Ethereum: an important force driving decentralized applications
Ethereum is a decentralized application platform using blockchain-based technology.
Ethereum was officially launched in 2015, with the goal of providing developers with a platform that can run smart contracts.
The Ethereum network is widely used in decentralized finance, games, Internet of Things, digital identity and other fields.
In the development process of Ethereum, the DAO incident in 2016, the ICO boom in 2017, and the DeFi outbreak in 2020 are all milestones worthy of attention.
Ethereum’s ecosystem continues to expand, including developer communities, wallets, exchanges, and more. The emergence of Ethereum has promoted the further development of blockchain technology and provided more possibilities for decentralized application development.
