The origin of blockchain platforms

We’ve heard of digital cash. But what more can blockchains do?Continue reading on The Capital »

Feb 2022

Why cryptocurrencies exist

Looking at the history of money to predict its futureContinue reading on The Capital »

Feb 2022

Building IPFS Applications with Node.Js

How to leverage the distributed, permanent web in your applicationsContinue reading on The Startup »

Feb 2022

Monitoring an Ethereum address with Web3.js

There’s no agreed upon way to do this, so let’s create our own programContinue reading on Coinmonks »

Feb 2022

Building a Blockchain in JavaScript

I’ve created a video in which we build a blockchain in JavaScript. I’ll probably accompany this video with a full-fledged medium article, but here it is!https://medium.com/media/7459f93d77f773ea174d6ae574a4921a/href

Feb 2022

Building an Algorithmic Trading Strategy with Enigma Catalyst

Walking you through the Enigma project and using Catalyst to build an automated trading strategy.Introduction to EnigmaBlockchains, in their current form, don’t handle privacy well. The data that is stored on a blockchain is available for everyone to inspect — a side-effect of radical transparency. Although this is still better than the current data...

Feb 2022

A Hands-on Introduction to IPFS

The Interplanetary File System is going to be a big deal.Continue reading on Coinmonks »

Feb 2022

Interesting Blockchains and What They Do — 1 : Nebulas

In this series I’m going to let you guys in on the blockchains I like most. Disclaimer: I’m invested in most of these.When people talk about the blockchain, most people think of Bitcoin or Ethereum. In reality though, there are lots and lots of different blockchains. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Zcash, Monero, JPMorgan’s Quorum, IBM’s Hyperledger, are all different...

Feb 2022

Understanding Linear Regression with Python

Simple linear regression… What’s the deal? This article hopes to give you a better understanding using examples and Python code snippetsMachine learning is quite the rage these days. It sounds complicated and futuristic, although a lot of it is actually really simple. And I mean like high-school-math-simple. One example of this is regression. In this...

Feb 2022

A Comparison of Blockchain Platforms — Part 1: Competitors

This is the second part of the series. In this post I’ll discuss some of the competitors, and explain on what points I’ll be evaluating them. Enjoy.Before we start, I want to get something out of the way. A lot of people seem to think the blockchain platform competition will be winner-take-all. I do not think this will be the case, and for good reason....

Feb 2022