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What is a BlockChain?

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Manhattan Crypto Capital, What is a BlockChain?



What is a BlockChain?

A BlockChain is a public ledger of all transactions secured by cryptography. All the payments and purchases are here. To spend our cryptocurrency, we need to reference back to the previous transaction (called the parent transaction).

What is staking?

The term staking can be used loosely to describe any method of generating coins by holding them in your wallet for a certain period. The term is most commonly seen in relation to Proof-of-Stake (PoS) coins.


Why Stake?

Blockchain technology can revolutionize finance and the financial industry because it removes the need for third parties. We trust the Blockchain because of its owners, not because of any third-party authentication.

As more people join the network, the network grows stronger. It becomes more secure by the day. We don’t need any third party to tell us that we own our assets, what we have is ours, and no one can take it away from us.


The Blockchain at a Glance

Every transaction is recorded in the Blockchain, which is then maintained by record-keeping called nodes. A node is a computer connected to the internet that runs the software that keeps all the transactions on the network. The nodes are run by volunteers or miners who help maintain and secure the network with their hardware, energy and experience.

The Bitcoin blockchain is the biggest public Blockchain in size and number of transactions.

The Network Effect

The network effect is the positive effect on the value of a good or service resulting from its increasing popularity. As more people use it, it becomes more useful and valuable to others. The network effect increases the value of a cryptocurrency by encouraging the use of cryptocurrencies by more people.


What is a BlockChain?

The more people use it, the more people are willing to buy it. After all, there are only a certain number of coins available. The network effect is about the value that results from any system becoming more valuable when it has many users. The network inherently becomes more valuable as it grows.


What is blockchain mining?

New blocks are added to the network when transactions are processed and approved. The blocks contain the transactions that have been approved, and as such, they form a chain from the last block back at time zero when Satoshi created it through to this point in time. We refer to this process as mining.


In conclusion, as more and more people start to use cryptocurrency, the demand for cryptocurrency will continue to rise. And with it, the value of the network.



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