This presentation compares Ethereum and Bitcoin, arguing that Ethereum is more flexible, scalable, and capable of supporting smart contracts and ICOs. It notes that Ethereum transactions are faster and cheaper than Bitcoin, and that the Ethereum network is more adaptable due to its ability to hard fork. The document promotes following related Telegram and Twitter accounts for more information.
The document discusses the history and future of Ethereum, a decentralized platform that allows people to build applications and agreements without centralized control. It outlines how Ethereum improves on previous blockchain technologies like Bitcoin by allowing arbitrary programs and contracts to be built and run on its decentralized network. The document also details Ethereum's development process and goals of providing a more powerful and flexible platform compared to existing cryptocurrencies and blockchain applications.
Ethereum is a decentralized computer or worldwide computing platform that allows anyone to build and use worldwide applications that run on blockchain technology. It aims to be a trustworthy and accessible platform to enable uses like smart contracts, decentralized applications, and other programs without centralized control. Development of Ethereum began in 2013 and the system is still improving, with the goal of significantly increasing its scalability and capabilities by planned software upgrades over the next few years.
Ethereum is transitioning through several phases of development called Olympic, Frontier, Homestead, Metropolis, and Serenity. Metropolis will include improvements to simplify VM I/O and allow dynamic storage sizes, while Serenity will transition the protocol to a proof-of-stake model. Additionally, Ethcore is working on projects like Civility for reliability, Tenuity for light clients, and Purity for the Serenity fork. The document outlines several upcoming improvements to the Ethereum protocol as it progresses towards further decentralization and scalability.
Ethereum is a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts: applications that run exactly as programmed without downtime, censorship, fraud or third party interference. It allows developers to build decentralized applications (Dapps) on top of its blockchain using its native cryptocurrency called Ether. Some examples of Dapps being built on Ethereum include digital identities, financial services and prediction markets. The development of Ethereum was pioneered by Vitalik Buterin in 2013 and the network went live in 2015.
Ethereum is a global computer that allows anyone to build and use decentralized applications running on blockchain technology. As a world computer, Ethereum provides guarantees of permanence, immutability, and security without centralized control. It enables a new type of internet where applications are open and accessible to everyone with an internet connection.
Blockchains provide a decentralized and trustless platform for computing by creating a shared global state through a Byzantine Fault Tolerant system of transaction verification. This allows for applications like cryptocurrencies and smart contracts that provide guarantees around atomicity, immutability, and permanent data storage. While early blockchains were limited in their capabilities, newer platforms like Ethereum enable multi-user accounts, object-oriented programming and interoperability to build a more general world computer. Blockchains reduce the need for trust between parties by diffusing it across the network.
This presentation compares Ethereum and Bitcoin, arguing that Ethereum is more flexible, scalable, and capable of supporting smart contracts and ICOs. It notes that Ethereum transactions are faster and cheaper than Bitcoin, and that the Ethereum network is more adaptable due to its ability to hard fork. The document promotes following related Telegram and Twitter accounts for more information.
The document discusses the history and future of Ethereum, a decentralized platform that allows people to build applications and agreements without centralized control. It outlines how Ethereum improves on previous blockchain technologies like Bitcoin by allowing arbitrary programs and contracts to be built and run on its decentralized network. The document also details Ethereum's development process and goals of providing a more powerful and flexible platform compared to existing cryptocurrencies and blockchain applications.
Ethereum is a decentralized computer or worldwide computing platform that allows anyone to build and use worldwide applications that run on blockchain technology. It aims to be a trustworthy and accessible platform to enable uses like smart contracts, decentralized applications, and other programs without centralized control. Development of Ethereum began in 2013 and the system is still improving, with the goal of significantly increasing its scalability and capabilities by planned software upgrades over the next few years.
Ethereum is transitioning through several phases of development called Olympic, Frontier, Homestead, Metropolis, and Serenity. Metropolis will include improvements to simplify VM I/O and allow dynamic storage sizes, while Serenity will transition the protocol to a proof-of-stake model. Additionally, Ethcore is working on projects like Civility for reliability, Tenuity for light clients, and Purity for the Serenity fork. The document outlines several upcoming improvements to the Ethereum protocol as it progresses towards further decentralization and scalability.
Ethereum is a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts: applications that run exactly as programmed without downtime, censorship, fraud or third party interference. It allows developers to build decentralized applications (Dapps) on top of its blockchain using its native cryptocurrency called Ether. Some examples of Dapps being built on Ethereum include digital identities, financial services and prediction markets. The development of Ethereum was pioneered by Vitalik Buterin in 2013 and the network went live in 2015.
Ethereum is a global computer that allows anyone to build and use decentralized applications running on blockchain technology. As a world computer, Ethereum provides guarantees of permanence, immutability, and security without centralized control. It enables a new type of internet where applications are open and accessible to everyone with an internet connection.
Blockchains provide a decentralized and trustless platform for computing by creating a shared global state through a Byzantine Fault Tolerant system of transaction verification. This allows for applications like cryptocurrencies and smart contracts that provide guarantees around atomicity, immutability, and permanent data storage. While early blockchains were limited in their capabilities, newer platforms like Ethereum enable multi-user accounts, object-oriented programming and interoperability to build a more general world computer. Blockchains reduce the need for trust between parties by diffusing it across the network.
