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In the early stages of Web3 deployment, most projects focused on entertainment, gaming, and social networking. However, as Web3 technology evolves and matures, it will support deeper verticals such as manufacturing, engineering, and smart cities. In addition to the technical requirements to reach this stage, it also requires a storage infrastructure that is more closely aligned with social acceptance, privacy and security, and content creation needs. The success or failure of a storage project will depend on its ability to capture and store data from the surrounding environment. The next requirement after “get the data” will be “interact and save the data,” which means that not only does the data need to be represented in a meaningful way, but it must also be high-performance and responsive. Source: Messari Privacy and security issues are also critical because Web3 involves virtual assets that can contain large amounts of multiple types of data, potentially exposing users to more dangerous data environments. We think MEMO’s security and privacy technologies will play an important role in redefining the underlying infrastructure of Web3. People always want more Not only is data storage for Web3.0 important, but we also need to think about how to process all that data and make it operable to users. Seamless sharing is a higher-level vision. Security and stability are eternal value pursuits. Security problems are mainly caused by storage service providers. If the economic model of the project side is not centered on the interests of users, it will inevitably be accompanied by many security risks. Stability issues also arise because centralized service providers can always go down at any time. Decentralized shared storage is in the core interests of users As a Web 3.0 infrastructure based on edge storage devices, MEMO is supported by the MEMO file system. By organizing and leveraging globally available data storage resources, MEMO aims to build a decentralized data storage layer with high security and high availability. As a Web3.0 solution, MEMO provides low-cost storage services and utilizes the shared economy model and high compatibility of decentralized distributed storage to build a sustainable economic model for decentralized storage. Source: MEMO Centralized services are not really necessary for users. On an infrastructure level, MEMO ensures high availability by providing unblocked network access and storage that no one can delete. In such an environment, Web3 users can generate and access data in the real world or virtual world from anywhere, across multiple devices. Storage has evolved completely out of the cycle. For sure, once Web3 is developed and applied, it will generate a lot of data, which will put a lot of pressure on the real world to handle data. Therefore, data storage will be an inevitable challenge to implement exponential applications. Distributed storage provides positive incentives At present, the most suitable data storage tool for Web3 storage is undoubtedly distributed storage. In contrast to the centralized management of traditional application platforms, the MEMO network is deployed on a blockchain and uses distributed storage to process data. Memo’s MEFS file storage system provides a highly scalable and low-cost distributed storage approach for the ZB-class data storage market. MEFS ensures high scalability and sustainability of systems at a low marginal cost by integrating available resources. This mode effectively makes use of idle storage resources and meets the hard requirements of Web3 for mass data storage. Source: MEMO As a decentralized storage system, it is very important to establish a perfect incentive mechanism to reward storage providers, punish fraudulent entities, and effectively coordinate the division of labor among storage users, storage resource providers, and metadata managers. MEMO creates three roles (user, guardian, provider) for a decentralized community within a completely autonomous system. These roles interact with each other through smart contracts. With a worldwide network of storage nodes, MEMO now has 100 petabytes of storage on the entire network. MEMO is designed as a global edge storage device with a low node threshold, even on a home computer. In addition, Memo only provides storage space for actual needs, rather than competing for massive computing power to produce blocks. Mappings of role interactions are stored on relevant devices with valid data to avoid wasting resources on the meaningless competition for computing power. The beautiful double helix of Web3 storage As with any technology, storage projects should be cautious and consider the possible consequences of such technologies. In the Web3 era, privacy and security are always unavoidable topics. Web3 closely links real life with the virtual world and leads to the potential influence of the virtual world on real-life data. For example, hackers can exploit technical and administrative flaws to steal personal data and track and mine unauthorized access to private content. Security resilience of fragmented data Compared with traditional cloud storage service providers, distributed storage provides many security advantages. The Memo is fragmented and networked, encrypted, and stored on nodes. This makes it impossible for the workstation hosting the user’s files to view them, leading to greater privacy. MEFS uses proof of reliability and proof of time to improve system reliability. It also uses random beacons and BFT protocols to verify proof and avoid malicious manipulation and single points of failure. Because the consensus mechanism operates off the chain, a degree of flexibility is preserved. This method not only ensures data security and reliability but also allows users to freely choose the storage period to meet different requirements. Once, for some reason, network nodes are maliciously attacked or fail, some data fragments are exposed or lost without any serious consequences to users. Because the data is encrypted, and only a small part of the data file. At the same time, Memo’s diverse and optional fault-tolerant mechanisms provide the Memo storage protocol with high reliability. Source: MEMO RAFI technology can be used to guarantee data recovery in case of uncontrollable natural disasters or loss of nodes or destruction of data fragments caused by human causes, which basically ensures that user data will never be lost during the storage period. And the whole system is fault-tolerant, a single node being destroyed will not make the whole system crash, through redundant storage files, so that the lost data can be easily recovered. The privacy issues that come with sharing Web3 is about privacy and data sovereignty. In the process of data storage state verification, Memo uses more advanced privacy computing technologies such as zero-knowledge proof, homomorphic encryption, secure multi-party computing, etc. This approach maximizes user privacy as supported by any third-party authentication. The Memo is encrypted using asymmetric encryption. Only the user with the private key can decrypt the data. In MEMO distributed storage protocol, data is encrypted at the source client and transmitted to the network in the ciphertext. The provider node that stores the data receives the data in ciphertext, which ensures that the data is encrypted during both dynamic transmission and static storage. Memo implements absolute user privacy. Files stored in the MEFS system are encrypted at the source client, segmented using a combination of multiple copies and erased redundant code, and finally stored at nodes across the network. This encrypted data can only be accessed and modified by the user, not by the MEMO project or anyone else. Source: MEMO Of course, encryption and privacy are only necessary defaults. MEMO enforces a more