Podcasts about delegated proof

Rich Rines is an initial contributor to Core Dao. Why you should listen Core Chain is the first Bitcoin-aligned EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain, designed to be Bitcoin's complementary and hyper-scalable smart contract platform. With 50% of Bitcoin mining hash power already contributing to its security model and through the ground-breaking innovation of Non-Custodial Bitcoin staking, Core Chain is unlocking Bitcoin both as the prime protector and central asset of the future of DeFi. Core Chain's major innovation is it's novel consensus mechanism, Satoshi Plus, that unites Delegated Proof of Work (DPoW), Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS), and Non-custodial Bitcoin Staking. Through this combination, Core Chain incorporates Bitcoin miners in the security of Turing-complete smart contracts, unlocks the functionality and utility of those miners beyond the simple maintenance of the Bitcoin ledger, and provides them with purely additive supplemental income in the form of CORE token rewards. This symbiotic relationship works to strengthen Bitcoin without consuming Bitcoin block space or detracting from the miners' primary role as defenders of the Bitcoin network. While DPoW leverages Bitcoin miners, through the DPoS, Core Chain leverages both the CORE and BTC holders that stake their assets onto the Core blockchain and influence the network's consensus by delegating their staked assets to the validators on the Core Chain network. Supporting links Stabull Finance Core Andy on Twitter  Brave New Coin on Twitter Brave New Coin If you enjoyed the show please subscribe to the Crypto Conversation and give us a 5-star rating and a positive review in whatever podcast app you are using.  

William Quigley, a cryptocurrency and blockchain veteran with over two decades of experience, started as the first institutional investor in PayPal. He has since played a key role in incubating and investing in more than 30 cryptocurrency and blockchain projects, co-founding game-changing ventures like Tether, GoCoin, and WAX. His enduring influence continues to shape the digital financial landscape. On The Menu: 1. Early Exposure to Virtual Item Trading: Partner's concept of trading virtual items for real money. 2. Delegated Proof of Stake Mechanism: Application to video game virtual item trading. 3. Video Games as Technology Pioneers: Pushing boundaries with graphics and augmented reality. 4. Tackling Blockchain Gaming Challenges: Creation of Wax as a purpose-built blockchain for media files. 5. Sustainable Blockchain: Adoption of proof-of-stake to address energy consumption. 6. Future of NFTs: NFTs as mini-computers with endless possibilities. Click here for a free trial: https://bit.ly/495qC9U Follow us on social media to hear from us more - Facebook- https://bit.ly/3ZYLiew Instagram- https://bit.ly/3Usdrtf Linkedin- https://bit.ly/43pdmdU Twitter- https://bit.ly/43qPvKX Pinterest- https://bit.ly/3KOOa9u Happy creating! #WilliamQuigley #Wax #MarketerOfTheMonth #Blockchain #Gaming #Outgrow #Podcastoftheday #MarketingPodca

New PayPal CEO, Alex Chriss, has .eth in bio - https://twitter.com/acce PayPal announced a stablecoin last week PYUSD Speculation about ENS integration into PayPal - no need to use an email address Easy onramp to crypto through PP Mitchell Chan's “The Boys of Summer” drop Sold out very quickly Prices immediately 3x'd on secondary but have now pulled back to .19 ETH. The cost of mint was .12 ETH Really successful mint for Wild.xyz as they brought in ~120 ETH Social token experimentations .frens from Doggfather had over 900 signups https://twitter.com/DoggfatherCrew/status/1692127431174258795?s=20 @friendtech on Base did an airdrop Shiba Inu officially launches Shibarium “decentralized” blockchain  The ETH bridge immediately has issues locking ~1,000 ETH https://unchainedcrypto.com/shibarium-launch-stalled-by-bridge-problems-and-locked-funds/ Built on a Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPOS) mechanism, Shibarium relies on validators and delegators to run nodes and process transactions. Follow us to get all the information on Historical NFTs and the future of web3: Adam - https://twitter.com/adamamcbride Jake - https://twitter.com/jakegallen_ Emblem - https://twitter.com/EmblemVault Recorded on August 17, 2023

In this episode of the DeFi Download podcast, Piers talks with Pol Lanski, Project Lead of Dappnode, about the benefits of running a validator node in a decentralised network like Ethereum or Bitcoin, and how Dappnode makes it simple for anyone to do so. SummaryDappnode is a platform that allows users to run validator nodes and participate in decentralised networks without needing technical expertise. It promotes network security and decentralisation while supporting economic accessibility through its liquid staking derivative (LSD) networks and other tools.Key takeawaysRunning nodes in decentralised networks is critical for ensuring decentralisation and contributing to network security. There is a push toward economic accessibility, which Dappnode's liquid staking derivative networks and other tools can help with.Users can drop their ETH into liquid staking derivative (LSD) networks and receive a derivative of that ETH, which can then be deployed into validators on Dappnode.Dappnode is a platform that allows users to easily run their own nodes as an alternative to relying on third-party services. It also enables users without technical knowledge to participate in these networks and manage their validators.Monitoring staking performance is vital for users, and Dappnode provides integrated open-source dashboarding tools for this purpose.Dappnode is an open ecosystem, which means that anyone can contribute to and build on it. It provides solutions for people who cannot afford the 32 ETH required to run an Ethereum validator to participate in the decentralised revolution.Chapters[01:09] Why is it important that anyone be able to run a validator node?[04:15] What is the intellectual leap from using IPFS for file storage and website hosting to running nodes on Ethereum?[09:10] Piers highlights the importance of syncing up with consensus in decentralised networks and explains how Infura offers a useful solution in this context. [15:18] Piers discusses Ethereum's shift from proof of work to proof of stake, emphasising the importance of decentralisation in Ethereum's design and mentioning that running a validator node with at least 32 ETH can earn fees and contribute to the security of the network. Dappnode is a way to make running a node easier. What was involved in running an Ethereum node before Dappnode came along?[24:25]  What kind of guarantees are there around the software being up to date and running once installed?[25:40] Within what timeframe does Dappnode typically do the updates?[26:47] Piers emphasises the importance of users being able to monitor the performance of their staking. Has Dappnode developed any dashboarding solutions for this purpose?[30:36] The staking amount required for Ethereum's validator software has decreased from 10,000 ETH to 32 ETH. While this is a significant reduction, 32 ETH remains a considerable amount of money. Are there any solutions provided by Dappnode for individuals who wish to participate in the decentralised revolution but cannot afford 32 ETH?[34:50] Piers mentions the debates surrounding the use of Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) versus Proof of Stake (PoS) in blockchain technology. When can we expect Dappnode to make this technology available for those who want to get involved but don't have a large amount of capital to invest?[39:39] Where can you find out more about Dappnode and how to get involved?Further resourcesWebsite: https://dappnode.com/ Discord: https://discord.gg/dappnode Twitter: https://twitter.com/DAppNode 