This document summarizes an event on introducing smart contracts. It includes an intro by Jarrad Hope, a session on writing smart contracts by Joris Bontje, a Q&A with Jeffrey Wilcke, and further discussions on smart contracts and their applications, including as vending machines, digital rights management, enforcement through reputation, and Ethereum as a platform for smart contracts. Recommended further readings on the topic are also provided.
DAOs on Ethereum: The Future of Venture FinancePaul Kohlhaas
An overview and explanation of current developments of DAOs on the Ethereum Blockchain. Specific focus on the slock.it DAO use case, governance, entity interactions and a financial categorization.
Smart contracts enabled by blockchain technology can automate and improve contract enforcement by:
1) Making agreements machine-readable and executable so they can be carried out autonomously without disputes.
2) Significantly reducing inefficiencies, costs, and errors compared to traditional paper-based legal systems that rely on lawyers and institutions.
3) Allowing novel new types of micro-agreements and low-cost proofs of things like identity, ownership, and provenance by removing traditional barriers.
The document summarizes Ethereum, a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts and serves as a programmable database. It discusses how Ethereum allows for decentralized applications that do not require trusting intermediaries. Ethereum uses blockchain technology and smart contracts to enable new types of distributed organizations and economies without centralized control. The document also briefly describes several companies building applications on Ethereum, as well as Bitnation which aims to provide governance services in a decentralized manner using blockchain technology.
"The ethereum Experience" was a presentation by Dr Gavin Wood hosted at the ethereum London Meetup.
Gavin presents an exclusive update in the latest developments of the ethereum platform, including some never-seen-before UI mockups of what ethereum might eventually look like at launch.
Gavin also covers a more generalist view of ethereum and how it could fit in a zero-trust, decentralized 'Web 3.0' model as part of an ecosystem of decentralized content distribution, messaging and networking.
For the video of the event (which will be posted from the 12 May 2014 onwards), please see our YouTube Channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/ethereumproject
For more ethereum meetups in London, please visit http://www.meetup.com/ethereum/
For more information about ethereum please visit https://www.ethereum.org/
Ethereum Tutorial - Ethereum Explained | What is Ethereum? | Ethereum Explain...Simplilearn
The document provides an overview of Ethereum, including its key features like cryptocurrency (Ether), smart contracts, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), decentralized applications (Dapps), and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). It discusses how Ether is used to pay for transactions and computational resources on the Ethereum network. It also explains how smart contracts are programs that facilitate exchanges without a central authority, and how the EVM executes smart contract code. Dapps are similar to traditional web applications, but run on a distributed network instead of centralized servers.
9 BUILDING BLOCKS FOR A SUCCESSFUL BLOCKCHAIN INDUSTRY | BLOCKSTARS.IOBlockStars.io
Want to go beyond Bitcoins? We outline what is needed for a successful blockchain industry in 9 simple building blocks.
We view each one as critical infrastructure to enable sustainable commercial businesses to operate on a blockchain.
The document discusses the history and potential of Ethereum, beginning with Bitcoin in 2009 and the introduction of Ethereum in 2015. It describes the author's research into Ethereum and participation in the community through forums and discussions. Key aspects of Ethereum discussed include smart contracts, decentralized autonomous organizations, and possibilities to transform industries like government and utilities by removing middlemen and putting ownership and wealth directly into users' hands through the Ethereum blockchain.
The document discusses the future of autonomous agents and decentralized networks. It describes how autonomous agents, like self-driving vehicles and delivery drones, could operate on networks like TradeNet and MatterNet to provide transportation and delivery services in an efficient, affordable manner. The agents would use cryptocurrency to pay for costs, keep profits to spawn new agents, and hire humans for repairs. Over time, agents could replace many human jobs but also make goods and services much cheaper overall.
Crypto tokens are digital assets that can represent shares in a company, voting rights, or in-game items. They are often used to raise funds during an initial coin offering. Developers can then list the tokens on cryptocurrency exchanges so that users can trade them. Tokens are designed to incentivize participants in open networks and could help reverse internet centralization by enabling new decentralized networks and greater innovation.
This document provides an overview of investing in blockchain and cryptocurrencies. It discusses the future potential of blockchain to disrupt financial systems similar to how the internet disrupted media. It also examines some of the top initial coin offerings (ICOs) in 2017 that raised hundreds of millions of dollars and the returns in the cryptocurrency market that year. Financial industry applications of blockchain that are well-suited include payments, private equity, bonds, and trading/spending records. However, there are still legal uncertainties around cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings that investors should be aware of.
A short 101 on blockchain and cryptocurrencies - What is blockchain? How to get started investing in crypto? Tactical tips for keeping your investment secure. Presentation for Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Meetup at WeWork San Francisco, Oct 23 2017.
Blockchain explained - Brunswick Review Spotlight on CybersecurityBrunswick Group
Blockchain – the “distributed ledger” technology that underpins the digital currency bitcoin – is being talked about as the future of cybersecurity. One of its defining features, that it is decentralized, is what makes blockchain so safe and potentially transformational.
We demystify the technology behind Blockchain in the Brunswick Review Spotlight on Cybersecurity.