thorough privacy strategy. MEMO also allows for a variety of scenarios where different data will be used in the future. MEMO designs editable privacy policies based on different privacy requirements. The privacy policy encrypts at the source, allowing for more thorough enforcement of data privacy protection. At the same time, the privacy policy can also be edited to meet the needs of different scenarios. These scenarios will become the foundation for decentralized identity governance in the future Web3 era. Bottom line: Stand out in crowded storage space Although Web3 is not fully matured and requires blockchain to embrace Web2 faster, we fully believe that the formation of Web3 will be a complete Internet storage paradigm reform and data ownership innovation. In terms of protecting data privacy, this step usually needs to be supported by privacy computing technology. If MEMO can experiment more in the realm of decentralized computing, then as a powerful overall data solution it can support more complex DApps that can perform more complex calculations at a much lower cost than performing smart contracts on the blockchain. Computing doesn’t seem as crowded as storage at the moment. Source: MEMO As a result, powerful competitors are eyeing up storage. Of course, we can’t ignore that projects like Arweave already have a well-established ecosystem. We have seen the excellent L2 protocol Metis choose MEMO as a storage partner for its high security, reliability, and availability. Transformational collaboration in the traditional Web2 business, extensive deployment of other protocols, and the development of more native DApps will drive the growth of MEMO to a greater depth. By Kyle, Investment Manager@Bing Ventures

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Linux is one of the most popular operating systems (technically, Linux is just the Kernel) and has many types (distribution/distro). It may be unclear to choose which one to use, from beginner-friendly distro to those used for special needs. Linux users who use Linux as a daily driver usually have tried a lot of distros before sticking to one. Distro Hoppers Distro Hoppers is a term for users who often change distros regularly. The reason can vary: try new challenges, different features, and different purposes of the distro. Distro hopping is sometimes considered bad because it requires much time and offers little benefit. This article will discuss tools and advice for Distro Hoppers. Virtual Machine: Virtualbox/KVM The virtual Machine application is useful for trying the Linux distro before you even consider installing it or burning it on your flash disk. It is important to have a taste before installing it so you're not wasting so much time if you don't like the distro in the first place. Backups Backup is important to prevent data loss after installing a new Linux distribution. There are several ways. Using backup tools, e.g., , , etc. rsync Timeshift Separate partition for data, or separate partition for directory. With this approach, you must mount that partition after installing the new distribution. /home Save all data to the cloud. Several are out there, e.g., pCloud and MEGA. Just remember only to use a provider that has a Linux Client app. providers I recommend the last approach because saving important data on a local computer is not good practice. USB Bootable: Ventoy is an open-source tool to create a bootable USB drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files. Using Ventoy, we can create live USB for multiple distros in one flash disk. This is a revolutionary feature compared to other tools, e.g., Etcher, Rufus, etc., that can only create one live USB at a time. This tool is so important. Don't call yourself a distro hopper if you don't know this tool. Ventoy Package Manager: Flatpak Hopping from one distro to another with a different package manager might require some time to adapt. Using a package manager that can be installed on most distro is one way to help you get to work faster. is one of them; other alternatives are , , or . Flatpak is a good starter, and if you have a bunch of free time, I suggest trying Nix. Flatpak Snap Nix Homebrew Development: Docker With DevContainer If you are using Linux, I think it's safe to assume that your job is somewhat related to programming. Setting up a development environment for a Software Engineer can be a hurdle. The development environment might require installing many tools, e.g., programming language, database, monitoring tools, etc. Docker with DevContainer is one of the fastest solutions to create a development environment faster, even after hopping from several distros. is a containerization tool that ships your app with all the necessary dependencies. Using makes developing software inside a container possible. Several editors, e.g., Visual Studio Code and JetBrains, already support DevContainer. If you use other editors like VIM or Helix, you might develop software directly inside the container or need to find another workaround. But if you are too lazy to configure VIM like me, use VSCode. Docker DevContainer Honorable Mentions Distrobox is a tool that enables us to try Linux distro CLI, including their package manager. This requires a containerization tool (e.g., Docker). In Windows, this can be achieved using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) Distrobox EasyBCD is a Windows app that can modify the Bootloader if you dual-boot with Windows. I use this tool to remove Linux Grub when distro hopping. EasyBCD Conclusion Distro Hopping is not always bad, especially if you want to learn something new. Do this responsibly so it doesn't bother your work or your time with family. Utilize the tools above to minimize the time wasted, or even better if there is a separate computer just for that. OK, that's all for now. I hope you gain some insight and become better Distro Hoppers. Thank you. Also published here

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Let's learn about via these 77 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Decentralized Web /Learn Repo 1. dWeb Goes Mainstream: 7 Websites that are Better on the Blockchain You can now update your settings in Chrome or Firefox to connect to blockchain domains. Check out these seven examples to use for your decentralized websites. 2. Essential Guide to Building a Decentralized eCommerce Platform with React and Solidity (Part 1) The demand for Web3.0 solutions is at an all-time high, but there isn't enough material available to usher in the army of developers required to fill the job op 3. The Illusion of Decentralization Back in the 1990’s, then-chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan used the phrase “irrational exuberance” to describe the rapid and relentless rise of stock markets amidst a preponderance of data that should have tempered market mania. Setting aside Greenspan’s role in stimulating such “irrational exuberance” via interest rate driven monetary policy, it seems as though his phrase is ripe for recycling when looking at the current fever for “decentralization”; particularly, decentralization as it would apply to blockchain, Web 3.0, and cryptocurrencies. Can blockchain as a foundation of Web 3.0 really be decentralized? 4. A Man Who Fell To Earth: Decentralized Software is Here to Stay The Man Who Fell To Earth : The future of human curiosity is decentralized and open source. 5. Browsers Are the Gatekeepers of The Decentralized Web The internet that most of the world sees is essentially identical. It’s called DNS, and most people understand this system to be the "legitimate" internet. This system is run by ICANN, a non-profit charged with determining who has the right to launch a domain extension (like a .com). 