As mentioned in earlier posts, any Blockchain network is a distributed ledger maintained by multiple computers using a program that runs the network by a fixed set of rules. Most popular blockchain like Ethereum and Bitcoin encourage the people to
Easiest way to get your hands Dirty with Ether & other CryptoCurrencies!
In my earlier post I highlighted the many useful features of the cryptocurrency and blockchain platforms and and why they are expected to be the future in many diverse areas such as banking, contracts, insurance, gambling and othersĀ as well as
But, Where Do All these Cryptocurrencies come From?
In my earlier post, I explained in lesser detail from a new user’s perspective, how the transactions are created, processed and finally put up on the blockchain. I also explained with an example of how to set up a wallet
Blockchain Explained Simply
This is the second article in this blog seriesĀ where I’ll explain what block chain technologies are in simple language with easy-to understand examples. In the earlier article, we discussed in brief what blockchain technologies basically are, some of their
Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Why bother?
Welcome Hello, This is the first post, of the series, which will explain in simple language with easy-to-relate examples, the many potential application, shortcomings and current state of the art of the blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies especially in Indian context.