For more information please visit: https://www.brunswickgroup.com/publications/brunswick-review/
Making Lemonade out of Lemons: Squeezing utility from a proof-of-work experimentTim Swanson
[Note: references and citations can be found in the notes section of the slides]
First presented at the R3 Cryptocurrency Round Table on December 11, 2014 in Palo Alto. Covers "Bitcoin 2.0" ideas including alternative consensus mechanisms, costs of operating decentralized ledgers, use-cases for these new ledgers within existing financial institutions and potential hurdles including disproportional rewards.
Ethereum is a decentralized computing platform that allows anyone to build and use worldwide applications that run on blockchain technology. It aims to be a common platform for different parties to transact and interact with each other in a transparent and auditable manner. Some key points:
- Ethereum applications are run on a global network of computers rather than being hosted on single servers. This allows the applications to be censorship resistant and available to anyone with an internet connection.
- The Ethereum platform launched in 2015 and allows developers to build applications using smart contracts - programs that automatically execute transactions based on predetermined conditions.
- Its programming language, Solidity, allows developers to build decentralized applications with features like payments, voting, registries
Crypto Coinference 2019 - Banca Mediolanum a confronto con i nuovi modelli DLT.Crypto Coinference
Demetrio Migliorati is passionate about innovation and emerging technologies. He currently serves as the Head of Blockchain at Banca Mediolanum and lectures on digital transformation. He is a member of several advisory boards and associations focused on fintech and blockchain. Migliorati helped launch the Insurance Blockchain Sandbox initiative in Italy to test blockchain applications for insurance use cases like flight delays, luggage delays, and weather events. The sandbox aims to help the insurance sector adopt blockchain over the next 5-10 years as the technology matures.
This document discusses cryptocurrency and bitcoin. It begins with an introduction to cryptocurrency and defines it as a system that uses cryptography to allow secure digital transactions in a decentralized manner. It then discusses two major problems in computer science that bitcoin addresses: the double spending problem and the Byzantine Generals problem. It provides details on how bitcoin uses a distributed public ledger called a blockchain and mining to solve these problems. The document also covers bitcoin mining, payments, advantages and disadvantages of cryptocurrency.
This presentation discusses exchange traded funds (ETFs) and their potential importance for cryptocurrencies. An ETF is a fund that owns assets and has shares that are traded on a securities exchange, allowing shareholders to indirectly own the underlying assets. ETFs could potentially acquire bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies and trade on exchanges, giving a wider range of investors access and increasing prices through greater demand. However, regulators are wary of approving cryptocurrency ETFs due to concerns over technical failures and forks.
This document summarizes an event on introducing smart contracts. It includes an intro by Jarrad Hope, a session on writing smart contracts by Joris Bontje, a Q&A with Jeffrey Wilcke, and further discussions on smart contracts and their applications, including as vending machines, digital rights management, enforcement through reputation, and Ethereum as a platform for smart contracts. Recommended further readings on the topic are also provided.
DAOs on Ethereum: The Future of Venture FinancePaul Kohlhaas
An overview and explanation of current developments of DAOs on the Ethereum Blockchain. Specific focus on the slock.it DAO use case, governance, entity interactions and a financial categorization.
Smart contracts enabled by blockchain technology can automate and improve contract enforcement by:
1) Making agreements machine-readable and executable so they can be carried out autonomously without disputes.
2) Significantly reducing inefficiencies, costs, and errors compared to traditional paper-based legal systems that rely on lawyers and institutions.
3) Allowing novel new types of micro-agreements and low-cost proofs of things like identity, ownership, and provenance by removing traditional barriers.
The document summarizes Ethereum, a decentralized platform that runs smart contracts and serves as a programmable database. It discusses how Ethereum allows for decentralized applications that do not require trusting intermediaries. Ethereum uses blockchain technology and smart contracts to enable new types of distributed organizations and economies without centralized control. The document also briefly describes several companies building applications on Ethereum, as well as Bitnation which aims to provide governance services in a decentralized manner using blockchain technology.
"The ethereum Experience" was a presentation by Dr Gavin Wood hosted at the ethereum London Meetup.
Gavin presents an exclusive update in the latest developments of the ethereum platform, including some never-seen-before UI mockups of what ethereum might eventually look like at launch.
Gavin also covers a more generalist view of ethereum and how it could fit in a zero-trust, decentralized 'Web 3.0' model as part of an ecosystem of decentralized content distribution, messaging and networking.
For the video of the event (which will be posted from the 12 May 2014 onwards), please see our YouTube Channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/ethereumproject
For more ethereum meetups in London, please visit http://www.meetup.com/ethereum/
For more information about ethereum please visit https://www.ethereum.org/
Ethereum Tutorial - Ethereum Explained | What is Ethereum? | Ethereum Explain...Simplilearn
The document provides an overview of Ethereum, including its key features like cryptocurrency (Ether), smart contracts, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), decentralized applications (Dapps), and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). It discusses how Ether is used to pay for transactions and computational resources on the Ethereum network. It also explains how smart contracts are programs that facilitate exchanges without a central authority, and how the EVM executes smart contract code. Dapps are similar to traditional web applications, but run on a distributed network instead of centralized servers.
