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Evaluating Crypto Projects

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Many people, perhaps most, come to the crypto world hoping to make a profit. While this book will not recommend any investments, we will discuss considerations for investing in price appreciation by learning different ways to research a crypto project.

We will evaluate the potential upward and downward pressure on the price of a token based […]

Introducing Staking

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We have seen how to buy crypto and safely self-custody it in a wallet appropriate for the particular asset. In this chapter, we will begin to deploy some assets in our self-custody wallets to participate in securing a blockchain. Having previously discussed topics such as Proof of Stake consensus (PoS), we will experience the advantages, […]

Earning Yield by Staking ADA on Cardano

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Fighting inflation

One of the benefits of earning a yield by staking is that you fight the inflation of a token. Many, but not all, PoS networks have inflation. It is how the network pays for security, funds development, or adds more coins into circulation. While we have spent some time in this book discussing how […]

Staking EGLD on MultiversX

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Can you get slashed, how long locked, not liquid like ADA etc

The minimum stake is 1 EGLD. In return for staking and therefore securing the network, stakers are paid a portion of the transaction fees. According to the MultiversX website, at the time of writing 12th February 2024, there are 135 thousand individual stakers, staking […]

Staking in the Cosmoverse

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Previously we talked about the Internet of Blockchains, and that Cosmos was designed from the start to enable blockchains to connect to each other. In this chapter we will learn about one more blockchain from the Cosmos ecosystem – Osmosis. Osmosis is a DEX running on its own dedicated blockchain…

To stake ATOM you must be […]

An Introduction to DeFi Lending & Borrowing

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Lending and borrowing are regular financial activities that most readers have already participated in for starting a business, buying a home, or covering unexpected expenses. In traditional finance, your loan or principal, the amount you can borrow, and the interest rate you must pay is determined by your credit score. Sometimes your loan, particularly for […]

Lending & Borrowing on Polygon with AAVE

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The native token for paying gas on Polygon, as we learned in chapter 8, is the MATIC token. The Polygon network used to be called Matic, but it rebranded to Polygon in February 2021. My research found that Binance was the cheapest withdrawal at 0.1 MATIC tokens per withdrawal. However, I decided to use another […]

All the trouble in the world

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Interacting with crypto projects throughout this book might have painted a picture of an unstoppable technology whose time has come. Freedom, prosperity, and decentralization must be just around the corner. I’m confident that if left alone, crypto would go from strength to strength unchallenged by legitimate competitors.

Unfortunately, having too much certainty would be unwise. It […]

Solidity Control Structures and Functions

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Welcome to the fourth tutorial of our Solidity series! In this tutorial, we’ll explore control structures and functions in Solidity. Control structures allow us to control the flow of execution based on certain conditions, while functions provide a way to encapsulate reusable code.

 

 
If-Else Statements
If-else statements in Solidity allow us to make decisions based on certain […]

Kotlin Functions

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Welcome to the fifth tutorial of our Kotlin course! In this tutorial, we’ll delve into functions in Kotlin. Functions allow us to encapsulate reusable blocks of code, and modifiers provide a way to add conditions and restrictions to functions. Functions are the building blocks of any programming language, including Kotlin. They enable us to organize […]

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