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When Bitcoin was first created in 2008, exchange of coins occurred between cypherpunks that used to mine them. Back then, mining bitcoins was simple since energy costs and the hardware required could…

Sometimes the technical specification of chosen blockchain doesn’t align with the needs of our project - the waiting time for the confirmation of a block might be too big or it can be too expensive to…

Working with Bitcoin, we quickly realized that testnet does not meet our needs. Transactions can take a long time to be mined and since supply is limited, faucets can’t really give us the amount of…

In this post, I will go into details on how to set up your own EOS testnet. It pieces together bits of info from StackOverflow, official docs and personal experience. If you’re in the hurry, you can…

Let's get back to blockchain basics and explain one thing, there are two types of blockchain: some are public and some are private and only accessible to people who are given permission to use them…