9 BUILDING BLOCKS FOR A SUCCESSFUL BLOCKCHAIN INDUSTRY | BLOCKSTARS.IOBlockStars.io
Want to go beyond Bitcoins? We outline what is needed for a successful blockchain industry in 9 simple building blocks.
We view each one as critical infrastructure to enable sustainable commercial businesses to operate on a blockchain.
The document discusses the history and potential of Ethereum, beginning with Bitcoin in 2009 and the introduction of Ethereum in 2015. It describes the author's research into Ethereum and participation in the community through forums and discussions. Key aspects of Ethereum discussed include smart contracts, decentralized autonomous organizations, and possibilities to transform industries like government and utilities by removing middlemen and putting ownership and wealth directly into users' hands through the Ethereum blockchain.
The document discusses the future of autonomous agents and decentralized networks. It describes how autonomous agents, like self-driving vehicles and delivery drones, could operate on networks like TradeNet and MatterNet to provide transportation and delivery services in an efficient, affordable manner. The agents would use cryptocurrency to pay for costs, keep profits to spawn new agents, and hire humans for repairs. Over time, agents could replace many human jobs but also make goods and services much cheaper overall.
Crypto tokens are digital assets that can represent shares in a company, voting rights, or in-game items. They are often used to raise funds during an initial coin offering. Developers can then list the tokens on cryptocurrency exchanges so that users can trade them. Tokens are designed to incentivize participants in open networks and could help reverse internet centralization by enabling new decentralized networks and greater innovation.
This document provides an overview of investing in blockchain and cryptocurrencies. It discusses the future potential of blockchain to disrupt financial systems similar to how the internet disrupted media. It also examines some of the top initial coin offerings (ICOs) in 2017 that raised hundreds of millions of dollars and the returns in the cryptocurrency market that year. Financial industry applications of blockchain that are well-suited include payments, private equity, bonds, and trading/spending records. However, there are still legal uncertainties around cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings that investors should be aware of.
A short 101 on blockchain and cryptocurrencies - What is blockchain? How to get started investing in crypto? Tactical tips for keeping your investment secure. Presentation for Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Meetup at WeWork San Francisco, Oct 23 2017.
Blockchain explained - Brunswick Review Spotlight on CybersecurityBrunswick Group
Blockchain – the “distributed ledger” technology that underpins the digital currency bitcoin – is being talked about as the future of cybersecurity. One of its defining features, that it is decentralized, is what makes blockchain so safe and potentially transformational.
We demystify the technology behind Blockchain in the Brunswick Review Spotlight on Cybersecurity.
For more information please visit: https://www.brunswickgroup.com/publications/brunswick-review/
Making Lemonade out of Lemons: Squeezing utility from a proof-of-work experimentTim Swanson
[Note: references and citations can be found in the notes section of the slides]
First presented at the R3 Cryptocurrency Round Table on December 11, 2014 in Palo Alto. Covers "Bitcoin 2.0" ideas including alternative consensus mechanisms, costs of operating decentralized ledgers, use-cases for these new ledgers within existing financial institutions and potential hurdles including disproportional rewards.
Ethereum is a decentralized computing platform that allows anyone to build and use worldwide applications that run on blockchain technology. It aims to be a common platform for different parties to transact and interact with each other in a transparent and auditable manner. Some key points:
- Ethereum applications are run on a global network of computers rather than being hosted on single servers. This allows the applications to be censorship resistant and available to anyone with an internet connection.
- The Ethereum platform launched in 2015 and allows developers to build applications using smart contracts - programs that automatically execute transactions based on predetermined conditions.
- Its programming language, Solidity, allows developers to build decentralized applications with features like payments, voting, registries
Crypto Coinference 2019 - Banca Mediolanum a confronto con i nuovi modelli DLT.Crypto Coinference
Demetrio Migliorati is passionate about innovation and emerging technologies. He currently serves as the Head of Blockchain at Banca Mediolanum and lectures on digital transformation. He is a member of several advisory boards and associations focused on fintech and blockchain. Migliorati helped launch the Insurance Blockchain Sandbox initiative in Italy to test blockchain applications for insurance use cases like flight delays, luggage delays, and weather events. The sandbox aims to help the insurance sector adopt blockchain over the next 5-10 years as the technology matures.
This document discusses cryptocurrency and bitcoin. It begins with an introduction to cryptocurrency and defines it as a system that uses cryptography to allow secure digital transactions in a decentralized manner. It then discusses two major problems in computer science that bitcoin addresses: the double spending problem and the Byzantine Generals problem. It provides details on how bitcoin uses a distributed public ledger called a blockchain and mining to solve these problems. The document also covers bitcoin mining, payments, advantages and disadvantages of cryptocurrency.
This presentation discusses exchange traded funds (ETFs) and their potential importance for cryptocurrencies. An ETF is a fund that owns assets and has shares that are traded on a securities exchange, allowing shareholders to indirectly own the underlying assets. ETFs could potentially acquire bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies and trade on exchanges, giving a wider range of investors access and increasing prices through greater demand. However, regulators are wary of approving cryptocurrency ETFs due to concerns over technical failures and forks.