6. An Introduction to Skynet's Homescreen for Managing DeFi and DWeb Apps Interview David Vorick CEO of Skynet Labs about trends, pitfalls, why it’s important to own the data and how Homescreen's going to change the way we use the Web 7. Decentralized Web (DeWeb Tokens) 101 – The next big thing? Over the last years, but especially the last months, DeFi (Decentralized Finance) emerged to a popular and highly hyped niche within the crypto space. 8. 4 Entrepreneurs are Betting Big on Polkadot: Meet Their Projects Touted by some as the “Ethereum Killer”, Polkadot has over 250 projects building on it’s ever-growing ecosystem 9. The Main Challenges of Decentralization Decentralization stands in opposition to centralization and is currently rapidly breaking into the world order of the modern world. 10. The Decentralization Era [Part 1]: The History of Decentralization Why decentralization will allow a more fair and decent allocation of wealth, information, and opportunities. 11. 4 Reasons Why Artists Should Create Art NFTs Many artists hesitate to create NFTs, here's why they should. 12. Decentralized Digital Identity: Is it the Future of the Web? Why is Decentralized Digital Identity the future of the web? Blockchain-based identity 13. 3.6 Million Websites Went Offline Due To a Fire: Decentralization Prevents That Recently, the cloud computing company and hosting provider OVH has had  a fire that caused nearly 3.6 million websites to go offline. Some of the websites effected was a government site for the French government, and even a cryptocurrency exchange. According to Reuters, many of those sites were told to, "activate their disaster recovery plans following the blaze." 14. Decentralized Media in the Web3 Era You will discover how Web 3 can improve the future for media users and media buyers within 3 minutes. 15. Democratic Internet: Decentralized Web Gives More Control to Users Picture this:  The internet is no longer neutral. It has been taken over by large corporations who can now control what we see and what we don't on social media 16. Explaining Decentralized Storage to Your Grandma Have you ever been visiting your grandparents and tried to explain tech concepts, like decentralized storage? 17. Lonero Needs the Hackernoon Community's Help Hello World! It is about time, time that we asked you guys for help! I'm not talking about e-begging. What I'm talking about is that we want to stage a new site on StackOverFlow, but nobody knows about our proposal yet! 18. IPFS – The New Internet's Protocol IPFS can be seen as a new decentralized Internet infrastructure on which various applications can be built in a secure & resilient way. 19. A Promising Future with More Opportunities: Decentralized Internet Interview with Kushagra This interview is part of the #Decentralized-Internet writing contest! 20. Clarion: A Project for Freedom of Expression Let's dig in this new decentralized project about social media. 21. Inery Aims to Eliminate Entry Barriers to Web3, Blockchain Web3 Infrastructure is seriously lacking in one department - data systems. Inery addresses the issues of centralized data management 22. 'Decentralization Fosters Group Cohesion': Interview with Devendra Singh Khati Decentralized internet interview with Devendra Singh Khati. 23. Outside The Bitcoin Echo Chamber: Here's Why I'm Not Stacking Sats I spent a year and $10,000 on Bitcoin so you don't have to before I stopped.
Here’s what I learned about buying crypto and Bitcoin living up to the hype. 24. SHACAL-2: A Poem Like density launch, bandwidth's ascent steps past the satellite's single geostationary hall, the stage's third and one of disintegrated constellations... 25. #Decentralized-Internet Writing Competition 2021: November Results Announced! Hey Hackers! This is the second last announcement of the HackerNoon Decentralized Internet Contest, 2021. 26. #Decentralized-Internet Writing Contest: May/June Results Announced Hackers rejoice! Here we are again with the #Decentralized-Internet writing contest winners for the month of May and June! 27. Importance of a Gratitude Journal Gratitude works its magic by serving as an antidote to negative emotions. It’s like white blood cells for the soul, protecting us from cynicism, entitlement, anger, and resignation. — Arianna Huffington, Thrive. 28. Decentralized Web Writing Competition 2022: January Results Announced! Welcome to another announcement of the HackerNoon Decentralized Web Writing Contest! 29. Major Updates and Going over Lonero's Goals for 2021 A summary of some of Lonero's biggest updates during 2020 and plans for 2021 regarding progress. 30. What is the Difference Between Web2 vs Web3 In this article, we will discuss the major differences in Web 2.0 and Web 3.0. 31. Here’s Everything That Web2 Developers Need to Know About Web3 Web3, by definition, is a decentralized online ecosystem built on the blockchain intended to bring about a new generation of networked societies and commerce. 32. What Does a Decentralized VPN Look Like? As far as the Internet is concerned one of the most significant hot-button issues has got to be the issue of privacy and restrictions. Currently, everyone seems to have an opinion over the prospect of providing restrictions and keeping other people from having access to some portions of the Internet-technology which, ideally, should have been for us all. 33. How Blockchain Technology Can Improve DevOps Practices in Web3 Current DevOps tools and practices can help develop applications on top of blockchains, and a more mature blockchain adoption can improve the DevOps practices. 34. Deeper Network's Connect And IDO Launch: the Latest News Deeper Network, which is building the decentralized internet infrastructure for the Web 3.0, has broken Indiegogo records by raising over $1 million to become the most successful blockchain project in the history of the crowdfunding platform. 35. What Good is a Metaverse in Which You Do Not Truly Own Your Assets? If you can tokenize a deed of ownership, why not tokenize documentation like driver licenses, passports, insurance policies, memberships, etc? 36. DeFi Isn’t the Only Place Where Innovations Are Happening DeFi has been the leading narrative in the crypto space in 2020 with its pulsating innovation and stellar growth. Not only has the entire concept of financial services been turned on its head but we've also witnessed some of the speediest development in tech of all time. In the savage unforgiving decentralized landscape, competition is fierce and protocols are required to iterate almost daily to survive. 37. Eliminating Polarization in Web3 A decentralized Sybil-resistant social media network could soothe the polarization issue and clarify how the community truly thinks and feels 38. Is Building a Real-Time Blockchain Infrastructure Possible? Blockchain has gained popularity to remain on the tongue-tips of the majority. However, will this innovation change the manner in which we execute later on? 39. Why The Metaverse Is Already Broken (And How To Fix It — Chapter Two) Let's dive straight into Chapter Two of why the metaverse is broken and let's find out if we can fix it! 40. DeData Studios: Helping Users Take Back Control of Their Data Gone are the days when big tech companies like Meta decide when and how to monetize your personal information. Or are they? 41. The Personal Platform: The Next Big Thing? Momentous technologies often look useless. Especially information-related technologies. Why did we need the printing press, when most people were illiterate? Plus, the priest could already read aloud from a hand-copied Bible. Why did we need the personal computer, when people already had filing cabinets, type-writers, and TVs? Computers were for wealthy corporations. 42. An Introduction to Web5: A New Decentralized Web Venture Web3 Vs Web5 | Web3 To Web5 Evolution: Web5 Development the New Decentralized Web Venture. Web5 or Web3 which is better? 