An Ultimate, In-depth Explanation of How EVM Works. Source: https://medium.com/swlh/getting-deep-into-evm-how-ethereum-works-backstage-ab6ad9c0d0bf This post is a continuation of my Getting Deep Into Series started in an effort to provide a deeper understanding of the internal workings and other cool stuff about Ethereum and blockchain in general which you will not find easily on the web. Here are the previous […]
The legislation enables banks to sell and store cryptocurrencies from January 1, 2020. Other providers will now require a German license. The German parliament today passed a bill allowing banks to sell and store cryptocurrencies from next year. The new legislation will come into force on 1 January 2020, and will require current custody providers and […]
This article explains how someone will be able to become a validator in Ethereum 2.0. New Ethereum will replace mining process as seen current Ethereum and use Proof of Stake consensus where validators will be the one maintaining the network. Those validators attestations are written on the Beacon chain. However, we won’t get into those […]
“The stock-to-flow approach originating in commodity-market analysis serves to quantify the ‘hardness’ of an asset. Applied to Bitcoin, an unusually strong correlation emerges between the market value of this cryptocurrency and the ratio between existing stockpiles of Bitcoin (‘stock’) and new supply (‘flow’),” they say. Source: https://www.bayernlb.com/
Die Blockchain-Technologie ist eine der meistdiskutierten Innovationen der digitalen Transformation von Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft. Durch Eigenschaften wie Dezentralität, Zuverlässigkeit, Fälschungssicherheit eröffnet sie ein
breites Feld an innovativen Anwendungsmöglichkeiten und neuen Kooperationsformen.
You’ve probably heard of Compound. They built compound.finance on Ethereum which allows you to lend and earn interest on your ETH, DAI, USDC, and several other ERC20s.
Today, the interest rate offered to DAI lenders is 10%, which is high enough to turn EthHeads’ heads (see cover photo).
As the CEO of SpankChain, it’s my job to manage the company reserves, which also includes nearly half a million DAI. At 10% annual interest, that’s ~$4,000 per month that we’re leaving on the table by not moving our DAI into Compound. That’s quite the opportunity cost. But the thing to remember when investing is that there is no free lunch. All investments have their risks and lending on Compound is no exception.
Source: The LAO – Medium · 11 min read OpenLaw will be launching the first limited liability for-profit DAO, named the LAO. The LAO will enable members to invest in Ethereum new ventures and generate a profit. A new era of DAOs is beginning. The LAO: A For-Profit, Limited Liability Autonomous Organization Since first proposed in 2013, the notion of […]
by Koh Wei Jie · 8 min read Railway semaphore signals. Source: WikiMedia Commons This year, Ethereum has undergone a privacy renaissance of sorts. Encouraged by prominent members of the community, researchers, programmers, and DAO funders have collaborated to accelerate the ideation and implementation of privacy solutions, particularly those which employ zero-knowledge proofs. We are now at a […]
Wouldn’t it be amazing if we didn’t have to waste so much precious space on our expensive and sensitive SSDs to run an Ethereum node, and could rather move at least some of the data onto a cheap and durable HDD? With the v1.9.0 release, Geth separated its database into two parts (done by Péter Szilágyi, Martin […]
Protocols like Compound Finance and DYDX are arguably the most compelling reasons why you’d want to build an app on Ethereum. Unfortunately the entire web3 stack is surrounded by a cloud of wonky terminology and technical barriers. This jargon minefield makes it next to impossible for the average Jane to get something up and running.
Until now