Sky Mavis, the developers behind the OG web3 game Axie Infinity, with $1.3B in lifetime revenue, have been busy beefing up the security of their Ronin blockchain and opening it up to third-party game developers. On March 30th, 2023 Sky Mavis announced the Ronin blockchain's upgrade to Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS), and unveiled the genesis batch of game studios that will be building and launching games on Ronin: Directive Games, Tribes, Bali Games, and Bowled.io. Your host, Niko Vuori, chats with Kathleen Osgood, Director of Business Development at Sky Mavis, about what this means for Sky Mavis, Axie Infinity and third-party game developers looking to build on Ronin. Sky Mavis: https://skymavis.com/ Bowled.io: https://bowled.io Bali Games: https://baligames.xyzDirective Games: https://directivegames.com/ Tribes Studio: https://tribes.studio/ If you would like us to discuss any other blockchain gaming-related topics, do reach out at metacast@naavik.co. We'd love to hear your general thoughts and feedback too! And as always, if you like the episode, you can help others find us by leaving a rating or review!TLDListen?: Episode summaryWatch the episode: YouTube video Join the discussion: Naavik DiscordRead more: Naavik DigestWatch more: YouTube channelGo premium: Naavik ProFollow us: Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | WebsiteSound design by Gavin Mc Gabe.

Yves La Rose, CEO of the EOS Network Foundation (ENF) was part of a special Ask Me Anything (AMA), hosted by Binance. This in depth event covers everything that you need to know about EOS, including notable initiatives, the advantages of building on the network, background on the ENF, strategy for growth and more. 00:00:00 Start 00:00:38 Welcome Yves La Rose 00:02:29 AMA topics and agenda 00:04:28 Key features of the EOS network 00:10:25 Scalability and IBC 00:15:25 Antelope Coalition IBC 00:25:17 Advantages of building on EOS 00:27:51 What is EOS EVM 00:33:20 Transaction speeds and Instant finality 00:42:38 EOS Defi Yield+ and Recover+ 00:52:42 What are the ENF and ENV 01:05:20 EOS Gamefi 01:13:45 Delegated Proof of Stake 01:18:40 Web Assembly C++ engine 01:20:15 Human-readable accounts 01:26:12 Carbon-negative blockchain 01:30:44 End The EOS Network Foundation coordinates financial and non-financial support to encourage the growth and development of the EOS Network. We're harnessing the power of decentralization to chart a coordinated future for the EOS Network as a force for positive global change. // EOS Network Foundation // https://www.eosnetwork.com https://twitter.com/EosNFoundation https://www.linkedin.com/company/eos-network-foundation https://t.me/EOSNetworkFoundation https://discord.gg/eos-network info@eosnetwork.com #EOS #Web3

This is the final episode of the three-part UNAJUA Series focused on what sets blockchains apart. Seasoned Kenyan blockchain developer and Web3 enthusiast Jordan Muthemba is on strike for this series. In this podcast, Jordan Muthemba explains how blockchain (network) users vote and elect delegates to validate the next block using a concept called Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS). Jordan is a full-stack developer with over five years of experience in Kenya's buzzy IT scene. He is currently serving as a smart contract developer and Web3 project advisor on a handful of projects for the likes of Canza Finance, SendVillage and Ubrica. He is also an active Celo Community educator and advocate. OP-ED: Crypto adoption in Nigeria keeps chugging along by Oluwaseun Adegoke Oyeniyi (www.africantechroundup.com/cryto-adopt…ging-along/) EDITORIAL DISCLAIMER: While the Celo Community Fund supports this UNAJUA Series, African Tech Roundup maintains complete editorial oversight. Opinions expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of the African Tech Roundup or the presenting sponsor, Celo Community Fund. SUPPORT US: Value our work? Then, join our Patreon Community (www.africantechroundup.com/patreon/) and help the African Tech Roundup platform remain single-mindedly focused on serving Africa's tech and innovation ecosystem with robust independent insight and learning content.

My guest today is Starkerz, DAO member of 3Speak, a censorship-resistant video platform built on top of the Hive Network. Launched on March 20th, 2020, Hive is a decentralized information-sharing network with an accompanying blockchain-based financial ledger built on the Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) protocol. Myriad dapps, APIs, and front-ends contribute to general and straightforward accessibility of data, transactions, and records so that this existing diversity and utility ensure that the ecosystem is welcoming to content creators, consumers, investors, and builders. Hive is developed to store vast amounts of content and to make it available for time-based monetization. Examples of use include social media with monetized rewards for content producers, interactive games, identity management, polling systems, and micro-loans. By combining the lightning-fast processing times and fee-less transactions, Hive is positioned to become one of the leading blockchain technologies used by people around the world. Hive's support for high transaction volumes, combined with its fast 3-second block times and fee-less transactions, make it an ideal platform for building highly interactive applications that would bog down on most blockchain networks. Hive was founded by a diverse group of community members, developers, and investors who believed in the common goal of decentralization. There is no set team and no company behind it. All protocol changes are proposed, developed, prepared for, and implemented through a transparent and collaborative team-working environment. They are entirely open source from initiation to their final release. 3Speak is a place where content creators directly own their onsite assets and their communities. Using blockchain technology, the ownership of these assets and communities is intrinsic to the creator and the user, not 3 Speak. By using the platform, users get rewarded in Hive tokens and can receive donations in our proprietary Speak token. In our conversation, we discuss Hive, consensus models, the path to decentralization, web3 and community, and much more. We begin our conversation by discussing the differences between Web2 and Web3. Starkerz does an excellent job at explaining the pitfalls and problems creators face when building their audience on Web2 platform. Our conversation flows to how Web3 protects individuals from censorship and removes the gatekeepers from the decision-making process. We discuss Hive's unique history and Starkerz shares an amazing story of the first blockchain war. Our conversation transitions to the importance of community and the community around a blockchain are layer0. Starkerz demonstrates the importance of community by discussing the accomplishments of Hive and their consensus model. Our conversation transitions to discussing the differences and tradeoffs between the various consensus models. Our conversation transitions and we discuss how Web3 will enable a new paradigm. Starkerz describes this new paradigm that is enabled by decentralization, market forces, and community-led. Please enjoy my conversation with Starkerz. -- Public: Start investing with as little as $1 and get a free slice of stock up to $50 when you join Public.com today. Visit public.com/UNTOLDSTORIES to download the app and sign up. Ledn: Ledn provides financial products to help you unlock the power of digital assets. With a secure and easy-to-use platform, it's the simplest way to earn interest, borrow, and trade your BTC and USDC. For maximum accountability, Ledn offers Proof of Reserves attestations to give you peace of mind while you make the most of your Bitcoin. Untold Stories listeners can receive $50 in free BTC when you create a new loan. More info at https://untoldstories.link/LEDN -- This podcast is powered by Blockworks. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at https://blockworks.co