43. Why the Decentralisation of Data Is Crucial in Today's World Decentralizing data management is the process of collecting, storing, organizing, retrieving, and processing data. 44. What Does 2020 Hold for Decentralized Social Networks? The race for the next decentralized social network has officially begun, following this tweet from Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey. 45. AllianceBlock is Launching On-Chain  Trustless Identity Verification Alliance Block's Trustless Identity Verification (TIDV) addresses the issue of trustless distribution of authenticated data. 46. List of Awesome Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Projects I probably don’t need to introduce you to Decentralized Finance (DeFi) or Open Finance. DeFi is here to change traditional finance, creating an open ecosystem of financial products. It’s here to stay. 47. TheOoL DAO: Web3 Darknet The Oracle of Liberty DAO or TheOoL.net is a super secure, censorship resistant and distributed information ecosystem. 48. The Digital Identity Phantom Menace Is decentralization of your digital identity possible, or is it yet another delusion being promoted by Web 3.0 cheerleaders? 49. #Decentralized-Intenet Writing Contest: December Results Announced With the December announcement, HackerNoon & Everscale bring you a surprise gift. We are extending the decentralized internet writing contest for 3  months. 50. Where You Can Go To Create Value And Earn Money With The Blockchain There are websites you can use to build your reputation and stack cryptocurrency by working on Blockchain projects both as a bounty hunter or contributor. 51. How To Decentralize Virtual Communities? The widespread use of social media has changed the way we communicate, however, not everyone thinks these changes are positive. For example, the lack of strict moderation of social media content has contributed to the spread of misinformation during the COVID-19 outbreak.Even before COVID-19, many users were unsatisfied of how social media platforms were addressing disinformation, censorship, privacy, political neutrality, user control, and malicious activity. Decentralized social networks and communities are more flexible than centralized ones, but they provide more opportunities for the disadvantages that are suppressed in centralized communities. This is the small paradox of decentralized communities. 52. "Technology is much more advanced than that of 10-year-old blockchains," says Mr. Grygoriy Sytenko Grygoriy Sytenko, the CEO of crypto wallet OWNR Wallet, gives an insider’s view on what’s going on in the niche of Decentralized Finance. 53. Everything You Don’t Know About the Evolution of Web: Web1.0 to Web3.0 From web 1.0 through 2.0, things are about to turn around as a transition into the third phase of the web is unfolding. 54. GraphQL, the Universal Query Protocol, and the Free TON Blockchain What is the universal query protocol GraphQL  and its application in modern blockchain platforms on the example of Free TON 55. "DApps!" A New Buzzword, or Here to Stay for Good? For the last few months, there’s been a new hot topic in crypto circles: DApps!  Even as someone with a beginner’s understanding of blockchains, cryptocurrencies and its related environments, I hadn’t heard of the term ‘DApp’ until quite recently. But ever since, I’ve been deeply intrigued by them and their potential to change the way we perceive and interact with apps. 56. Social Media Networks are Coming to the Blockchain Learn what decentralized social media networks mean, how they work, and what benefits they offer to users. 57. Our Social Media is Broken & No One Knows How to Fix It While I sit down to write, like any procrastinating writer of our times, I look for excuses that will keep me from the task at hand. It could be the windows and the weather (perhaps I need a pullover) or the more modern version of it – social media. 58. A Simple Guide to Understanding DAOs And Why They are a Force in 2022 To understand what a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) means is to dissect the three keywords: decentralization, autonomy, and organization. 59. The Rising Tempo: An Intro to Music NFTs Find out about the rise of music NFTs, why musicians are minting Music NFTs, and how the music industry could be transformed with platforms like HEN Radio. 60. Evolving Web2 to Web3: 3 New Approaches from 3 New Companies It’s time for Web2 to evolve to its next stage: Web3. 61. When you’re blocked online, can you just DIY your own internet? The internet is public infrastructure that has been highjacked by corporations and governments. Let's change that. 62. Decentralized Web vs DFINITY: Comparing 2 Decentralization Flavors Decentralized web project vs. DFINITY project - 2 decentralization implementations; a 'little' secret discovered; comparing - identity, network, communication. 63. Aleph.im: Recap of 2020 2020 was quite the year and this is especially true for aleph.im and the wider crypto space that saw significant growth and interest... 64. A Learner's Introduction to The Decentralized Internet The decentralized internet is a topic of discussion for every internet user. Find out why Web 3.0 is most talked about and why it is significant in tech. 65. Decentralized domains on the EOS blockchain: An Overview How to run a website on EOS blockchain 66. How To Fix Everything That's Wrong With the Internet What do Google, Facebook, Youtube, Amazon, Uber and a phone book have in common? They are indexes — searchable lists of stuff. Google is a list of keywords mapped to the websites they appear in. Facebook is a list of profiles, posts, private messages, events and other types of information. Youtube has users, videos and comments. Amazon: merchants and items. Uber: drivers, customers and ride requests. 67. Decentralized Metaverse Versus All-in-one Web3 Hub Comparing the significance of decentralized metaverses and web 3 hubs in the evolution of decentralized technology. 68. The Beautiful Double Helix of High Responsiveness and Decentralized Storage in the Web3.0 Era However, as Web3 technology evolves and matures, it will support deeper verticals such as manufacturing, engineering and smart cities. 69. Getting Started with Infura's Ethereum API [A Step by Step Guide] Infura provides developers and enterprises with simple, reliable access to Web3 tools and infrastructure. Our Ethereum and IPFS API suite serves and supports thousands of decentralized applications every day. 70. Three Constraints of the Metaverse Is the Metaverse going to end up little more than the video chat of the 21st Century, or does this idea, like Meta's most recent avatars, have legs? 71. Kickoff Your Application With js-libp2p I want to welcome you to libp2p! This guide will walk you through setting up a fully functional libp2p node, so that you can take control of the spacecraft 🚀 from that point on and build your application. 72. How to Set Up Aleph.im Virtual Machines Nearing the end of 2021, most blockchain dApps still have large parts of their stack that are centralized. With Aleph VMs, you can decentralize the rest. 73. Ankr's Kev Silk Discusses Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities of Decentralization The decentralized web brings with it some interesting challenges and opportunities. 74. What is Web 3.0 and Why Do We Need It? (Podcast Transcript) What is Web 3.0 and why should you care? 🤨 Amy Tom talks to Jaro Šatkevic, Head of Product at Mysterium Network, about the evolution of the web and Web 3.0. 75. Fake News Vs. Censorship in the Battle for the Internet In 2020, world events like the US general election and COVID-19 pandemic have shown us how both censorship and misinformation can become a political weapon. With lessons learned, how do we balance freedom of speech in 2021? Decentralizing online governance may be the answer. 76. Realigning Online Incentives Written with help from Nir Kabessa and Professor Dan Rubenstein. 