Ethereum 101, Ethereum For Beginners

Ethereum is a network enabling entree to the open blockchain. It offers unprecedented and special ways to practice blockchain technology. Due to this system, numerous decentralized projects appeared. Ethereum and its native token Ether are highly popular and play a significant role in the crypto industry. Articles You will find here, will help You to understand why the platform is used so widely. We also offer You daily news informing about upcoming events. Join us, follow our pages on social media and be always updated.

Articles You will find here, will help You to understand why the platform is used so widely. We also offer You daily news informing about upcoming events. Join us, follow our pages on social media and be always updated.

What Are Ethereum Offchain Scaling Solutions?

December 18, 2021 by Anahit

Ethereum is the most used blockchain protocol as of December 2021. However, as the network is heavily congested, it faces difficulties such as high transactional costs and delayed operations. Meanwhile, alternative blockchain ecosystems continue to grow, making the competition stronger. At the...

What is ERC777 standard?

July 18, 2020 by Diana

The new ERC777 blockchain token standard, developed by Jordi Baylina, Jacques Dafflon, and Thomas Shababi, and potentially replacing the currently widely used ERC20 standard, is about to be launched. ERC is short for Ethereum Request for Comments and describes a set of standards created to be...

Ethereum development phases: Ethereum 2.0 Serenity

November 27, 2019 by Diana

History of Ethereum started in 2013 when Vitalik Buterin issued a whitepaper of it. Ethereum intended to make the use of blockchain technology achievable not just for payment systems. Nowadays, Ethereum is one of the most influential blockchains in the world, and most of the decentralized apps and...

What is ERC-721 standard?

July 17, 2019 by Diana

Nowadays, in the developing environment of cryptocurrencies, most of us have caught about Ethereum and its standards. The leading one is ERC-20, but there’s another impressive model of tokens, which is named ERC-721. The article is dedicated to this class and is going to describe what is ERC-721...

How to sell an Ether

June 08, 2019 by Diana

In our previous article, we discussed how to buy an Ether and gave you some really useful tips. Now it is a turn for selling the coins you already obtain. So, what to do if you have decided to sell your Ether. Use exchanges to sell...

Guide for buying an Ether

June 06, 2019 by Diana

Ethereum platform, which has a coin known as Ether, is one of the most popular blockchains nowadays. As of May 2019, Ethereum’s market capitalization has reached $26 billion. Ether is one of the most usable crypto coins in nowadays world. This is why we have decided to show you some easy ways of...

Basing on a blockchain, Ethereum runs for managing decentralized apps or programs. Founded in 2014 by Vitalik Buterin and his partners, Ethereum helps anyone who wants to design a program, which is not controlled just by one person. Apps that are designed on Ethereum are identified as Dapps. If you want to write a Dapp, take into consideration that there isn't one person, who will control your app (even you won't have that privilege). Ethereum has its personal programming language, which you have to study for writing a Dapp. It's named Solidity.

To get it clearly imagine a lot of computers that work together as one powerful computer to manage one app. That’s what the Ethereum platform performs on Dapps.

See that Ethereum isn’t a cryptocurrency, it's a platform for making decentralized applications. But Ethereum has its own cryptocurrency, which’s known as Ether.

Ether was designed for allowing market relations in the platform. For operating with Ethereum platform you need power upped machines, enough storage, and many other tech tools, so Ether is a currency that lets you buy all this kind of things inside the platform. At first in 2014 one Ether was valued 40 cents, but it started growing in 2017.