There are a number of different blockchain types and platforms. They are differentiated, for example, by whether they are private (closed group of participants), hybrid (mixed form) or public (open to all), or whether they are equipped with or without permission (possible accesses). The choice of the appropriate blockchain platform depends on the respective industry
At the outset, the project team should ask itself the question: What technical problem can the blockchain solve better than with another technology? To do this, the team needs to know all the relevant processes in detail and identify the problem sets for them. If these processes do not fit blockchain, it must be examined
A roadmap should provide a clear overview of the steps and actions required to implement a blockchain. One important feature that influences a blockchain roadmap is decentralization. To maintain the network information, as well as the rules for the operation of the entire network, the nodes distributed throughout the network use a specific consensus mechanism.
Mainstream acceptance of blockchain is imminent - companies are securing important market share with the right blockchain roadmap strategy to secure their existence in the digitalization era. To do this, it is extremely important that the project team first understands the distributed nature of the network. This is because the participants of a blockchain network
Bitcoin may be the best known and oldest blockchain, but it has only one purpose: to send digital currency back and forth. Ethereum on the other hand, was meant to be built differently from the start and be able to respond to new technologies and current trends. From the beginning, it was clear that Ethereum
Ethereum is the second largest blockchain in the world after Bitcoin and the clear No.1 in terms of use cases: since its launch in 2015, Ethereum has become one of the largest digital platforms in the world. Advocates of the platform refer to it as the "world's computer" and agree that Ethereum will play a
Telangana, a state in India launches a blockchain accelerator in collaboration with CoinSwitch Kuber and Lumos Labs. The government of Telangana (state of India) announced that the India Blockchain Accelerator program, which aims to nurture early-stage Web2 and Web3 startups and blockchain developers, is now launching. The program aims to solve real-world challenges. The program
Alfprotocol is designed to accommodate traders with different risk profiles. It offers leveraged and non-leveraged products suitable for both new and experienced traders in a decentralized ecosystem. Solana, a robust blockchain predestined for the core requirements of a decentralized financial platform, powers it all. Thus, SOL has proven to be a viable go-to blockchain compared
Ethereum is up over 500% this year, outperforming Bitcoin by quite a bit. Bitcoin may have dominated the headlines this year, but it can be clearly stated that the real action this year is on Ethereum. Compared to an impressive near-100% rise in Bitcoin in 2021, Ethereum is up over 500%. In the 131 days
Avalanche is a proof-of-stake blockchain with its own consensus mechanism. The blockchain network promises high transaction throughput with low transaction fees compared to the dominant smart contract platform, Ethereum. Avalanche is a scalable, customizable, high-performance, and secure blockchain platform that aims to build application-specific blockchains, complex digital smart assets, and scalable decentralized applications. In 2020,