77. Build Your First Dapp on Tezos Everything you need to know to create a simple Dapp on Tezos Thank you for checking out the 77 most read stories about Decentralized Web on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 89 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Decentralized Exchange /Learn Repo 1. Generating Passive Income Through Filecoin Staking In this post, we'll explore the concept of staking and how will you benefit from Filecoin staking. 2. A Complete Look at Unizen & Its Hybrid CeDeFi Ecosystem Unizen’s smart exchange aims to address these flaws by merging a centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) architecture, dubbed 'CeDeFi' by the crypto community 3. How Decentralized Science (DeSci) lowers the Cost of Innovation and Implementation Despite the recent market shocks, blockchain is bet upon by many to bring innovation to finance, tech, and science. 4. What Makes TradFi Different From DeFi? You may have seen numerous articles about decentralized finance (DeFi) and its claims that it will radically change the traditional finance (TradFi) sector. 5. Understanding Inflationary Bias in DeFi Cognitive bias is a well-known pattern of deviation from a rational judgment or conclusion. This is also happening every day in DeFi. 6. What Is Looping in DeFi and How Does It Work There is a method known as "looping" that allows investors to profit from borrowed funds. 7. Polkadex Review: The Polkadot Based Decentralized Exchange Polkadex is a decentralized exchange that combines features from centralized exchanges (CEXs) and decentralized exchanges (DEXs). 8. Top 5 FAQs on Smart Contract Auditing A smart contract needs an auditing solution to enhance code correctness for optimized performance. 9. DEX's And AMM's Fuel DeFi Growth Further advancements in blockchain technology drive the rise of decentralized financial technology (DFT). 10. Binance Chain's BEP3 atomic pegs [Explained] Binance Chain, like any other decentralized exchange, faces the eternal problem that has been plaguing DEXs for ages: 11. Hamlet Loves Decentralized Exchanges “What a piece of work is a man!” cries Hamlet as he laments Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s savage double-cross. They morph from Hamlet’s childhood friends into sleazy middlemen, spying on behalf of King Claudius. The divide between man’s potential for trust and life’s double-dealing, rotten reality lays Hamlet low in depression. 12. Here’s a Quick Guide to Easily Retrieve Crypto Sent to a Wrong Network on Binance The notable crypto network or standards are BEP-20, ERC-20, TRC-20, and BEP-2. Users can easily mistake BEP-20 for BEP-2 and ERC-20 for TRC-20 and vice-versa. 13. "Only the Code Can Be Trusted," Says Atomex Co-Founder, Igor We're working on algorithms for automatic market-matching to allow users to provide liquidity to atomic swap exchange; without transaction confirmation. 14. 3 Music NFT Initiatives That Are Aiding Market Recovery When the market is volatile, investors seek dependability. These solutions have a chance to reduce speculation and boost confidence in NFTs. 15. Deciding What Kind of Exchange Is Best for Your Token Where is it better to list tokens on a centralized or decentralized exchange? In the new Hackernoon story, I answer what is better for the project — CEX or DEX 16. Crypto Trading on Centralized vs. Decentralized Exchanges On a centralized exchange, users do not have control over their funds, as they are stored on the exchange's servers. 17. True Meaning Of DAOs — Understanding A New, Emerging Phenomenon DAOs set out to replace organizations as we know them today with an approach of openness and decentralization. But what are DAOs really? 18. WingRiders DEX Aims to Address Scalability Issues Faced by Ethereum Dapps Scalability is currently one of the largest concerns for the Ethereum network. The network still suffers from slow transactions and high gas costs. 19. What is Directional Liquidity Pooling? The New AMM Explained An explantation of directional liquidity pooling and how it works helps liquidity providers get a share of the trading fees on the decentralized exchange. 20. The Emergence of Crypto Visa in 2023 In this era of a radical transformation of traditional finance, it seems to be natural development that credit and debit cards are the next set of products 21. How to Identify and Avoid Scams on Uniswap Learn how to protect yourself when using Uniswap. 22. Launching a New CeDeFi Investment Product: Key Aspects, Metrics, and Security Risks You have likely heard about decentralized finance (DeFi), but what about decentralized-centralized finance, a bridge between the new system and the old. 23. TiDefi CEO on Improving the Trading Experience on DEXs Discussion on the trading experiences for users on DEXs and how it may evolve in the future. 24. The Problem With CeFi Exchanges & Why We Need DeFi Now More Than Ever Too many are taking the collapse of FTX (a CeFi exchange) as a shake up their belief in DeFi. Simplifying the meltdown and why we need DeFi now more than ever. 25. Everything you Need to Know About Project Serum ($SRM) Project Serum is a brand new decentralized exchange (DEX) for the decentralized finance (DeFi) sphere from the same team that created FTX Exchange. It is said to test the boundaries of DEXs using a non-Ethereum blockchain. 26. The True Value of Emeris in DeFi Blockchain agnostic, Emeris will expand far beyond the Cosmos network and eventually be a one-stop portal for all crypto apps. 27. Digital Assets Exchanges and Their Benefits in 2022 A look at digital assets exchanges and their benefits in 2022 28. The Current State and Future of Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) have undergone a significant evolution since the debut of NXT Asset Exchange, one of the pioneer DEXs to launch in 2014. 29. Mint your NFTs for Nothin' - Get your Crypto for Free A newbie tale of navigating the world of cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets to get to the holy grail of no-money-down NFTs. 30. Automated Market Making With Equal and Self-Adjusting Governance Token Distribution Uniswap describes a vision of a fair decentralized trading protocol: on the one hand, anyone can exchange two paired tokens anytime and anywhere; and on the other hand, it uses fair incentives to encourage everyone to provide liquidity for trading. 31. Big Brother Sets Eyes on Crypto Will Big Brother shut down the DeFi movement just as it's gaining ground? 32. How Decentralized Systems Are Reshaping the Financial Market Many centralized organizations operate in an old-fashioned way, although they have long lost their credibility. But is there a solution? 33. Decentralized Exchanges Must Put An End To DeFi Token Rug Pulls In the cryptocurrency industry, there are currently two hot trends. On the one hand, there is DeFi, or decentralized finance. On the other, there are decentralized exchanges. Both segments intertwine for many different reasons, yet they are also very different from one another, 34. A Look at Some of the Latest Developments in Decentralized Finance in 2022 A look at the latest developments in decentralized finance 35. Build to Rent DAO: Pioneering the Concept of 'Rent-to-Earn' Real estate tokenization system allows users to rent objects from a decentralized autonomous organization or DAO instead of buying it. 36. Maximizing Capital Efficiency on DEXs Will Improve Global Adoption Capital preservation whilst engaging in DeFi is important for crypto investors, however high slippage on DEX's can cause users to pay more than they should. 37. The Idea of “Safe Cex” Should Stay in 2022 While a questionable play on words might have temporarily licked the wounds of crypto Twitter last year, its time in the spotlight is over. 38. DeFi, DEXs, and the Growth of Cryptocurrency Trading Platforms Story is about the future of decentralized finance (DeFi) and the growth of cryptocurrency trading platforms, also known as decentralized exchanges (DEXs). 