see his face edi know he is big time scammer. Still many sohais willingly jump into the hell hole
Jonathan Quek into Blockchain, Red Flag? Chat
Jonathan Quek into Blockchain, Red Flag? Chat
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Jun 13 2018, 07:35 PM
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see his face edi know he is big time scammer. Still many sohais willingly jump into the hell hole
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Jun 13 2018, 08:09 PM
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A lot has been written about the use of blockchain in crypto-currency transactions. To find out how blockchain works, and why is it so talked-about, we first need to consider how a traditional transaction works. In most transactions, a trusted middleman, such as a bank, holds all of the data related to the transaction. This could include the amount of the transaction, contact information, type of payment, bank balance of the buyer, etc. This data serves as a guarantee for the transaction. A blockchain replaces this centralised middleman. It can be thought of as a digital ledger. In fact, blockchain is often referred to as distributed ledger technology.
Instead of a bank, every transaction in a blockchain is verified by a network of computers. So, before a Bitcoin can be transferred from one person to another, the transaction is first represented as a digital “block”. This block is then broadcast to every computer in the network. The entire network must then verify that the transaction is valid. Once this has been done, the block is added to the chain of transactions. This chain is a permanent record of all of the transactions in the network, and it is downloaded automatically to every computer in the network. After the block is verified and added to the chain, the Bitcoin is transferred to the new owner. Once they have been added to the chain, the blocks of data cannot be changed, copied or deleted. This makes blockchain very secure. In addition, because the data related to the transaction is not being processed or stored by a central authority, users can maintain their privacy and keep their identity secret. On joining the network, each connected computer receives a copy of the blockchain, which contains records of every transaction ever executed. Due to its secure, distributed nature, blockchain technology has been proposed as a replacement for many of the accounting and payment processes used in the financial industry. The technology can be used for almost any type of transaction involving value. This gives blockchain tech an almost limitless number of potential uses. Innovative uses already covered by Springwise have included a jobs platform for freelancers and as a way to verify votes in Sierra Leone elections.https://www.springwise.com/what-is-blockchain/ |
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Jun 13 2018, 08:11 PM
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Lol this sohai talked about silver. Save a cup of Starbucks for silver
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Jun 13 2018, 09:04 PM
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QUOTE(HuorEarfalas @ Jun 13 2018, 07:29 PM) Both of you are clueless as fuck. KekMy point being blockchain isn't cryptocurrency. Both are vastly different. If you understood anything about the basic mechanisms of blockchain, you would know that cryptography is probably the most important core principle behind its operation. An unencrypted blockchain is a lock without a keyhole - can barely be called a blockchain Your comment makes zero sense in context of the article... or anything really. |
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Jun 13 2018, 09:43 PM
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Jun 13 2018, 09:46 PM
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My fren also invited to this event... What is it actually?
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Jun 13 2018, 09:53 PM
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Jun 13 2018, 09:58 PM
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blockchain already gg.com brah
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Jun 13 2018, 09:59 PM
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Yall seems angry as fark.. Yall bought at all time high? Hahaha
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Jun 13 2018, 10:06 PM
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QUOTE(KLboy92 @ Jun 13 2018, 10:04 PM) Kek Cryptography yes, but not cryptocurrencies. If you understood anything about the basic mechanisms of blockchain, you would know that cryptography is probably the most important core principle behind its operation. An unencrypted blockchain is a lock without a keyhole - can barely be called a blockchain Your comment makes zero sense in context of the article... or anything really. The only reason cryptocurrency existed was because the blockchain started that way. You might argue that without cryptocurrency, there wouldn't be a public blockchain since mining machines are the dominant nodes of a public blockchain. My point being (and technically speaking) that cryptocurrency is not an ingredient to build a blockchain. Just google Hyperledger Fabric that works without cryptocurrency rewards. |
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Jun 14 2018, 09:18 AM
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QUOTE(HuorEarfalas @ Jun 13 2018, 10:06 PM) Cryptography yes, but not cryptocurrencies. How can you seperate cryptocurrency and blockchain? Do you know how does it work?The only reason cryptocurrency existed was because the blockchain started that way. You might argue that without cryptocurrency, there wouldn't be a public blockchain since mining machines are the dominant nodes of a public blockchain. My point being (and technically speaking) that cryptocurrency is not an ingredient to build a blockchain. Just google Hyperledger Fabric that works without cryptocurrency rewards. |
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Jun 14 2018, 09:23 AM
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Kek JJPTR
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Jun 14 2018, 09:31 AM
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Jun 14 2018, 09:49 AM
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Not related to Hong Leong's Quek right?
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Jun 14 2018, 10:36 AM
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