The document discusses the state of the Ethereum ecosystem in 2017. It notes that for every 380 people attending an Ethereum event, there are about 38,000 others working on Ethereum projects globally. It outlines the various participants in the Ecosystem including developers, companies, investors and users. It also discusses areas for improvement such as better communication, more end-user applications, and standards. The author predicts there will be around 300 initial coin offerings in 2017, raising $600 million and creating billions of tokens.
This document provides an overview of the Melonport decentralized asset management platform. It discusses Melonport's core team and advisors, the total assets under management in hedge funds compared to cryptocurrency market caps, Melonport's main idea of providing a low-cost platform for digital asset funds, its modules and functionality, asset and exchange support, fee structure, investment and divestment process, portfolio types, the MLN token economy and crowdsales, and provides an overall positive assessment of Melonport's advantages while also acknowledging some potential disadvantages.
Message from Arvicco, the Initiator of Ethereum Classic
"People self-select into communities based on values and principles.
Only those communities that clearly define their values and stick to them, come hell or high water, will be successful in the world of free and voluntary cooperation without coercion.
Welcome to Ethereum Classic, a blockchain community dedicated to the principles of openness, neutrality and immutability."
Ethereum Devcon1 Report (summary writing)Tomoaki Sato
Ethereum devcon1 in London, 27th November By Tomoaki Sato I have been to the conference, so I wrote this summary and doing presentation in Japan. The meetup name is "Smart Contract Japan". Some of the presentations are missing, or added.
Please refer these official sources also
Devcon
http://devcon.ethereum.org/
Devcon1 youtube presentations
https://www.youtube.com/user/ethereumproject
Devcon1 slides on reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/3soym7/devcon_1_slides/
Eris and Ethereum - Decentralized computing on a blockchainBlockStars.io
An overview of how we came from Bitcoin to Ethereum and the Eris Industries platform. The impact of decentralized applications. Possible use cases.
Presented by https://twitter.com/aronvanammers at www.innopay.com on 2015-05-19.
This document provides an overview of blockchain, Ethereum, and ConsenSys. It begins by explaining how Bitcoin introduced the concept of decentralized money via blockchain in 2009. Ethereum was then created in 2013/2014 to enable more complex decentralized applications by introducing a world computer and programming language. ConsenSys was formed in 2015 to build products and services for the Ethereum ecosystem, including tools, exchanges, and solutions for enterprises. The document discusses the core technological elements that power blockchain systems like Ethereum, as well as challenges around adoption and scalability. It outlines ConsenSys' work building the foundations of a decentralized economic, social, and political operating system on Ethereum.
An introduction to Ethereum, the peer to peer computing framework based on the blockchain design. It describes how Ethereum relates to earlier blockchain technologies and how it represents an evolution of these technologies
This document summarizes blockchain consortia that have taken a collaborative approach to blockchain implementations and learning. It finds that as of December 2016 there were 25 global consortia, with 13 in financial services and 2 in healthcare. The majority were located in the US and UK and formed in 2016. Financial services dominated the sectors represented. The document provides details on the goals, members and leaders of several representative consortia.
Ethereum Sentiment Research Spotlight StudyCoinDesk
CoinDesk’s Ethereum Sentiment Research Spotlight Study is our inaugural research coverage of Ethereum. It takes a deeper dive into the past few months for the Ethereum and polled 240+ startup execs and enterprise blockchain leads to assess the impact of the DAO hack and subsequent hard fork.
You'll be able to read analysis of the key trends in this article: http://coindesk.com/coindesk-research-spotlight-study-q3-ethereum-hard-fork
To read the full Q3 2016 State of Blockchain report, please go here:
http://www.coindesk.com/research/state-of-blockchain-q3-2016/
We'd appreciate feedback on our research:
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/6W6WHST
Anxiety is a normal reaction to stress. Teens, in specific, must deal with friends, dating, school, competitive sports, family conflicts, and other stressful situations. When these get out of hand, they can cause an excessive amount of stress to the point that an individual can’t accomplish their goals, and an anxiety disorder is developed. Recognizing the causes, signs, and symptoms of anxiety in teens can allow solutions and help to be sought out and implemented.
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To learn more, visit http://www.liahonaacademy.com/standing-up-for-teen-anxiety-infographic.html
O documento discute o estado da arte dos wearables, definindo-os como dispositivos eletrônicos vestíveis que permitem ao usuário ter as mãos livres e interagir de forma contextual. Apresenta exemplos de inputs e outputs em wearables, bem como funcionalidades como monitoramento, serviços, controle e interação. Por fim, descreve as tecnologias utilizadas em smartwatches da Samsung.
International User research eGuide - Usability247 UX247
This document provides guidance for user experience professionals planning international user research projects. It discusses developing an international UX research strategy, including evaluating existing knowledge of target markets, defining goals and questions for the research, and considering how user expectations may differ globally. The document also covers selecting an appropriate methodology for international user research, such as expert reviews, qualitative lab-based or remote user testing, quantitative online surveys, or a combined approach. Factors like language, cultural differences, and project budget and timelines are important to consider when planning international user experience research.
This document summarizes information presented at the #SOEMe17 conference on the state of Maine's entrepreneurial ecosystem. It discusses growth in co-working spaces and collaboration across the state. It also outlines trends in college entrepreneurship programs, incubators and accelerators. Statistics on capital investments, pitch competitions and exits from 2016 are presented. The keynote speaker from Chapman & Co discusses measuring and supporting entrepreneurial ecosystems. The document emphasizes connecting stakeholders across sectors to strengthen Maine's density, connectivity and diversity.