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In this week's interview I chatted to Dan Notestein, a lead dev for Hive. Dan goes all the way back to Bitshares days with Dan Larimer – Notestein was employee number 2 in the early days of Delegated Proof of Stake with BitShares, it was just Dan Larimer and Dan Notestein in the beginning. He also helped bring together the team that launched Hive. In this interview we dive into the history of Steem, the original chain that Hive forked from. We go into the Steemit inc ninja-mined stake right at the beginning that slowly broke the trust of a lot of the steem community.We talk about the controversy that surrounded the formation of Hive, and the battle with Justin Sun over the top witness spots. And we go into how the Hive tech works – how the distribution of funds to content creators works, the difference between the hive coin, hive power and hive dollar, Hive’s graphene-based blockchain framework and how it differs from other frameworks, and the dApps based on the blockchain. Dan Notestein is a super interesting guy and was happy to share stories of one of the year’s most contentious forks from his perspective of being right in the middle. I was grateful for unique insight and I learnt a lot about the untold history of Hive. If you would like to send me a message and support my channel, visit https://cointr.ee/naomibrockwell Sign up for the free cryptobeat newsletter here: https://Naomibrockwell.com/cryptobeat If you’d like to sign up for the members-only newsletter and get access to exclusive videos, including the video version of this interview, head to naomibrockwell.com/memberships.

With all of the various exchange listings and marketing collaborations between Hive and major players in the crypto space, there has been a lot of increased attention over the past few weeks as Hive gains ground and takes shape. Hive is a complex ecosystem of applications, users, social interactions, rewards pools and more. Trying to navigate this blockchain as a newcomer can be daunting and many are left without a clue where to start. LeoPedia is also starting to take shape as we put together more guides and resources about crypto & finance. Since the explosion in price, attention and listings for Hive, I began working on a Hive guide. I've done Hive guides in past videos, but never a full-on comprehensive walkthrough of the entire chain. Obviously, there's a lot more to Hive than what I cover in this ~55 minute video. What I do cover here are the basics of Hive alongside various walkthroughs of the main features of Hive that I think any interested investor, user, entrepreneur, developer, etc. should learn before diving into this blockchain. If you take an hour to sit down and read/watch/listen to this guide, I think you'll come out of it extremely impressed with what Hive is today and what it is aiming to be tomorrow. To find the the full guide on LeoPedia (including the audio, written and video versions), head over to https://leofinance.io/hive. In This Episode: Hive Intro (2m 3s) Table of Contents / Overview (2m 22s) Basic Idea of Hive (2m 57s) One Account to Rule Them All (6m 1s) How to Get a Hive Account (8m 27s) The Different Currencies on Hive (10m 24s) The Hive Rewards Pool - What It Is and How It Works (13m 44s) Communities on Hive and How They Work (16m 5s) Hive Witnesses and Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) (18m 15s) Development Proposal Voting and DAF (21m 57s) Who Uses Hive? (25m 59s) Applications & Interfaces (44m 4s) Peakd.com (44m 45s) 3speak.online (47m 34s) Hive-Engine (49m 50s) Tools & Resources (51m 38s)

I just listened to this Q&A clip from Andreas Antonopolous in which he addresses concerns over the security of Proof of Stake systems and a few of the potential attack vectors. Over the past 30-40 days, we've seen Justin Sun take advantage of a Delegated Proof of Stake system on the Steem blockchain. Sun did this by acquiring such a large stake in the network that he controlled the witness elections and thus, could control the rules of block production. With Delegated Proof of Stake, having 1 person/organization (or even a handful of people) with so much control over the supply of the network is dangerous. They can change the elected officials on the blockchain at will and thus, can change the rules of the blockchain itself. We see the same issue happening with TRON and with EOS — a small group of people have too much control over the network and with that control, they cause a high degree of centralization and manipulation. These are not true decentralized blockchain networks. They are centralized networks masquerading as decentralized networks. These 2 major issues — a centralized force doing an OTC deal for a controlling stake acquisition and also the exchanges getting involved in proof of stake/Delegated proof of stake consensus — have been addressed by the Hive blockchain and will need to continually be addressed by other PoS/DPoS blockchains. In This Episode: Brief Intro to Justin's Attack on DPoS and How He Controls the Rules of Block Production The Danger of Centralization in PoS/DPoS (and PoW) What if Someone Buys All the Stake of a Coin? Justin Bypassed the Market by Doing a Closed-Door Deal Another Attack Vector for PoS/DPoS — Centralized Exchanges How Hive Was Formed and How it Addressed These 2 Major Points of Weakness — DAF & 30 Day Voting Lock Links Mentioned: Andreas Antonopolous on "The Game Theory of PoS” - https://youtu.be/MHYS0xgZ9dQ Transparent, Open-Source Development Fund (DAF) on Hive - https://peakd.com/@steem.dao/transfers Our Community: https://steemleo.com is an online community for crypto & financial content creators, powered by Hive and the LEO token economy. Learn more about our hive-powered community at https://steemleo.com/faq. Trade Steem-based tokens on Leodex at https://dex.steemleo.com Buy & Sell Digital Products and Services with STEEM & LEO on the Leoshop at https://shop.steemleo.com

