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Blockchains, Cryptocurrencies & The Decentralized Economy: Part 3 - The New Internet

August 21, 2018

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Blockchains, Cryptocurrencies & The Decentralized Economy: Part 2 – Blockchain-based Apps

August 21, 2018

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Blockchains, cryptocurrencies & the decentralized economy: Part 1 — "Introduction" (generalized article on blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies, basic principles of decentralized economy)

August 21, 2018

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Platform Membrana: Its Advantages for Money Managers and Traders

August 21, 2018

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Cryptocurrency Tokens and their Value

August 21, 2018

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How Can Ethereum Smart Contracts Revolutionize The Financial Securities Industry?

August 21, 2018

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The Evolution of the Digital Asset Market In 2017

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Should Smart Contracts be legally-enforceable?

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Major Things Missing in the Blockchain Industry

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An Investor's View of Blockchain Technology

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How machine learning AI will shape the future of investing

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Who Invented Blockchain Technology? – The Big, Unanswered Question

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Ethereum smart contracts. Details.

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Trust management of digital assets

There’s lot to know about blockchain technology, and it can be intimidating. Do you know what trust management of digital assets is? How about the trust management agreement? What do you know about investment trusts? Do you even know what a blockchain is and which blockchain technologies exist? If you understand all that, do you know if any trust management platform is completely built on blockchain technology? Could you name one?
Don’t be scared by these questions. We are not planning on quizzing you (even though that might be fun). We just want to make sure we’re all on the same page!
If your answer to any of these questions was “no,” or if you’d just like to learn more about these things, keep reading!
Making a long story short First of all, let us introduce you to the story behind this entire modern era and what we’re doing here. If you’re already familiar with recent trends, feel free to skip ahead to another section.
If you’ve been asleep for half of the last decade, then you’v…

Problems in the trust management market and their solution with the help of Membrana

Today we’ll be talking about problems encountered in trust management and the trust management market. After we break things down, we’ll represent the solution that the Membrana platform offers to its users.
As you may already know, Membrana is a blockchain platform to conclude mutually beneficial and secure contracts between investors and traders for the trust management of cryptocurrency assets. It provides solutions to various problems found in the trust management market.
Stay tuned to find out what the common problems in this niche are and how Membrana solves them.
Problems of modern trust management First of all, we feel obligated to point out how risky this entire sphere is. After all, it’s all related to cryptocurrencies, and we know how volatile that market is. Unfortunately, volatility is something that neither you nor we can control. It is what it is, and it’s up to us to deal with it the best we can.
Aside from volatility, there exist a few other problems:
Lack of informat…

Who Invented Blockchain Technology? – The Big, Unanswered Question

This question remains a sort of mystery in the blockchain community and the world at large because there is still speculation as to the identity of who invented the technology. History shows that the idea behind blockchain technology was born in 1991. Two men by the names of Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta experimented to store documents on a cryptographically secured chain of blocks and allowed those documents to be gathered and collected into blocks.
However, the innovation didn't draw much attention until 2008, when Satoshi Nakamoto provided an impetus to use the blockchain. He solved some significant technical problems which prevented the technology from being functional. Satoshi founded Bitcoin – a peer-to-peer electronic cash system built on blockchain technology. He also published the Bitcoin whitepaper, which outlined the coin’s predicted milestones.
Many people speculated about the identity of “Satoshi Nakamoto.” There have been numerous debates as to whether it is a…

Blockchains, Cryptocurrencies & The Decentralized Economy: Part 3 - The New Internet

To pure minds, blockchains are a type of spreadsheet containing information about transactions. Blockchains comprise many technologies that work together to produce an archive of records organized in data objects called blocks. Over the last few years, more than $800 million has been devoted to blockchain technologies and according to a report, blockchain investment will keep increasing as years go by. The extraordinary progress in the price of Bitcoin, as well as the achievement of Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and other cryptocurrencies, has caused people to think that blockchains are only about cryptocurrencies. But, the truth is that blockchains can do more that make cryptocurrency transfers seamless. In fact, many people who share information and do not trust other parties have implemented the technology in their field. On the other hand, a select group of people won’t get involved with them without knowing its prospects. To ease any fear of potential fans, traders or investors may hav…

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