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Staking and rewards in proof of stake
Neil Burgess

Staking and rewards in proof of stake

Staking is a necessary feature of every proof-of-stake chain, but every chain has its own rules. Staking works differently in Cardano. For more details, read this article.
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Why Cardano?
Morgan

Why Cardano?

Cardano is a proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain designed to address the design and development challenges of earlier blockchains and cryptocurrencies. It aims to meet the needs of global users by focusing on scalability, interoperability, and sustainability. Blockchain advantages Blockchain advantages Staking Staking Technology Technology Addressing prob...
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Cardano 360: Empowering Universities, Expanding the Cardano Universe.
Sebastian Pabon

Cardano 360: Empowering Universities, Expanding the Cardano Universe.

🏗️Each University developing its own Blockchain lab, 🚚channeling innovation to Catalyst and 🏭feeding Cardano with new projects and developers to increase adoption: 🌤️it's a possible future. 🐣This event is the first step for many Universities and educational projects around the world. 🎓Universities are the fissure through which the adoption of Cardano...
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Cardano upgrades: when is a hard fork not a hard fork
Morgan

Cardano upgrades: when is a hard fork not a hard fork

With Cardano, hard forks are treated differently. Cardano’s unique Hard Fork Combinator (HFC) technology ensures the transition to a new protocol version without system interruption or restart. The protocol is able to deal both with the old rules and the new ones. After the hard fork, the new rules are used and the history of the previous blocks is fully pre...
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