John Thore Stub Sneisen John is a Best-Selling Author of two books: The End of Freedom, which has been a world bestseller in the category of Financial Risk Management. Canada, The Greatest Economy In The World? Which has been a Canadian bestseller in many categories, including Economics, Finance, Macroeconomics and Financial Risk Management. The End of Freedom is an overview over 3000 years of history of money and how monetary pattern repeats themselves throughout history and how to mitigate the hit of these risks. Canada, The Greatest Economy In The World? is a book that takes a grand view of the Canadian Economy and points out the many dangers lurking in the Economic dark that most politicians and economists are not aware of. John is an international speaker. He has spoken in 6 countries on 3 topics in two languages. John is working closely with world best-selling author G. Edward Griffin as a Leadership Council member of Freedom Force International. In Freedom Force, John takes care of the Leadership Meetings and work on policies and recruitment. John also runs a local Freedom Force Group in Winnipeg with some of Winnipeg's brightest minds that are committed to spreading freedom and individualism in Canada. John also worked on creating the worlds. First Truth Conference called The Red Pill Expo. With a Speaker list including Robert Kiyosaki, Amon Bundy, Lord Cristopher Moncton, Mike Adams, Jeff Berwick, John Rappaport, Joel Salatin, Ty Bollinger, G. Edward Griffin, Cynthia McKinney, Richard Gage and James Corbett to name a few. These people are considered experts in their field of exposing the truth. John has also been speaking here as well. The conference have between 300-1000 attendees and 1000’s of people streaming them. John is an economic analyst for World Alternative Media. WAM is a YouTube news platform with Millions of viewers from countries all across the world. Here John interviews experts like Robert Kiyosaki, Mike Maloney and Rob Kirby and provides in-depth economic analysis behind the headlines. He offers special reports on Policies and Economic Entities like Cashless Society, Special Drawing Rights, Exchange Stabilisation Fund, United Nations and Monetary History. John is an Economic and Business development advisor for the UOS Blockchain. UOS is a Delegated Proof of Importance blockchain that will be helping to create a new wave of reviewing products. They are also building uncensorable social media platforms and building governance platforms for governments and micronations all across the world. John is an advisor to Uberstate. Uberstate is a Canadian based Real Estate Investment Blockchain platform that is revolutionizing the way we invest in real estate. John has been interviewed and featured on Mainstream Media CBC, BBC, CTV and Citytv. On Alternative Media Press For Truth, We Are Change, Next News Network, Rethinking The Dollar, Silver Doctors, GoldSilver, Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock and more. His articles have been featured at the Billionaire Chronicle x2, Invest It In and The Dollar Vigilante. John has over 20 years of experience in the Low Voltage field and has worked as a project manager building infrastructure in buildings and Cellular, Fiber and Copper Networks. John is an expert in talking about the future of 5G and Surveillance as it is a part of his 20-year experience in CCTV and other security systems and John doing research to stay at the forefront of technology to predict and foresee risks and how to avoid them to create a brighter future for humanity. *** Get a reading of your King Hero Archetypes to find out where you are on the path of purpose. https://kingheros.bethmartens.com/ Are you more of a Mermaid than a King Hero? Click below for a free reading of your MerPreneur Archetypes: https://bethmartensmerpreneur.simplero.com Buy Beth's Book: https://bit.l --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-martens/message

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今回のキーワード:・EOS・ICOで4,300億円調達・スケーラビリティ問題を解決、トランザクション手数料無料・ダニエル・ラリマー（Daniel Larimer）・BitShares・Steem・Steemit・Delegated Proof of Stake・blocktivity・早期にステーブルコインの必要性に気づく・早期にEthereumのスケーラビリティ問題に気づく・Dan Larimer and Vitalik Buterin at the North American Bitcoin Conference in Miami・すべての人々の生命、自由、財産を守るフリーマーケットソリューションを見つけること・DappRadar・VISAとMasterCardで秒間20,000、FacebookではLikeだけで秒間52,000、金融取引ではひとつのマーケットペアだけで秒間100,000トランザクション----収録を終えて:産業社会と人間の自由に関する思想を説いた経済学者カール・ポランニー[1886～1964]は市場経済が人間の労働力を商品化し、人間から労働の目的、自尊心を奪ったと論じた。最近のインターネットサービスにおいては、ユーザーが価値のあるコンテンツを生成することで多くのトラフィックを集め、そのことによりビジネスモデルが成立するものが少なくない。この場合、そのサービスで行われるアクティブなユーザーの活動は、カール・ポランニーが述べたような「商品」そのものになっているといえるのではないだろうか。そして、その価値のあるコンテンツから得られた利益の大半はサービスを運営する企業の懐に入り、コンテンツの作者であるユーザーが利益を享受できないというミスマッチが発生している。今回話したダニエル・ラリマーの人生のミッションは「すべての人々の生命、自由、財産を守るフリーマーケットソリューションを見つけること」。将来、支配的な中央集権的企業ではなく、ダニエル・ラリマーが開発したEOSのような非中央集権的なネットワークにおいてDAC（Decentralized Autonomous Corporation）のような形態の組織が中心となりトークンを利用した経済圏を構築する可能性が考えられる。すると、その中で作られたコンテンツの所有権は明示的になり、新しい価値を生み出した人たちにトークンとして報酬を分配することが可能になる。カール・ポランニーは、経済に秩序を与え、社会を統合するパターンとして「互酬・再配分・交換」の三点を挙げている。非中央集権的なネットワークの仕組みの中で、トークンを報酬として再配分する自律的なメカニズム、ネットワークの参加者間でトークンを贈る文化、ネットワークの参加者が提供した価値に対しトークンで支払う市場、という三点がバランスよく成立することは、ポランニーが希求した社会の在り方のひとつの形なのかもしれない。----このポッドキャストへのお問い合わせ、ご感想、ご質問、ご要望は公式サイト(www.prototype.fm)内の、お問い合わせからメッセージしてください。Twitterの場合は #prototypefm をつけてツイートしてください。iTunesStoreでのレビューもお願いします。

In this episode of LAB Radio, Aaron Mangal discusses the Bitshares ecosystem, the Graphene engine that underlies it and algorithms like Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS) with Kevin Messerly. Graphene was originally designed by Daniel Larimer who also founded Steemit and EOS. Kevin Messerly, Proxy and DEXBot Team Manager "I have six years experience as a cryptocurrency investor and advocate. Additionally, I have four years experience as a sales executive/account manager with a track record of high performance and strong work ethics. On top of that I have over fourteen years experience as an intelligence analyst for the United States Army and Department of Defense. I have successfully operated in high stress environments, requiring 13 hour shifts, six or seven days a week, throughout four deployments in Southwest Asia, South-Central Asia, and Africa for a total of 49 months." Graphene is the underlying technology that underlies BitShares and several other Cryptocurrency projects like Steemit and EOS. Graphene is an open source C++ blockchain implementation, which acts as a consensus mechanism. BitShares also has the ability to issued market pegged assets which are tied with real-time real world prices. The BitShares market pegged BitAssets system Ultimately, BitShares operates more as an equity rather than a purist “currency” since BTS tokens are used as collateral for a variety of decentralized financial services like decentralized exchanges, banking, derivative creation (of market pegged “bitAssets”) and currency rails. Thanks for checking out LAB Radio. After listening to this episode you will learn: Kevin's origin story and how he first discovered Cryptocurrency in 2011 Why BitShares, in particular, caught Kevin's eye How BitShares leverages a suite of services including a DEX, bank and even user issued assets (UIA) About BitShares and how it had the first stable coin and market pegged assets (MPA) system The construct of Witnesses who process transactions and maintain price feeds The concept of decentralized banking and how you can borrow against your BitShares as collateral How Black swan events and collateral are handled by the system The risk and challenges of growing an ecosystem like BitShares The benefits of Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) For show notes and more please visit: LAB Radio