39. How to Buy Bitcoin Anonymously: The Most Secure Ways This article will tell you how to buy Bitcoin anonymously and at the same time legally, and most importantly, how to keep your data safe. 40. 2021 and the Rise of Layer-2 Blockchain Solutions Discover which layer 2 projects are offering solutions to scaling issues stunting the growth of DeFi 41. 6 Key Reasons Why Everyone Is Buying NFTs NFTs have been the talk online for a while, but not everyone understands why anyone would want to purchase digital arts for millions! Learn more from our guide. 42. Examining Decentralized Exchange Token Sales Decentralized exchanges are truly having their year in crypto. We are starting to see more decentralization for capital raises facilitated by trustless, non-custodial platforms. 43. Could xDEXs Do To UniSwap What UniSwap Did To DEXs and CEXs? On September 22, 2020 a new cross-chain decentralized exchange (xDEX) launched called mimo 8 - a fully decentralized protocol with automated liquidity. 44. The Importance Of Liquidity In Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Liquidity is one of the most improtant aspects in every market and asset. The main reason liquidity is so important is that it greatly affects asset prices. In 45. A Look into the DeFi Deflationary Yield Farming Boom It’s not often that you see a technological boom inside of another breakout, but that’s precisely what is happening in the crypto markets currently. The DeFi (decentralized finance) sector, which seeks to revolutionize the current centralized financial system by introducing various decentralized replacements, is also experiencing a deflationary yield farming boom. 46. The Rise of Crypto Predictions on Decentralized Prediction Markets The prediction markets depend on crowdsourcing information from the general public to form beliefs and forecasts about the occurrence of future events. 47. Forget Shark Tank, The Killer Whale Pod is Here to Support Your Blockchain Projects On October 30th, the Killer Whale Pod Cast launches with an exclusive live airdrop event and everyone is welcome! 48. "On-chain DEX activity has Exploded Since January 2019 to a $45.2 Billion TVL" - Vladimir Gorbunov The worldwide crypto wallet app Crypterium has recently been granted FCA registration and knows for sure that DEXs hold the key to mass crypto adoption. 49. Decentralization Will Force Institutions to Conform or Die: Brandon Burgason, CEO of Mobie Labs Brandon Burgason is the CEO and Founder of Mobie Labs. He explains the barriers that are keeping blockchain from realizing its full potential. 50. Inside Crypto’s Most Elaborate Scams: Fake Frontrunning Bots These are highly sophisticated scams targeting advanced crypto users and boy, does this rabbit hole run deep. Here’s what I found. 51. The ETH Merge Is (Almost) Upon Us – Here’s What To Actually Expect With all of the excitement around the upcoming Ethereum Merge, it can be hard to know what is hype and what is real alpha. 52. Klein Finance Mainnet Official Launch On July 29, 2022, Klein Finance announced mainnet official launch based on KCC ecology. 53. Perp v2 Goes Open Source: Including Codebase, frontend SDK, and Subgraph After months of hard work, we are pleased to announce that our Curie contract codebase, the frontend SDK and subgraph are now all open source. 54. How Brave Browser Gained the Favor of Crypto Enthusiasts By leveraging early adopters across verticals, Brave is compounding network effects. Users like a holistic interface. Investors look at the Sum of the Parts. 55. Is There Still Hope for the Future of Blockchain A list of challenging technical issues of blockchain adoption is briefly discussed here. 56. How Social Trading Paves the Way for a Decentralized Future The lack of full ownership and open access threatens the sustainability of wealth preservation and growth for traders. Social trading could be the solution. 57. A Step-By-Step Guide to Creating an NFT Real Estate Marketplace The market for non-exchangeable tokens, more known as NFT, has grown significantly - and it’s about time that NFT is about to change industries! 58. DEX on Polkadot? Here are 4 projects to Consider As the Polkadot blockchain ecosystem continues to grow, we take a look at four promising DEX platforms and protocols that are offering innovative solutions. 59. Normie Series: What Is a DEX and How Does It Work? DEX Decentralized Exchange 60. WingRiders is Using Cardano to Build a DEX Based on DAG-Based Technology. In this story we’ll look at the evolution of decentralized exchanges as well as the EUTXO protocol and the WingRiders platform. 61. The Risk and Reward of Yield Farming Yield farming tends to have much higher returns due to a protocol's high need for liquidity. However, the higher returns come with increased risk. 62. 5 Leading DeFi Aggregators in 2021 The overview of popular DeFi aggregators which are a single simple interface to improve the customer journey in the world of DeFi. 63. 3 Promising Cryptocurrencies to Invest In For 2021 & 2022 3 Promising Cryptocurrencies to Look Out For 2021 - 2022 64. The Role of Decentralized Crypto Exchanges and Why Community Power Matters The key differences between centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) crypto exchanges (DEX) and the power of community voting. 65. In This Market, Crypto Buyers Can’t Risk Centralized Exchanges In today’s vicious bear market, crypto investors should exercise caution and turn to what made blockchain so great in the first place: decentralization. 66. Here Are the Top Crypto Audit Companies that Secure the DeFi Space Even if a project has been tested for full-functionality, it is important to work with a smart contract audit company to ensure they have been reviewed. 67. The Danger In the Stable Coins (Thought Experiments and the Real Price of Bitcoin Introduction 68. Why Pangolin is One of the Best Stories in Crypto Pangolin is one of the best stories in Crypto. A community controlled decentralized exchange. 69. Discussing Perpetuals in DeFi and Making Them Accessible to the Masses A conversation with Bernd Stöckl, the CPO and co-founder of Palmswap, on making DeFi more accessible for retail investors, perpetual trading, and DeFi 2.0. 70. 3 Ways to Earn Crypto Passive Income: A Quick Guide Do you want to earn some side income but have no experience in trading?
Learn how to maximize your cryptocurrency funds instead of simply HODLing! 71. Interchain Transaction Bridge - The Missing Key to Creating Seamless UX in a Multi-chain Universe We dive into the problems that users face when using a dapp on another chain, how Interchain Transaction Bridge solves the problem, followed by a case study. 72. 3 Best DEXs For Liquidity Mining and Swapping in 2021 Decentralized exchanges are a safe way to trade without having to trust any third parties. In this article, we look at the top 3 decentraliced exchanges. 73. The Legal Guide to Asset Tokenization on the Blockchain Tokenization turns low-liquidity assets into highly-liquid digital tokens enabling fractionalization, trading and compliance by design powered by the functional 74. 5 Crypto Compounding Projects to Look at in 2022 Compounding is a sure way to bolster your earnings in the long run, especially if you are invested in long-term income-earning pathways. 75. DeFi Decentralized Exchanges: An Overview We continue our journey in the areas of decentralized finance (DeFi) and today we talk about the sector with the greatest weight of all DeFi up to now, especially dollars locked in the various platforms and blockchains, i.e. decentralized exchanges (DEX). 76. The KingSwap Project - An Introduction 🛡⚔️A new 🤴🏼King’s in town to claim his right to the DEX throne⚔️🛡. 