Let it be known to the entire world that on July 20th, 2016, at block 1,920,000, we as a community of sovereign
individuals stood united by a common vision to continue the original Ethereum blockchain that is truly free from
censorship, fraud or third party interference. In realizing that the blockchain represents absolute truth, we stand
by it, supporting its immutability and its future. We do not make this declaration lightly, nor without forethought to
the consequences of our actions.
Ethereum 101.: A beginner's Guide to the Future of FinanceGio Ferrandino
The information provided in this ebook, "Ethereum 101: A Beginner's Guide to the Future of Finance," is intended for educational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the content, cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are rapidly evolving fields, and the information contained herein may become outdated over time.
Readers are advised to conduct their own research and seek professional financial and legal advice before making any investment or financial decisions related to Ethereum or other cryptocurrencies. The author and publisher of this ebook disclaim any liability for the use or interpretation of the information provided, and readers are solely responsible for their own actions and choices.
Please note that cryptocurrency investments carry inherent risks, and past performance is not indicative of future results. It is essential to exercise caution and diligence when engaging in cryptocurrency-related activities.
By Gio Ferrandino
This document provides an overview of an ebook about Ethereum. It includes a table of contents outlining 10 chapters covering topics like understanding cryptocurrencies, getting started with Ethereum, smart contracts, mining, transactions, use cases, investing, upgrades and risks. The introduction defines Ethereum as a decentralized blockchain platform that allows for smart contracts. It explains how Ethereum differs from Bitcoin by supporting a wide range of decentralized applications. The document suggests the book will serve as a useful guide for those new to cryptocurrencies, investors, developers, students and others interested in blockchain technology and its potential impact on finance.
This document provides an overview of an ebook about Ethereum. It includes a table of contents outlining 10 chapters covering topics like understanding cryptocurrencies, getting started with Ethereum, smart contracts, mining, transactions, use cases, investing, upgrades and risks. The introduction defines Ethereum as a decentralized blockchain platform that allows for smart contracts. It explains how Ethereum differs from Bitcoin by supporting a wide range of decentralized applications. The document suggests the book will serve as a useful guide for those new to cryptocurrencies, investors, developers, students and others interested in blockchain technology and its potential impact on finance.
What is Ethereum? – A Complete Guide to Ethereum for BeginnersCoinGape
Ethereum is another gem of the cryptocurrency world that has become immensely popular since its birth in 2015. Wanna know What is Ethereum, all the ins, and outs of the Ethereum, then you are at the right place!
If you are willing to become an Ethereum developer or Ethereum expert, then you can go for Ethereum online certification. This program covers all aspects pf Ethereum and also enable you to learn about application development.
Ethereum And Challenges In Building Its Infrastructure Blockchain Council
This document discusses Ethereum, applications built on the Ethereum platform like GitCoin and Cent, and challenges to building Ethereum infrastructure. Some key challenges include wallet initialization issues that can cause transaction failures, difficulty debugging smart contracts, and the need for manual efforts to connect Ethereum with other systems. Overall, the document emphasizes that eliminating technical inefficiencies is important to building a robust Ethereum infrastructure and accelerating widespread adoption.
Ethereum was created to address limitations in Bitcoin and other early blockchain platforms. It provides a platform for developers to build decentralized applications, expanding what is possible with blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrencies. The Ethereum white paper introduced Ethereum as a next-generation blockchain that allows developers to create applications with more extensive features and capabilities than previous platforms through the use of smart contracts and a built-in programming language. This enabled a wide range of applications to be developed in areas like finance, governance, and other industries.
R3's Corda and Hyperledger Fabric are the other enterprise solutions that have gained popularity. Let us now understand the various features that make enterprise Ethereum the most powerful and versatile blockchain for business.
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At BlockchainX tech, we help startups, medium-sized enterprises, and large-sized businesses by providing end-to-end blockchain development services such as token creation, token sale distribution, landing page design, whitepaper writing, and smart contract creation. As your business idea is unique your cryptocurrency launch process will also be one of a kind. Our blockchain experts help you analyze your concept to make sure that your idea is effective enough to motivate people for funding. Our experience so far in ICO and blockchain development is unmatched and it allows us to provide stable cryptocurrency solutions that are tailor-made to match your business requirements. Raise your Initial Coin Offering with minimal steps and get professional guidance from our team of blockchain and cryptocurrency experts.
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Become an ethereum expert in 2020 a comprehensive guideBlockchain Council
we talk about Blockchain, then it is more than just Bitcoin. There are several other additions to the same, and one such is Ethereum. Unlike just being a cryptocurrency, Ethereum also works as a platform for app development, making it a more profound cryptocurrency.
Ethereum (ETH) Coin What Is It And How Does It Work.pdfNews Flews
Ethereum is a cryptocurrency that offers ether tokens, which are similar to bitcoins that you get as part of the Bitcoin network.
“I understand that bitcoin is like a pocket calculator; it’s designed to do one thing, and it works really well, but you can’t do anything else with it,” says Olly Leech, editor at Coindesk, a cryptocurrency news outlet.
