CryptoDoctors

We have now entered a stage where the vast majority of people have heard what blockchain is. However, not everyone understands how the #blockchain will impact their lives. In order for us to answer this question, we must first define what the blockchain is exactly. 

“A blockchain is a distributed database or ledger that is shared among the nodes of a computer network” - Adam Hayes, seen in Investopedia

As many of you know, the current #web2 internet architecture is comprised of multiple server

The main purpose of blockchain technology is to create a secure and decentralized digital ledger of transactions that can be shared and verified by multiple parties without the need for intermediaries like banks or other financial institutions. 

This means that transactions can be conducted securely, transparently, and efficiently, without the need for a trusted third party to validate or settle them. Blockchain technology achieves this by using cryptographic algorithms to ensure that each tran

The world of #crypto has brought about a new bubble, that so many people have benefited from financially. There have been ups and downs across the industry, but numerous people have remained resilient when faced with catastrophic bear markets.

Especially in recent times, with the collapse of TerraLabs, FTX, and now the fall of SVB, with continuing uncertainty around the war in Ukraine. It has been a turbulent year and a half for the crypto markets.  

In light of recent events, could this be th

We are beginning to see signs of the emergence of a #decentralized internet. But, many people are still unaware of what this new internet will act like. No one knows for sure exactly how #web3’s development will eventually unfold, but the signs are clear as to what users will be able to do with it. 

 

Throughout the 21st century, data has been at the forefront of discussion when discussing the legacy web 2.0 internet. Whereby, large private organizations have been harvesting massive amounts of