  Blockchains and Algorithms   Blockchain is the latest tech craze and has attracted a lot of attention. Before blockchain, computers operated in a client/server relationship, where one central authority (the server) is contacted by a client (your laptop, phone, etc.) and is requested to send back information. An example of this is when you use Netflix. Your TV connects to a Netflix server, which has preloaded movies and shows for you to choose from. Once you select your show, it then streams the video content to you. That’s fine, until Netflix removes the show you want to watch, and you let out a big sigh. Well, it could be that their contract for sharing that show expired, or they needed the space to upload a new show. Either way, it is too bad for you.   What if there was infinite space, lots of bandwidth, anyone could upload a movie or TV show, and nobody was in charge, so your favorite show could never get removed? Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, that’s essentially what blockchain is: A network of ordinary computers, sharing resources, all working together with no master. The only control is the code shared by all these computers, which make the blockchain.   Every blockchain (network of computers) is designed to do something different. There are video distribution service blockchains being created right now, but there are many different uses for this technology, and ways to go about creating this network. No one way is perfect right now, and there is a huge race to evolve into the best overall solution. To have a blockchain, computers called miners must create new blocks which are then accepted or rejected by the network. Blocks are rejected if they are invalid, malicious, or incomplete. There have to be certain rules and guidelines set in place in order for the network to function properly. It wouldn’t make sense if a Netflix blockchain suddenly allowed someone to upload a book, or even a podcast, or upload a movie claiming themselves as the director or producer.   Here’s a brief overview of the Top 10 most used algorithms, and a sample of which popular blockchains use them:   Proof of Work - Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Monero Bitcoin’s founder created Proof of Work, where miners configure their computers to solve very intense puzzles, competing to create the next block. When they solve that puzzle (once every 10 minutes), they are given a reward (coins). Bitcoin has become so valuable, entire countries are setting up huge factories to create blocks and claim rewards. Places that have free power have a tremendous advantage, as the machines required to mine these blocks suck up unbelievable amounts of power. A decommissioned power plant in Australia was recently purchased solely for the purpose of Bitcoin mining. Video cards from NVIDIA and AMD have also been in exceptional demand. They are selling above MSRP, often sold out the same day a retailer has them in stock. Proof of Stake - NEO, DASH, and NavCoin Instead of mining, people who hold the coins belonging to the network have the option of being “minters”. A designated third party creates the blocks, then the minters run software on their computers that act as validators. It’s much less energy intensive and requires no special hardware, just coins. The more coins you have “staked” in the blockchain, the higher the chance you have at being selected (at random) to validate a block. Delegated Proof of Stake - EOS, Bitshares, and Lisk There is a major difference in this system compared to the previous two listed. Instead of everybody having a chance at validating a block, only a small number of machines on the network are selected, by a vote. This way, it is much easier for a handful of computers to talk to one another to compare blocks and validation, in a much more efficient way. If one validator starts to fail, they are voted out of circulation and replaced by another computer on the network. Instead of miners competing with each other, in DPoS they all work together to solve the block puzzle, creating blocks much, much faster. Proof of Authority - POA Network, Ethereum’s Kovan Testnet This consensus algorithm is pretty much the same as the client/server relationship. There is one authority in charge of everything, and the clients can just read the information (if allowed). This is best used in private corporate chains. Additional conditions to become an authority can be specified, including identity management and verification, in contrast to the previously mentioned algorithms, where the only identity on the network is often a wallet address or IP address/port. Proof of Activity - Decred This is a combination of both PoW and PoS. Currently only Decred uses it. Pros and Cons remain to be seen. Proof of Burn - Binance Coin, Counterparty, Slimcoin Instead of being rewarded for solving puzzles, you are supposed to send coins to an irretrievable address, to be lost forever. The concept is by decreasing the supply of coins, the value of the remaining ones increase. More often than not, the practice of “burning” coins is something done by the developers rather than the community. Blockchain ICOs often burn any unsold tokens remaining, as they cannot be allocated to any other area in an honest way. Binance burns some of its profits every quarter, to ensure its coin gains value. Proof of Elapsed Time - Hyperledger Sawtooth Every participant in the network is assigned a random time in each block. Whoever’s time runs out first, gets to create the next block. Clients on this network must be identified, and their code must have passed verification trust, to avoid simply exploiting the time on your network node to trigger sooner. Pros and cons are yet to be determined. Directed Acyclic Graph - IOTA, Hashgraph, and Nano Participants in this network that want to send a transaction, are first required to do a small proof of work, in which they verify two previous transactions that occurred before. In theory, this tangle can accelerate to near-instant speeds. Unlike traditional servers, the more users that are logged on, it gets faster instead of slower. Each of the networks has their own unique take on how to organize transactions, so read into each project more if you desire. Byzantine Fault Tolerance - Ripple, Stellar, and Dispatch Pre-selected validators are in charge of the network. No miners or community contributors are required. With that said, Stellar allows anyone to become a validator, while Ripple itself decides who validates blocks on their network. These are centralized services using blockchain technology. Proof of Space/Capacity - Burst Although, only one coin currently uses this, it is a fantastic algorithm. It allows people to mine using spare hard drive space, instead of CPU/GPU cycles. Your hard drive space is filled up with small amounts of random files that act like lottery tickets. The network elects a winner every defined number of seconds (or minutes) and gives them a coin reward. It takes tiny fractions of energy (5 watts) to power a hard drive, compared to 100+ watts of a single GPU or 1200+ watts of an ASIC (specialized mining hardware developed just for Bitcoin and other major coins).   There are still many more algorithms out there, including:   Proof of Importance Proof of Reputation Proof of Weight Proof of Evolution Tendermint CASPER Distributed Byzantine Fault Tolerance SPECTRE   If you’re thinking of creating a blockchain of your own, continue your research! It will be time well spent. Listen to this episode of Crypto and Blockchain Talk   SUBSCRIBE to our channels and never miss an episode: SPOTIFY iTunes Stitcher Soundcloud Google Play Music Tunein Castbox Pocket Casts Overcast iHeartRadio PlayerFM Twitter YouTube LinkedIn                                                                   