So Buterin created Ethereum, a blockchain network with an associated cryptocurrency called ether (ETH), with the potential to do so much more.
While you can buy and trade Ethereum as an investment like Bitcoin, developers of software platforms can also use it to create new applications, often adjacent to cryptocurrency or otherwise designed to make buying, selling, and using cryptocurrency a smoother process.
Like the ones on your phone, these apps can be anything from lending apps to payment platforms.
“Think of Ethereum like a smartphone,” says Leech. Developers can build apps on smartphones, similar to how apps are built on Ethereum.
While mobile apps have a more universal app potential these days, Ethereum apps are geared more towards crypto users.
Using the example of a lending app, a developer can build the app, which other crypto users can use to lend and borrow.
“All of this is supported by the idea of smart contracts,” he says. Leech says the smart contract is software that runs completely independently on the Ethereum blockchain. All of these smart contracts perform all the functions that some third party would normally have to take care of.
For example, people can complete direct transactions over the network.
Peer-to-peer lending is gaining popularity on Ethereum at the moment, Leach says.
A lending application developed on the Ethereum network allows users to lend money to each other without involving a bank.
The smart contracts that power these applications are basically just algorithms designed to perform a specific function when certain conditions are met.
In the case of a peer-to-peer loan, the contract begins to result in lending money when the collateral is placed in the correct wallet or account.
Potential benefits of using a smart contract over a traditional lender include faster execution, no human error or bias, and lower fees.
Ethereum trading features
Trading Ethereum and Ethereum Classic with AvaTrade can be beneficial in a way that cryptocurrency exchanges cannot.
Selling short, or short selling, “sell high, buy low,” is a “short” selling identification that allows traders to trade and profit when the markets go down and then take profits when they bounce back. In other words, short selling is motivated by the belief that the price index will fall, allowing buybacks at a lower price to turn a profit.
High leverage, high leverage, is a loan from the brokerage firm to the trader. This allows you to open much larger deals with the lowest investment amount. It can magnify your potential profits, and at the same time it can magnify your losses.
Automated trading,
NEO versus Ethereum: Why NEO might be 2018’s strongest cryptocurrencyphilrussell001
NEO versus Ethereum: Why NEO might be 2018’s strongest cryptocurrency
NEO is a platform with a purpose. Can it compete with Ethereum? Or better yet, does it even need to?
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The document discusses several emerging and converging technologies including blockchain, artificial intelligence, internet of things, and their potential combinations and applications. It argues that fully realizing their benefits will require novel integrated architectures that bring elements of distributed ledger, knowledge representation, security and privacy to the core design of internet protocols and infrastructure. The current internet architecture based on TCP/IP may need to coexist with alternative approaches to support the next generation of interconnected systems and technologies.
Ethereum Will Be the Backbone of the New Internetphilrussell001
1. The document discusses why Ethereum will become the backbone of the new internet and why Loom Network chose to build its Layer 2 solution on Ethereum rather than other blockchain platforms.
2. Ethereum has significantly more developers building on it than any other platform, and this gap is growing rapidly each month. The number of developers is critical for building applications and attracting users.
3. Ethereum also has much better tools and infrastructure for DApp development than other platforms, making it easier for developers to build on. This ecosystem attracts more developers in a self-reinforcing cycle.
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WINGS.ai aims to be a platform for easy creation of DAOs and ICOs. It features a futarchy engine where tokenholders can vote on decisions. The community can also predict price movements of DAOs through swarm intelligence. Projects must pay in WINGS tokens to get listed. The DAO failure in 2016 occurred due to a bug in the smart contract that allowed hackers to drain funds, leading to a hard fork in Ethereum.
The document contains information about several initial coin offerings (ICOs), including:
- ICONOMI's ICO raised $22 million with 227,000 participants and distributed 85% of tokens to investors.
- Melonport's ICO raised $42.9 million with 100 million tokens for sale and distributed 85% to investors.
It also discusses some of the tradeoffs between centralized and decentralized digital asset management platforms, such as performance, security, and upgradability.
The document outlines several elements that should be evaluated when analyzing an ICO project, including the team and their experience, a well-written whitepaper that identifies problems and solutions, a feasible business idea and roadmap, potential competition, whether a working prototype exists, and characteristics of the token like supply and usability. Key points to consider are the qualifications of the team, technical details in the whitepaper, a logical implementation plan, ability to compete in the market, and if the project is already developed.
The document compares two prediction market platforms, Gnosis and Augur, on several dimensions:
- Gnosis and Augur both support binary, categorical, and scalar events, allow ETH to be used as collateral, and allow oracles to be specified. However, Gnosis outcomes can be traded elsewhere while Augur outcomes are only traded on Augur.
- Gnosis uses a market maker contract to automatically determine prices, while Augur places shares around a fair price determined by the creator.
- Both plan to support off-chain trading via state channels in the future. Gnosis uses REP holders to decide outcomes while Augur uses ETH voting.
The document discusses the MobileGo ICO, which aims to expand the GameCredits mobile gaming platform using blockchain technology. MobileGo tokens will be used to incentivize player participation and create a virtual marketplace and tournaments. Fifty percent of funds raised will be used for marketing, 20% for developing the virtual marketplace, and 30% for legal/payment processing/expansion. The mobile gaming market is growing rapidly and expected to reach $80 billion by 2020. MobileGo tokens will be created on the Waves and Ethereum blockchains to take advantage of their features.
