How Blockchain Transactions Work: From Initiation to Immutable Confirmation (Part 2)
Transaction malleability in Bitcoin was introduced due to a bug in the bitcoin implementation.
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How Blockchain Transactions Work: From Initiation to Immutable Confirmation (Part 2)
Ganache showing all transactions issued via the Remix IDE Once the contract is written and simulated in the Remix IDE using Ganache, the next step is…
Blockchain Data Storage: How On-Chain vs Off-Chain Storage Works (Part 2)
At a fundamental level, Ethereum blockchain is a transaction and consensus-driven state machine.
Block Size Increase: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept
This is the most debated proposal for increasing blockchain performance (transaction processing throughput).
Proof of Work (PoW) Explained: How Bitcoin Mining Validates Transactions
This is a proof that enough computational resources have been spent in order to build a valid block.
Hyperledger: A Complete Guide to Understanding This Blockchain Concept
Hyperledger is not a blockchain, but it is a project that was initiated by the Linux Foundation in December 2015 to advance blockchain…
Namecoin: The First Bitcoin Fork and Its Use Case for Decentralized DNS (Part 2)
The preceding screenshot shows that after sending the deposit the exchange occurs and finally All Done!
How Blockchain Transactions Work: From Initiation to Immutable Confirmation (Part 2)
Also known as memory pools, these pools are basically created in local memory (computer RAM) by nodes in order to maintain a…
Setting Up a Private Ethereum Network: Step-by-Step Developer Guide (Part 2)
Block explorer for private net / local Ethereum block explorer Local Ethereum block explorer is a useful tool that can be used to explore the local…
Quorum Blockchain: JPMorgan’s Enterprise Ethereum for Private Transactions (Part 2)
BFT consensus mechanism which allows verification and circulation of votes via transactions on the blockchain network.