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Let’s chat about Bitshares, Steem and EOS! Today’s guest is Luke Stokes, a digital entrepreneur, current Steem Witness and he recently joined the eosDAC Block Producer launch team leading up to the EOS mainnet launch on June 1st. Before his blockchain days, Luke built an online shopping cart named FoxyCart which was later rebranded to Foxy.io. What started off as a “weekend project” turned in to a 10-year business venture with a partner of his. Luke recently sold his stake in Foxy.io and now his sole income relies on “chasing virtual internet tokens”. Risky? Maybe, but Luke wanted to follow his new passion and has gone head-first into crypto and blockchain and for him, there’s no turning back. In this episode, we discuss the Delegated Proof of Stake technology and the role that both Witnesses and Block Producers play in securing the blockchain. We also chat about the concept of “voluntary inflation” and how new money creation, if used correctly, can actually build and support a community rather than decrease the value of everyone’s money over time (which is what happens when governments print and inflate the money supply). This episode offers a mix of economics, politics, technology, philosophy all intertwined with the foundation of the Non-Aggression Principle. We may even chat a bit about Ron Paul for those of you who remember the 07-08 and 11-12 campaigns. I don’t know about you, but that was my entry point in to personal liberty. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. Luke was one of the main reasons that I found out about Delegated Proof of Stake and I too dove head in. I’m really glad to see him so active in the EOS community. The smartest minds in crypto are in EOS. Build Freedom, Ashe Luke’s Contact Info: Steemit: @lukestokes Twitter: @lukestokes eosDAC Contact Info: Website: www.eosdac.io Twitter: @eosdac Podcast Resources: Previous podcast with Steem CEO Ned Scott http://libertyentrepreneurs.com/steemit PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW ON YOUR FAVORITE PLATFORM! Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/LibertyEntrepreneurs iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/liberty-entrepreneurs/id1057809945?mt=2 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/liberty-entrepreneurs Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/liberty-entrepreneurs-podcast TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Liberty-Entrepreneurs-Podcast-p805213/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Iqp3bpqbhske6s6476yfy2yyylu Player.fm: https://player.fm/series/liberty-entrepreneurs

LastCall_ présente des aspects peu discuttés de la cryptomonnaie. (8 avril 2018) 2h9m Commenter sur FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/63261054790/posts/10156382847334791 Commenter sur Twitter: https://twitter.com/LeBotCast/status/984844451179847688 0:00:03 La Cryptomonnaie et Toi 0:00:12 Service Internet BotCast with Cheese 0:00:17 Intro Musicale 0:01:38 BotCast with Cheese #61 avec LastCall 0:03:10 Crédibilité et compétences à LastCall 0:05:28 Aspects non-discuttés de la cryptomonnaie 0:10:37 Qu'est-ce que la cryptomonnaie? 0:21:55 Algorithmes de consensus - où est le contrôle? 0:22:04 Proof-of-Work - Mineurs en contrôle 0:23:38 Proof-of-Stake - Les riches en contrôles 0:29:58 Delegated Proof-of-Stake - Les riches votent 0:40:50 Points d'échanges de cryptomonnaie 0:43:21 Coinbase et le IRS0:49:11 ICO et taxation 0:55:07 Anonymat (light) 0:56:50 Trafiquer le registre/blockchain 1:01:10 PROMO - Feu de l'Esprit 1:02:38 PROMO - Tout-ti Podcast 1:03:11 PROMO - Service Internet BotCast with Cheese 1:03:54 Anonymat en cryptomonnaie 1:06:58 Hacks et mining illégal 1:10:34 Crypto-rançons 1:13:59 Blockchain is not only crappy technology but a bad vision for the future 1:18:49 Générations d'évolution de cryptomonnaie 1:22:53 Plateformes vs monnaies 1:27:46 Impacts de sécurité sur les individus 1:30:58 Sécurité des points d'échanges 1:37:43 Sécurité de storage personnel1:41:54 Sécurité de logiciels de porte-feuilles 1:50:12 Scams / Fraudes 1:55:24 Conspirations de cryptomonnaie 1:55:41 Bitmain mine avant de sortir les produits? 1:57:45 Auteur de Bitcoin est un groupe? Trop parfait 2:04:23 JINGLE - Contacter le BotCast with Cheese 2:05:10 PROMO - Le Super Matozoïde 2:05:47 PROMO - EDDNP En Direct the Nulle Part 2:06:51 PROMO - Franky Show 2:07:10 PROMO - RAS HD - La Coche 2:08:22 PROMO - Authentique Podcast 2:08:48 PROMO - RadioBlog 2:09:20 OUTTRO - BotCast.net   Cryptomonnaie, sécurité et impact sociétal Décentralisé pour remplacer système monétaire, c’est vrai? Quoi contrôler? Les transactions (retour en arrière et validations) L’algorithme utilisé Algorithmes de consensus - où est le contrôle? https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@mooncryption/guide-proof-of-work-pow-vs-proof-of-stake-pos-vs-delegated-proof-of-stake-dpos Proof-of-Work - Mineurs en contrôle https://cointelegraph.com/explained/proof-of-work-explained#block-8 Proof-of-Stake - Les riches en contrôles Delegated Proof-of-Stake - Les riches votes Amélioration, les riches votes sont divisés https://blog.ark.io/dpos-and-ark-voting-explained-68596a171ca1 Échanges Coinbase et le IRS https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2924446-irs-notification Ripple https://hackernoon.com/4-alarming-reasons-ripple-might-not-be-what-you-think-9debc3c86985 Colbert sells Ripple https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfw4FWJJVOQ pour 29M$ en donation Agenda cypherpunks https://www.activism.net/cypherpunk/manifesto.html   Garantie anonymité? Bitcoin pas anonyme pantoute https://bitcoin.org/en/you-need-to-know#anonymous Monero https://getmonero.org/get-started/what-is-monero/ fait les nouvelles de hacking https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hacker-group-makes-3-million-by-installing-monero-miners-on-jenkins-servers/ Plein d’autres anonymes (Dash, Zcash, Zencash, Cloak, Verge, etc.) Blockchain is not only crappy technology but a bad vision for the future https://medium.com/@kaistinchcombe/decentralized-and-trustless-crypto-paradise-is-actually-a-medieval-hellhole-c1ca122efdec Impact sur l’individu vs. compagnies: Échange se fait hacker Dude qui perds ses 6 bitcoins Backup Clé privé (peut être protégé par mot de passe) Mnémonique (12 mots, wallet déterministe) Software wallet vulnérable https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum-docs/blob/master/cve.rst Scam (send 1 receive 2!) https://mashable.com/2018/02/21/elon-musk-twitter-ethereum-scam En passant, les transactions sont publiques, donc on peut voir qui c’est fait avoir ici: https://etherscan.io/address/0x6C441eC1c3464eEb459894325ecDdfd0CA51e6E9 Impact positif: Connaissance de la cryptographie au peuple! Les conspirations en crypto monnaie Bitmain (des chinois) fabrique des mineurs et les utilisent avant de les vendres https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/cryptocurrencynewsuproar-bitmain-introduces-asic-mine-monero/ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2244677.0 L’auteur de Bitcoin est inconnu https://www.coindesk.com/information/who-is-satoshi-nakamoto/ Bitcoin créé par une superintelligence? Trop complexe et sécuritaire. https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@curving/coinspiracy-theory-bitcoin-artificial-intelligence-and-the-cia Est-ce que c’est un gouvernement? https://www.truthhawk.com/is-bitcoin-a-government-project/ https://botcast.net/https://www.facebook.com/BotCasthttps://twitter.com/LeBotCast

