Introducing Trailblazer.
27 Nov 2024, 16:13
Introducing Trailblazer
A $1,000,000 initiative supporting visionary innovators on Arbitrum chains to develop cutting-edge AI agents, frameworks, and applications.
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327 Nov 2024, 16:35
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🔺 BTC > $96000
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27 Nov 2024, 16:26
Dock and cheqd alliance will accelerate the global adoption of decentralized identity and verifiable credentials, empowering individuals and organizations worldwide with secure and trusted digital identities.
The journey is only starting now!
Hear what Ankur, CTO at cheqd thinks about the merge and the partnership overall.
Thank you for the compliments, Ankur!
Dock and cheqd alliance will accelerate the global adoption of decentralized identity and verifiable credentials, empowering ind
Dock and cheqd alliance will accelerate the global adoption of decentralized identity and verifiable credentials, empowering individuals and organizations worldwide with secure and trusted digital identities.
The journey is only starting now!
Hear what Ankur, CTO at cheqd thinks about the merge and the partnership overall.
Thank you for the compliments, Ankur!
27 Nov 2024, 16:26
A 51% attack happens when a group of miners or validators control more than 50% of a blockchain’s mining power or staked coins. This allows them to manipulate the blockchain, double-spend coins, and disrupt transactions.
💡 Why it matters:
• Double-spending: Fraudulent transactions can occur, where coins are spent twice.
• Network control: The attackers can halt or reverse transactions, disrupting the whole network.
• Security risk: Smaller blockchain networks are more vulnerable to this attack.
While blockchain is often seen as secure, a 51% attack reminds us that no system is completely immune from vulnerabilities. ⚠️
A 51% attack happens when a group of miners or validators control more than 50% of a blockchain's mining power or staked coins.
A 51% attack happens when a group of miners or validators control more than 50% of a blockchain’s mining power or staked coins. This allows them to manipulate the blockchain, double-spend coins, and disrupt transactions.
💡 Why it matters:
• Double-spending: Fraudulent transactions can occur, where coins are spent twice.
• Network control: The attackers can halt or reverse transactions, disrupting the whole network.
• Security risk: Smaller blockchain networks are more vulnerable to this attack.
While blockchain is often seen as secure, a 51% attack reminds us that no system is completely immune from vulnerabilities. ⚠️