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#Cartesi veranstaltet am 3. Juni einen Community Call Cartesi veranstaltet am 3. Juni um 13:00 Uhr UTC einen Community Call. Der Call konzentriert sich auf technische Updates und die Beantwortung technischer Fragen. $CTSI Info Cartesi (CTSI) ist ein Blockchain-Projekt, das darauf abzielt, die Entwicklung und Bereitstellung dezentraler Anwendungen (DApps) praktischer und skalierbarer zu machen. Dies geschieht, indem Smart Contracts Off-Chain-Berechnungen in einer Linux-Umgebung ausführen können, was die Möglichkeit eröffnet, gängige Programmiersprachen und -software zu verwenden und effizienter auf größere Datenmengen zuzugreifen. Die grundlegende Technologie hinter Cartesi ist das Descartes SDK, ein Software Development Kit, das eine Reihe von Tools und Diensten bietet, mit denen Entwickler skalierbare und sichere DApps erstellen können. Mit Descartes können Berechnungen intensiv sein und komplexe Geschäftslogiken enthalten, da sie Off-Chain in einer Linux-Umgebung ausgeführt werden. Der Cartesi-Token (CTSI) dient innerhalb des Cartesi-Ökosystems mehreren Zwecken. Es wird als Staking-Mechanismus im Proof-of-Stake (PoS)-Konsensalgorithmus des Netzwerks verwendet und auch als Zahlungsmittel für Rechenressourcen innerhalb des Netzwerks. Darüber hinaus wird es im Anreizsystem des Netzwerks für Datenverfügbarkeit und Rechenüberprüfung verwendet.

#Cartesi veranstaltet am 3. Juni einen Community Call

Cartesi veranstaltet am 3. Juni um 13:00 Uhr UTC einen Community Call. Der Call konzentriert sich auf technische Updates und die Beantwortung technischer Fragen.

$CTSI Info

Cartesi (CTSI) ist ein Blockchain-Projekt, das darauf abzielt, die Entwicklung und Bereitstellung dezentraler Anwendungen (DApps) praktischer und skalierbarer zu machen. Dies geschieht, indem Smart Contracts Off-Chain-Berechnungen in einer Linux-Umgebung ausführen können, was die Möglichkeit eröffnet, gängige Programmiersprachen und -software zu verwenden und effizienter auf größere Datenmengen zuzugreifen.

Die grundlegende Technologie hinter Cartesi ist das Descartes SDK, ein Software Development Kit, das eine Reihe von Tools und Diensten bietet, mit denen Entwickler skalierbare und sichere DApps erstellen können. Mit Descartes können Berechnungen intensiv sein und komplexe Geschäftslogiken enthalten, da sie Off-Chain in einer Linux-Umgebung ausgeführt werden.

Der Cartesi-Token (CTSI) dient innerhalb des Cartesi-Ökosystems mehreren Zwecken. Es wird als Staking-Mechanismus im Proof-of-Stake (PoS)-Konsensalgorithmus des Netzwerks verwendet und auch als Zahlungsmittel für Rechenressourcen innerhalb des Netzwerks. Darüber hinaus wird es im Anreizsystem des Netzwerks für Datenverfügbarkeit und Rechenüberprüfung verwendet.

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