerging with blockchains, most notably, cryptoeconomics, which is the study of protocols governing the…
Consensus Mechanisms: The Rules That Keep Blockchain Networks Agreed and Secure (Part 2)
The consensus mechanism in Ethereum is based on the Greedy Heaviest Observed Subtree (GHOST) protocol proposed initially by…
DACs vs DAOs: Understanding Decentralized Autonomous Corporations
Decentralized Autonomous Corporations (DACs) are similar to DAOs in concept, though considered to be a smaller…