2.5 Examples of DApps
We have shared everything we know about Decentralised Applications with you, and if you have just joined us at this blog post, why not take yourself back to 2.1 What are DApps? to digest all the content we have published about DApps. Before we turn our focus to a different topic, we want to finalise our 2.0 DApps section with some …
2.4 What is a Decentralised Exchange (DEX)?
Another day, another Blockchain related acronym, well so it seems. ‘DEX’ is the latest Blockchain acronym that you need to add to your ever-growing acronym glossary. Luckily for everyone involved this is the first acronym that is extremely easy to breakdown and explain. DEX simply stands for Decentralised Exchange and our aim in this blog is to …
2.3 What is a DApp Wallet?
Now you have an understanding of how DApps function, as covered in our previous blog 2.2 How do DApps function?, we sense a desire for information about how you can access live DApps and any future creations. As always, BlockUno want to provide you with every bit of detail and make your journey to understanding and …
2.2 How Does a DApp Function?
How do Decentralised Applications work? Cast your minds back to our previous blog post 2.1 What are DApps? where we introduced you to the criteria of a decentralised application (DApp). We previously used this criterion to help you identify a DApp, but now we are informing you that all 4 individual bullet points are also what makes …
2.1 What Are DApps?
Before we start, we want you to sit and imagine a world where your car can transport passengers while you are busy and don’t need to use it. Or maybe businesses around the world are using your computers spare capacity to operate. Or even better, imagine being paid for going on the internet and taking …