Today’s guest is David Packham, co-founder of EOS42, a block producer candidate based in London. He and his team are currently building an EOS delegation market to facilitate EOS-based token leasing in hopes of building trust and earning the votes required to become an EOS block producer. If you aren’t sure what that means, this episode is for you. EOS is a “generation 3 blockchain” which is set to launch in early June 2018. It’s creator, Dan Larimer (@bytemaster7), has previously built two other successful blockchain projects, Bitshares and Steem, both which use the Delegated Proof of Stake blockchain technology. If you are unfamiliar with EOS, here’s a fairly good article detailing various aspects of it https://blockonomi.com/eos-guide/ and here are the EOS.IO FAQ’s https://eos.io/faq.html. I also recommend checking out EOS Go for the latest news and telegram summaries from the various EOS groups online: https://busy.org/@eosgo Much of this discussion focuses on many aspects of EOS as a token, a blockchain and a community. From how inflation is used, to the resource mechanics of the EOS token, a little EOS vs ETH and detailing the unique governance system in place to help settle disputes rather than relying on hard forks. Although we get a bit technical and philosophical at times, I believe this conversation will appeal to both the casual and advanced crypto listener. David and I chat briefly about his background in finance to how he found cryptocurrencies and why he’s dedicating his time to the EOS community and hopefully become a block producer. If you don’t know what a block producer is, don’t worry and tune in. We wrap up by discussing the Chintai, the EOS42 Teams token delegation project which allows for dApp teams to essential lease tokens to gain access to the EOS resource pool (bandwidth and storage) so that they can satisfy the requirements of their applications. Leasing would be done in lieu of actually purchasing the EOS tokens. Why would this market exist and what are the incentives? We discuss and answer these questions and much more. In Liberty, Ashe Contact Info: Telegram: https://t.me/chintaieos Twitter: @eos42io Website: https://eos42.io/ PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW ON YOUR FAVORITE PLATFORM! Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/LibertyEntrepreneurs iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/liberty-entrepreneurs/id1057809945?mt=2 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/liberty-entrepreneurs Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/liberty-entrepreneurs-podcast TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Liberty-Entrepreneurs-Podcast-p805213/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Iqp3bpqbhske6s6476yfy2yyylu Player.fm: https://player.fm/series/liberty-entrepreneurs

News: - Coinbase Taps Twitter Vet to Bolster Customer Support Team. Tina Bhatnagar will serve as vice president of operations and technology, according to a Monday announcement. In that role, Bhatnagar – who at Twitter was VP of operations and user services – will lead teams connected both Coinbase and GDAX, its digital asset exchange. - IMF Calls for International Cooperation on Crypto. - Opera Browser Adds Cryptocurrency Miner Protection for Smartphones. Cryptocurrency miners embedded in websites is increasingly becoming a problem for smartphones, but the Opera web browser is trying to remove the threat for its users. Interesting Video of the Day: Andreas M. Antonopoulos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE_E7CWK4i8 https://www.patreon.com/aantonop Coin Talk: We talk Screenshot leaks of XRP & Amazon and also discuss the XRP Charts and why it looks like it will be at $16 by end of Feburary Coin Market Recap: We talk Cindicator (CND) and the rest of the Cryptocurrency Market. Main Topic: EOS | The Diamond of Crypto Block.one is the company working on EOS. Open Source Software. Designed to scale to millions with low latency. ICO is still going on. EOS ICO running on Ethereum Network for ERC 20 Token. EOS is only raising money on Ethereum Block Chain. Live Network in EOS in Q2. 3rd generation crypto currency. They use Delegated Proof of stake. Team is Amazing: Dan Larimer worked with Satoshi, Started Bitshares, Steem, EOS Released: EOS Dawn allows developers to start building apps now. can setup and run private test networks Your not investing in the company. all contributions to the token is taken at revenue. No benefits or obligations. Based on future expectation and market expectation. Money from ICO goes to block.one. Transfer of Token after June 1st. Registering your token maps your EOS Public Key to your Ethereum Wallet so that someone in the world can generate a snap shot of that. Credits: Music for the Podcast: sunsetsandhearts.com & theraveonettes.com Host: Car@thrillerpodcast.club Support the Show: Patreon: http://bit.ly/patreonThriller Tip Jar: paypal.me/snsts Hardware Wallets We Recommend: Ledger Nano S: http://amzn.to/2p7E20u KeepKey: http://amzn.to/2FygKb3 Trezor: http://amzn.to/2FAoAkE Suggested Reading: Mastering Bitcoin: Programming the Open Blockchain http://amzn.to/2Fx5hsl Republic, Lost: Version 2.0: http://amzn.to/2FHvY0N The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve: http://amzn.to/2FMRtO5 The Internet of Money Vol. II: http://amzn.to/2p5DHf1 Mastering Ethereum: Building Smart Contracts and Dapps: http://amzn.to/2p1IHSC Social: Telegram Group: http://bit.ly/telegramThriller Facebook: http://bit.ly/fbThriller Twitter/Periscope: http://bit.ly/twitterThriller Instagram: http://bit.ly/instagramThriller Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/soundcloudThriller YouTube: https://bit.ly/youtubeThriller SnapChat: Car-Gonz Google Voice: (512) 537-9209 Find Thriller Podcast: SubReddit: http://bit.ly/redditThriller Stitcher Podcasts: http://bit.ly/stitThriller Google Play Podcasts: http://bit.ly/thrillergp Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/appleThriller AnchorFM: http://bit.ly/anchorThriller Fiat Currency Donation: Venmo: @thrillerCar Square Cash Tag: $thrillerCar Square Cash App: http://bit.ly/sqrcashThriller Cryptocurrency Donations: Donate Bitcoin: 1B7kNMw3UuFifAzi3SVQNeKJq3qhbG45aV Donate Bitcoin Cash:189GhQDQYhebGAweWWoFt2LU7AsXAjgWow Donate Ethereum: 0x1471B0F3c973c596b312EAe210414648e169f749 Donate Litecoin: LUKRRKyZNPnd7PXs89N19cTTXb3LKGW4wp Donate Dash: Xq8zyZHX1kHKdyHGpiFxLz4wEE7dZLJhxH Donate Cardano: DdzFFzCqrhstWXmb8DqiUMtWWmKTkeEdZnLFJcHK24xdeBA8mkfnLGp3aYfvVXtTd5eLMamHPXRGZbA6oXXGBReRrTUVN1sFiJojhLt9 Donate Stellar: GCNE4BNCKLRVEVJ5JWD365P6YQ5SZLGFCQNJMWODO7ERFYSR2S4CG45C Donate Monero: 48CQ9X2fnpKUjnsZJDBaLHfapBTEbskSJeyjiyVq126SCAiUghEWqhoAtBqw2vPJ7rZjiGfJ87p3x9EnGcnwH9nCVnrVCaq

