The purpose of anonymous cryptocurrencies is to use cryptography to make the information on the blockchain incomprehensible to an observer, but at the same time, the system must ensure that all rules on the network are followed. Most of the…
Binance and the BNB Chain (BSC) have grown in popularity tremendously both in the eyes of developers as well as users. If you have ever used Binance or just want to implement a cryptocurrency that follows the BEP-20 token standard…
In this tutorial, we will learn how you can unleash its potential by enabling Ethereum JSON-RPC methods. With NOWNodes, it takes less than a second to connect to Ethereum RPC nodes. So, today we will guide you through the process of…
A block explorer is like a search engine for the blockchain: you can use it to browse the database of transactions in the same way that you use Google to find some information on the Internet. Block explorer allows you…
Introduction to Web3 Development In the world of blockchain technology, Web3 development has emerged as a revolutionary approach to building decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. Unlike traditional web development, Web3 development leverages the power of blockchain networks to create…
Introduction Monero is a privacy-by-design cryptocurrency utilizing the CryptoNote protocol, developed by the anonymous Nicolas van Saberhagen. It stands out in the cryptocurrency world for its robust privacy features, ensuring transactions remain confidential and untraceable. A Top-Level View on Monero…
Nodes: How Do They Work? There are three main functions of nodes: accepting and rejecting a block of transactions, storing them and broadcasting transaction history to other nodes. It is important to mention that there are two types of notes:…
So, you figured you would like to try getting into blockchain and see for yourself whether it works for you. Now what? If you aren’t dedicated enough to set up your own full node, might be a good idea to…
Wallets are a popular topic in the cryptocurrency space. It’s where you store your money and it’s where you want to keep your funds stored safely. There are web wallets, paper wallets, hardware wallets, and many other alternatives. One thing…
Here we start a series of articles that entirely cover topics on how to start working with a blockchain network; from local creation of keys and addresses to transaction creation, signing, and broadcasting to the network. We take Bitcoin as…