The document discusses Basic Attention Token (BAT), a new cryptocurrency that aims to solve problems in online advertising. BAT will be used as a currency in a new blockchain-based advertising platform to incentivize users, publishers, and advertisers. It seeks to cut out middlemen, reduce fraud and user data wastage, and make the advertising market more efficient and fair. BAT is an ERC-20 token to be offered in a $15 million initial coin offering, with 70% of tokens going to investors and the rest distributed to the BAT team, users, publishers and advertisers.
Gnosis is a prediction markets platform built on Ethereum that allows third party developers to create betting applications. It will lower barriers for non-technical users. Gnosis uses a modified Dutch auction for its ICO and will have two tokens - WIZ for transactions and GNO which provides access to the platform and is received by staking GNO. It aims to expand into various betting markets like sports and politics.
This document outlines the details of the ZrCoin ICO project. ZrCoin will be the first commodity-backed token, with funds from the ICO being used to build a factory in Russia to produce zirconium dioxide from glass factory wastes. There is high demand for zirconium dioxide in Russia, with over 90% currently imported. The new factory aims to produce 400 tons per month initially to meet some of this demand. Token holders will receive a monthly buyback and profit sharing once production begins. The document provides background on market opportunities and risks, as well as company structure and management team.
Matchpool aims to solve issues with traditional dating apps by focusing on theme-based "pools" where users can interact. Within these pools, users will have profiles and will pay fees to participate. There will be two types of users - those who join pools and hosts who create pools. While the mobile dating app market has grown significantly in recent years, it is now saturated. Matchpool hopes to gain popularity by offering a new community-driven approach centered around pools. Users will need the GUP token to pay fees to participate in pools.
This document discusses online gambling on the Ethereum blockchain. It notes that the online gambling market size has doubled since 2009 to $46 billion currently. It then profiles the three main gambling DApps on Ethereum: WINSOME.io, the oldest and most experienced; EDGELESS.io, the most elegant; and vSlice, the first to conduct an ICO. It explains concepts like provably fair gambling and compares house edges and code openness of different Ethereum gambling platforms.
Humaniq aims to provide banking services to the unbanked through a mobile app. It will use facial recognition as the main identification method and focus on peer-to-peer lending, insurance, and remittances. The project has working prototypes, an ambassador program to expand users, and plans to multiply the total token supply over time as new users join. It sees opportunities in developing regions where many lack access to traditional banking.
The document discusses Ethereum chatbots and their potential uses. It notes that Ethereum and chatbots both aim for decentralization and eliminating middlemen. Chatbots could integrate with Ethereum in areas like status updates. The CryptoPortfolio bot currently provides cryptocurrency price information but plans to add support for Ethereum tokens and features like alerts, prices checks, and wallet checks. The bot's developer believes chatbots and Ethereum are important due to their shared goals of decentralization.
This document discusses reasons why Ethereum's price has surged and why it may surpass Bitcoin in the future. It cites Ethereum's flexibility, developer community, lower costs and faster transaction speeds compared to Bitcoin. The document also projects future price increases for Ethereum based on models of its circulating supply and capitalization reaching levels higher than Bitcoin at various price points. It notes that Ethereum's upcoming switch to proof-of-stake will dramatically decrease the inflation rate of new ethers entering circulation.
Dapp review status + interview with jarradDan Antonov
Status is a messenger app that aims to bring Ethereum and decentralized applications (DApps) to mainstream users. It was created by a core team including Jarrad, Carl, and Roman. The app allows users to access the Ethereum blockchain and DApps through an easy-to-use interface. It also supports chatbots and payments to provide gateway access to services like food ordering, tickets, and more. Vendors will also be able to sell cryptocurrencies through the app. The presenter believes Status could experience increasing adoption waves if it provides a convenient way for mainstream users to interact with Ethereum.
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Gen Z and the marketplaces - let's translate their needsLaura Szabó
The product workshop focused on exploring the requirements of Generation Z in relation to marketplace dynamics. We delved into their specific needs, examined the specifics in their shopping preferences, and analyzed their preferred methods for accessing information and making purchases within a marketplace. Through the study of real-life cases , we tried to gain valuable insights into enhancing the marketplace experience for Generation Z.
The workshop was held on the DMA Conference in Vienna June 2024.
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What do corporations and banks want from blockchain?
What is the reason the banks want ETH and why they
created the alliance?
Why do they need private ETH blockchain?
Have they created something already?
What do WE want from banks and financial institutions!
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Why they need a private Ethereum blockchain
SMART CONTRACTS
CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT
TRANSACTION TIME
DAO BAILOUT
ConsenSys lobbying
Joseph Lubin
Founder at Consensus Systems (ConsenSys)
SAFETY AND TESTS FIRST
And don’t forget that many companies are also engaged
in other blockchain consortiums. They always want “Plan
B”. If one fails, the other succeeds.
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What do WE want from banks and financial
institutions!
Investments in Ether
Transfer to Public blockchain
Adoption
Lobbying of Ethereum