“EOS is Ethereum on steroids. That’s not what it stands for, but it is Ethereum on steroids.” - Amith Nirgunarthy (click to tweet) Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS) is the future. Its technology enables the network to operate more flexibly and efficiently than any other consensus model out there. It is only a matter of time until all cryptos are forced to move to this type of network, and that is why we must focus our attention to coins that are built on top of the DPOS model. Today, on The Bitcoin Crypto Mentor Mastermind show, we are joined by Amith Nirgunarthy to discuss EOS and his other favorite, Nimiq. Amith is the Founder and CEO of the cryptocurrency research institution Blockstreet. He is also the former Director of Marketing of Bitcoin IRA. Amith specializes in understanding how cryptocurrency fits into our global economy, and how it will inevitably replace the current model of currency. Don’t forget! You can also listen to The Bitcoin Crypto Mentor Mastermind Show on Spotify! Click “Follow” and let me know what you think! “You might see something like ‘Sponsored on Twitter or Facebook.’ Remember that just because a company has good marketing doesn’t mean their coin is legit.” - Amith Nirgunarthy (click to tweet) Points to Keep In Mind Dan Larimer is the technical brains behind Steem and BitShares Steem.io has a higher Alexa ranking than Bitcoin.org Dan Larimer has developed a delegated proof-of-stake framework EOS is much faster than Bitcoin; it will be faster than Ethereum Nimiq is a virality coin Look at the team, the code, and how people talk about it on Telegram groups All of this looks very promising for Nimiq Eos would be used to back every technology: flight patterns, escrow, flight status, etc.   

How do the top 20 Steem witnesses each earn $295 a day building the blockchain in a process we usually say is mining? Would you watch this video to see who is earning $295 a day witnessing the Steem blockchain creation because seeing how easy becoming a miner for Steem is inspired me to become a witness? First, the terms mining and witness are confusing with Steem because originally one proof of work miner was included along with 20 witnesses whose Ubuntu Linux servers process all the transactions and create the new Steem blockchain every 63 seconds under the Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS) which is the fastest, most efficient, most decentralized, and most flexible consensus model available first demonstrated in BitShares. This concept was invented by Dan Larimer who is currently working on EOS after starting BitShares and Steem. The top 20 witnesses earn Steem Power every day which can easily be withdrawn to STEEM every 7 days and/or used to upvote posts to earn author or curation rewards. While I used $295 a day as the baseline based on the exact pay received, the top 20 witnesses for Steem generally earn much more than this by posting and upvoting with their own Steem Power. The amazing fact is that $295 represents the current Steem price. If the price goes up double, every witness makes double. When it goes up 10 times, every top witness will instantly be making thousands per day instead of hundreds! At ranking 61, I currently am making about $15 a day. If you are already on Steem, would you please vote for me as a witness at https://steemit.com/~witnesses because you might feel good about helping my witness get up higher? Here are links to the resources I showed in the video! Earning data from Steem Whales at https://steemwhales.com/ Read more about being a witness in my post at https://steemit.com/witness-category/@jerrybanfield/steem-witness-basic-training. View top witness votes at http://www.steemreports.com/witness-voters/. SteemD shows the list of top witnesses in real time at https://steemd.com/witnesses. SteemDB has deep witness data at https://steemdb.com/witnesses. Thank you for watching this video! Would you please like the video if you enjoyed it or want me to make more like it because that will help me give back the most to you? Love, Jerry Banfield --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

Lisk is a project that’s been among the top of the market caps for a while that the Crypto Idiots didn’t know much about, so they decided it was time to tackle that Delegated Proof of Stake coin. Mike and Brent sit down and talk about this cryptocurrency that Brent was more familiar with than he thought. Find out why there might be some downsides to a coin that allows you to use multiple votes in your liquid democracy. LINKS TO TOPICS FROM THE SHOW Whitepaper – (well not really) Subreddit - Website Block Explorer FAQ Lisk Delegates list Lisk Rocket Chat HELP SUPPORT THE PODCAST! PLEASE Subscribe and give us an honest rating on iTunes. These links are all referral links for us, but we use every one of these exchanges and wallets. Ledger Wallet Website This is where you buy the hardware wallet that we're always talking about on the show - we all use a Ledger Nano S. CASH APP HAS BITCOIN! If you sign up through that link the show gets $5 and so do you! Stop the presses. The easiest to use money transfer application (yes it's easier than Venmo) now as a built in way to buy and sell Bitcoin. They even have a no - fee debit card you can use. CryptoBasicPodcast@gmail.com 405.440.3260 Theme Music - Neledrax by Earradiate (2017)