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Let's answer some of your Blockchain questions by edystringz

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Let's answer some of your Blockchain questions
The blockchain space is wide and there are a lot of sectors under it. We have seen blockchain tech support cryptocurrencies and protocols such as NFTs, DeFi, and many more. With these many sectors and features, there are core questions newbies need answers to. 

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# How Does Blockchain Work?

A blockchain could be a combination of three important concepts which are blocks, nodes, and miners.

Each chain comprises various blocks and each block has three essential components which are the data inside the square, a nonce which is haphazardly created when a block is made, and a hash that is wedded to the nonce. 

When a block of a sequence is made, a nonce generates a cryptographic hash. This data is signed and tied to the nonce unless it's mined.

Miners create new blocks on a sequence through a process called mining. Each block has its remarkable nonce and hash yet additionally references the hash of the past block inside the chain. Mining a block is not simple, particularly on enormous chains. 

# What’s the Difference Between Blockchain and Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a digital currency used for online transactions. With Bitcoin, you'll be able to send or receive money anonymously without the requirement for a third party. 

Bitcoin is simply an example of a cryptocurrency. All cryptocurrencies are powered by blockchain technology.

 These cryptocurrencies include the likes of Ethereum, Solana, EOS, Tron, BNB, and more. These cryptocurrencies rely upon blockchain’s open peer-to-peer network and also the stability of the blocks to record transactions and their history.

Although Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies use blockchain technology, blockchain is quite just bitcoin. It goes far beyond just being employed for financial transactions. 

With blockchain, you'll execute smart contracts, maintain transparent records and strengthen the protection of your private data. Blockchain is the core behind cryptocurrencies.

# What Is A Smart Contract?

A smart contract is a code that's deployed to the blockchain. Each smart contract contains code that may have a predefined set of inputs. Smart contracts also can store data. 

Following the distributed model of the blockchain, smart contracts run on each hub during this innovation, and each contract's information is stored in each hub. This information can regularly be questioned at any time. 

# How Secure Is Blockchain Technology?

In light of its decentralized nature, blockchain technology is secured from data manipulation. There's no cytoplasm controlling the network and thus, manipulating the network is impossible. 

Any change made to the network is distributed to all or any users within the network to ensure all records on the network are transparent. 

Since the information is seen and shared with all the users within the network, no data can be manipulated.

Blockchain innovation is so secure when contrasted with traditional frameworks where one who accesses the controlling body can get to private information and even take assets from the network. 

# What Are The Benefits Of Blockchain Technology?

Blockchain technology has completely changed the financial industry. There’s been a large shift from traditional transactions to anonymous digital transactions. There are blockchain protocols that may complete transactions within split seconds.

There are plenty of advantages that include blockchain technology. With blockchain technology, organizations don't have to keep separate databases. 

Since blockchain uses a distributed ledger, all participants within the network get access to the same information at the same time providing complete transparency.

Another benefit is that blockchain enhances the safety of a company by hiding personal data and preventing access to such data without permission. 

Since information is stored across a network of computers, it's quite difficult for hackers to get access to such data as well as view it.

# How Can One Earn with Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies?

There are such a large amount of ways to earn from the blockchain industry.

One way to earn is through staking. This is the method of locking up your funds in a cryptocurrency and earning new cryptocurrencies within a variety of interests. 

There are many cryptocurrencies you'll be able to stake and earn returns from them. A number of these include Tezos, DASH, Binance Coin (BNB), Tatcoin, UniSwap, and lots more.

You can also buy cryptocurrencies and HODL them. This is often the most popular means of earning with cryptocurrencies. 

All you have got to try to do is buy cryptocurrencies with long-term potential and hold them as their price increases over time. 

You can always sell the profits you have gained as the price increases and still HODL for more profits. 

Another alternative is selling off when the value is high and buying when the value is low. You can increase the number of cryptocurrencies you HODL.

Next to purchasing and HODLing is crypto trading. Crypto trading involves buying and selling cryptocurrencies for a gross margin.

Buying and HODLing are remarked as Spot trading. you'll be able to also trade cryptocurrencies daily and earn profits from them.



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@aiovo ·
thanks for detailed info on crypto



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@chincoculbert ·
I don't know much about blockchain that's why I'll have to ask. What is a nonce and hash??

I clearly had no idea about how the blockchain works until now, atleast I can understand a thing or two especially about the bitcoin being a cryptocurrency in the blockchain.

Thank you for taking time to enlighten us .



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@edystringz ·
>I don't know much about blockchain that's why I'll have to ask. What is a nonce and hash??

A hash is a generated value for a block in a blockchain.  It usually represents a mathematical function. 

While a nonce is a number that's attached to a hashed block in a blockchain.

Okay, let me try to break it down a bit for you

A blockchain is an arrangement of many blocks. Each block is represented by a mathematical function. The value of that function is a hash. It's automatically generated so no one can tamper with the data of any block. 

When a hash is attached to a block, it needs to be identified. The number attached to a block to help identify it is a nonce.

>I clearly had no idea about how the blockchain works until now, atleast I can understand a thing or two especially about the bitcoin being a cryptocurrency in the blockchain.

That's nice 🙂

>Thank you for taking time to enlighten us

My pleasure



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@chincoculbert ·
Ohhh, I thin I get it now. I'm not as fluent with maths as you are that's why it's taking me time to process, lol.

Thank you for coming to a layman's rescue



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