77. How DEXs Fuel the Development of the Decentralized Internet he operation is concentrated in the hands of corporations which creates room for censorship imposed by national governments, company management and even application stores. 78. Faster, Cheaper, and More Secure Real Estate Ownership with NFTs The 21st Century has certainly been a time of incredible technological advancement. In just a few years, we’ve seen the rise of the internet, social media, and mobile devices. These technologies have transformed the way we live, work, and play. 79. Safeguarding Customers on CEXs: What's Being Done and What Can Be Done [An Analysis] Due to the many risks associated with using  centralized cryptocurrency exchanges (CEX) one would wonder what steps have been done by CEX operators to mitigate them. Truth be told many CEX operators have been seeking ways to ensure that the funds that have been entrusted to them are safe. 80. The 'UNKNOWN' Bug On Uniswap Continues to Plague The Platform Uniswap is probably one of the most popular decentralized exchanges for listing projects but a severe bug could cause Uniswap and its users significant issues. 81. Let Us Demystify DeFi Today there exists a DeFi alternative for almost every traditional finance (TradFi) service, and more are launching every day. 82. DeFi Explained: The Guide to Decentralized Finance Built upon the blockchains of cryptocurrencies, the range of DeFi applications cover a financial services, including insurance, loans, savings, and trading. 83. Sub-Markets on Crypto-Exchanges and Their Volumes [An Analysis] The article lists the crypto sub-markets of a number of crypto-exchanges, and gives results of a snapshot — a moment in time, of the trading volumes of the most traded items, normalized — in percentages, and arranged from max to min. 84. DeFi & Crypto Passive Income: How to Get Started The decentralised finance industry grows larger and more sophisticated by the day. Now is a great time to become a liquidity provider. 85. Are IDOs the Next Alternative to IEOs and ICOs? There are major players as exchanges that are running in a fully controlled manner. The solution recently presented itself in IDO - Initial DEX Offering. 86. The Beautiful Double Helix of High Responsiveness and Decentralized Storage in the Web3.0 Era However, as Web3 technology evolves and matures, it will support deeper verticals such as manufacturing, engineering and smart cities. 87. Rebuilding the Tower of Babel: A Theory of New National Development Based on DAO But when we stop focusing on dysfunctional, centralized government and talk directly to DAO members, we are already transforming ourselves and society. 88. Speculative AMMs Are the Future of DeFi Since the last two years, a significant upsurge has taken place in the Defi space. Gone are the days where you had limited options for what you can do with your crypto. 89. How To Use RSKSwap Smart Contracts To Automate Trading How to use RSKSwap smart contracts to automate trading. RSKSwap is a decentralized exchange to automatically exchange ERC20 tokens. Thank you for checking out the 89 most read stories about Decentralized Exchange on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 52 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Decentralized Apps /Learn Repo 1. What is dApp and is it hard to make it? The concept of a decentralized application was born in the era of the blockchain hype, when all the necessary tools for implementing logic appeared. And the most popular blocking with the necessary tools was Ethereum. Then there were a lot of examples of smart-contracts and examples of decentralized applications. The authors of these applications tried to shift all logic and storage of information on the blockchain. Where it was needed and where it was completely unnecessary. As a result, at it's best, all the logic was implemented using the blockchain and the UI  interacted directly. Such applications were quite slow and extremely uncomfortable. 2. If It’s So Awesome, Why Doesn’t Every Company Adopt the DAO Model? When Ethereum first launched back in 2015, it marked a new era for the blockchain ecosystem. For the first time, anyone could mint their own tokens using the ERC-20 standard, creating a new means of crowdfunding and leading to the heady days of the 2017 ICO boom. 3. The Main Challenges of Decentralization Decentralization stands in opposition to centralization and is currently rapidly breaking into the world order of the modern world. 4. What is a Dapp and How Do You Improve the Dapp User Experience? DAPPs Aren’t Great – Yet… The user experience simply hasn’t been good enough. Learn about the solution to improve the user DAPP experience. 5. Dating Apps Make a Compelling Case for Private Blockchain and Web3 Dating apps using private blockchains can quickly verify users’ actual identities through blockchain, eliminating any misrepresentation or identity thefts. 6. Blockchain Voting - The Evolution Of Web Voting Or a New Methodology? An article about where the idea of blockchain voting came from, its opponents and supporters, privacy and reliability,  practical application based on LEO code. 7. Notes on Ethereum Governance and UI/UX Usability in dApps While most of blockchain and Ethereum in particular, developers only focus on building and testing their DApps, they often forget the end users or customers. That means, they underestimate the importance of UI/UX and governance in their product commercialization and success. To that end, this article sheds more lights on best practices for successfully building Ethereum based on User Interface (UI)/User Experience (UX) and governance. 8. An Introduction to Web5: A New Decentralized Web Venture Web3 Vs Web5 | Web3 To Web5 Evolution: Web5 Development the New Decentralized Web Venture. Web5 or Web3 which is better? 9. Do dApps Have a Place Post-crypto Craze and What are hApps dApps seem to grab all headlines these days. Let's find out what these are and whether they stand a chance in the post-pandemic future. 10. Why The Metaverse Is Already Broken (And How To Fix It — Chapter Two) Let's dive straight into Chapter Two of why the metaverse is broken and let's find out if we can fix it! 11. Introducing Compounding Rewards Feature For Dapp Staking Astar is introducing its new compounding rewards features which will allow users to claim their staked rewards which will automatically be restaked. 12. Decentralized Internet Is Of The People, By The People, For The People Take a look at how decentralized apps and crypto-based applications are changing the lives of ordinary people and check the huge opportunity that lies within. 13. 3 Reasons Why Free TON is the 1st Truly Decentralized Blockchain Platform Free TON blockchain - the ultimate smart contract platform. The user stakes tokens into DePool. Free TON works on the End-to-End decentralization using DeBots. 14. JusticeChain: Using Blockchain ⛓️ to Protect 🇵🇹 Justice Data If you like blockchain, be sure to quickly check my Github page  🙏 15. The Web3 Stack For People In A Hurry The Web3 stack is still evolving, but the core components of decentralized technology are beginning to emerge. 16. Can We BUIDL Decentralized Flexible Organizations? The Decentralized Flexible Organization is a new concept, that reshapes how we’re building Decentralized Applications, solving some critical points of failure in the today’s Dapp ecosystem like the needs of a Legal Known Entity to Trust, the slowly Smart Contract Developing and the Centralized or Distributed Servers Needs. 17. Look Ma! No Gas (fees)..on playing this Layer 2 based Blockchain Solution A look at Layer 2 Protocols, Ethereum's scalability issues, and the future of decentralized applications 18. EOSMessage - Messages Encrypted on the Blockchain Use the blockchain to send and receive message, even encrypted one! 19. DeFi: The Disruption Felt 'Round the World' Legacy banks have held the power for too long. Decentralized Finance put the power back into the hands of the people. 