A 51% attack is a potential attack on blockchain network where the single entity/ organisation is able to control the majority of hash rate where it might cause network disruption. In this scenario, the attacker would have adequate mining power to alter or even exclude the order of transactions happening…

To make NFTs, there are various options that you can choose but the most important part about making an NFT is the details when uploading the digital art/ file and paying the minting fee. …

P2P system is usually maintained by a distributed network of users. Typically, there is no main/ central administrator or server of P2P because each node already hols a copy of the files and the nodes act both as a client as well as a server to other nodes. This means…

P2P better known as peer to peer can be defined as a network that is made up of a group of devices that collectively collect and share files. Each participant — a node, will act as an individual peer. …

To generate an output hash with desired amount of 0’s in the beginning, miners will add “nonce”. Nonce is a number/ value that can only be used once. The nonce will be put inside the block before running it through the algorithm.

In this article we are going to talk about how blockchain works through example by a transaction. Imagine 2 people: Alyssa and Bobbi. These 2 people have Bitcoins and in this scenario Alyssa owes Bobbi 2 Bitcoins.

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Through a cryptocurrency view, blockchain consists of stable chain of blocks, each one block stores a list of previously confirmed transactions. Since blockchain network is maintained by a myriad of computers spread around the world, it functions as a decentralised database (or ledger). Each node keeps a copy of the…