20. Five Learnings from ETHDenver 2020 Come gather ‘round B is for Bufficorn children! 21. Bitcoin Price Smashing The $20k Mark Should Make Ethereum Fans Rejoice More 22. Is Building a Real-Time Blockchain Infrastructure Possible? Blockchain has gained popularity to remain on the tongue-tips of the majority. However, will this innovation change the manner in which we execute later on? 23. Brief Answers to the Big Questions on MetisDAO In 1987, W. Brian Arthur was invited to participate in a high-profile and very appealing seminar with nine other phenomena economists and ten physicists at a chapel in Santa Fe, where the cross-domain collaborations among these economists and physicists initiated the glory of Santa Fe Institute and Complex Economy. 24. A Donald Trump Dao Is Here! Who Needs It? I stumbled upon a rather bizarre discovery last night on JuiceBox, the Ethereum-based fundraising protocol. Yes, you guessed it, A Donald Trump DAO. 25. Inery Aims to Eliminate Entry Barriers to Web3, Blockchain Web3 Infrastructure is seriously lacking in one department - data systems. Inery addresses the issues of centralized data management 26. Writing Decentralized Applications in JavaScript - Libp2p Basics Libp2p is the base of the Interplanetary Filesystem and it will be the base of Ethereum 2.0. 27. The Usability of DApps Should be as Simple as Venmo: Interview with Milana Valmont, CEO of KIRA Milana Valmont, CEO KIRA, Layer 1 network that enables market access to any digital, about DApps market, the current pitfalls, trends, and the future of DApps 28. Resources: Programming Ownership on The Blockchain Smart contracts are a unique class of software explicitly designed to manage ownership of valuable digital assets. While existing programming environments can be used to keep track of the ownership of assets, they are most typically used in scenarios where they are reflecting ownership rather than defining it directly. Smart contracts are unique in that the value they represent is often embodied directly in the state they maintain. 29. Scouting for Unicorns in a Sea of dApps The onset of Web 3.0 has been marked by a flurry of decentralised apps (or dApps in short) making their way into our daily lives. dApps take the modular approach to applications and combine it with a non-centralised management structure. In a world, where personal data integrity and freedom of speech is increasingly important, dApps will play a major role in creating a more safe space for end users when it comes to individual privacy and data access liberty. 30. Did You Miss Bitcoin’s Most Revolutionary Feature Too? With bitcoin’s price gaining steam, you may think it’s about to go mainstream. 31. Introducing Apron Network: A Gateway to Decentralized Infrastructure Services Apron Network, a project supported by the Web3 Foundation, received early grants from the Web3 Foundation. 32. The Decentralized Web is Here to Stay Imagine ecentralized YouTube, Facebook, Gmail. Are we there yet and what will the decentralized web for developers look like once it all finishes maturing? 33. The Impact of Smart Contracts in Africa Looking at the nearest future in Africa where smart contracts take up the export/import trade system of sugarcane as a private manufacturer. 34. Getting Started with Infura's Ethereum API [A Step by Step Guide] Infura provides developers and enterprises with simple, reliable access to Web3 tools and infrastructure. Our Ethereum and IPFS API suite serves and supports thousands of decentralized applications every day. 35. Inflationary cryptocurrency and domain based identity: A recipe for a decentralized social network We need to leverage the domain names system and cryptocurrencies to implement an open decentralized global social network. 36. How to Set Up Aleph.im Virtual Machines Nearing the end of 2021, most blockchain dApps still have large parts of their stack that are centralized. With Aleph VMs, you can decentralize the rest. 37. Decentralized Autonomous Organization - Core Concepts Core concepts of a DAO. Will it be the next crypto trend? xDAO project. 38. Earn 50 ROSE tokens in the Oasis Second State Hackathon - A Step by Step Guide Public blockchains enable us to build decentralized web applications (Dapps) that are censorship-resistant and have built-in economic incentives. 39. The Beautiful Double Helix of High Responsiveness and Decentralized Storage in the Web3.0 Era However, as Web3 technology evolves and matures, it will support deeper verticals such as manufacturing, engineering and smart cities. 40. Solana Supercharges Crypto On The Go By Launching Web 3 Smartphone The launch of the Saga by Solana could catapult Solana into the league of the big tech, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Samsung and Apple. 41. Elon Musk Is Proving the Need For Decentralization: Here's How A lot of the popular Web3 business models are trying their best not to rely on advertising from brands or the selling of data to stay solvent. 42. Social Media Breakthrough: Yet Another Reason to Get Paid For Watching the Feed Social media was a great invention but the innovative wheel got a bit stuck with Instagram and TikTok. With social media platforms getting a whopping amount of $153 billion last year and scandals like the 6th Facebook breach affecting 533 million users, every user now and then asks hard questions. 43. Introducing the CENNZnet DApp and NFT Hackathon Calling all aspiring DApp devs and aspiring NFT creators. Join us at CENNZnet for our 3-week hackathon in partnership with Gitcoin. 44. Building dApps On Dash: An Interview With readme With Dash on track to release its long-awaited Dash Platform on Testnet before the end of year, strong developer interest is starting to ramp up in anticipation of its Testnet launch, and Mainnet launch is scheduled for Q1 2021. 45. Challenges in Adoption of Rollup Solutions in Decentralization: An Analysis Rollups, especially the optimistic rollup, are being considered by the community as the most promising short to medium term Ethereum scaling solution at the moment. The reason is that fundamentally, rollup solutions use data on-chain techniques instead of data off-chain techniques used by other scaling solutions such as Plasma. This choice removes the need for semi-trusted operators and enables generalized scalable side chains. 46. Decentralized Wikipedia based on Aleo Wiki is not perfect. I present to you the description of Aleo/wiki. With Wikipedia experience, I have sincerely tried to get rid of the biggest bugs. 47. Crypto Series #2 — Zero-Knowledge Oracles, Uniswap, and Decentralized Games In the previous Crypto Series #1, we did discuss the emerging players in the DeFi ecosystem — CONTRIBUTE, DeFiat, and DEXG. If you didn’t see the first article in this series, I highly recommend giving it a read! 48. Top 20 Blockchain Development Companies to keep tabs on in 2020 No more than a dozen years ago reliability of the blockchain technology was doubted, but by the start of 2020, most professionals have recognized it as a smart solution to business challenges. 49. Ankr's Kev Silk Discusses Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities of Decentralization The decentralized web brings with it some interesting challenges and opportunities. 50. The Next Phase of Crypto Will be The Age of dApps This article talks about Polkadot, blockchain data transfer and substrate projects. 51. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly of Consensus 2017 CoinDesk’s Consensus 2017, the blockchain and decentralized app conference of the year, is officially in the books. 52. How to Build a Glorious Web3.0 DAO with React, Solidity, and CometChat In this tutorial, you will learn step-by-step how to implement a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) with anonymous chat features. 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