Foundations of Cryptocurrency is a compilation of essential resources in crypto. Volume 2 focuses on Ethereum.
First conceived of by Vitalik Buterin in 2013, Ethereum was the first Turing-complete blockchain. Its built-in programming language enables developers to deploy decentralized applications to the blockchain. Like Bitcoin, Ethereum built upon a long history of research in cryptography, distributed systems, economics, and game theory, including Satoshi Nakamoto's 2008 breakthrough in achieving digital, distributed consensus via a blockchain.
The Bitcoin network was designed as a peer-to-peer payment system, but developers soon began to experiment with other implementations of its underlying technology. Financial instruments, non-fungible assets, and even smart contracts were all deployed to the Bitcoin blockchain. Ethereum's innovation was creating a new type of blockchain designed for the efficient development and secure deployment of these applications, as well as all future use cases that might emerge.
Volume 2 is structured around the history of four major applications of Ethereum that Vitalik envisioned in the Ethereum whitepaper: 1) smart contracts, 2) financial instruments, 3) non-fungible assets, and 4) decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO's).
The documents in each section include those referenced in the Ethereum whitepaper, supplemental readings, and examples of actual implementations on Ethereum. Volume 2 ends with a brief review of research related to Eth2 and proof-of-stake, the next stage in Ethereum’s development. Together, these documents form a curated collection rather than a comprehensive survey.
This NFT is secured through on-chain storage fees. NFTs with delinquent storage balances cannot be transferred and the 4K Protocol uses the NFT itself as collateral if storage fees are not paid. You can view and top-up this item's storage fee balance at https://vault.4k.com/collectible/ethereum/0x298dC446457897374d24F3B1f21D6BBfdd6487f0/6.
Any NFT issued by 4K is redeemable for its physical counterpart anytime. To redeem, go to https://vault.4k.com. If you have any questions, you can reach us at help@4k.com.
The 4K Community Ethereum Collection contains a wide assortment of collectibles, trading cards, art, sneakers, sports memorabilia, and other Physical NFTs minted via Ethereum. Anyone can turn any physical item into a physically-backed NFT that's part of this collection — just create a minting request on vault.4k.com/mint. All 4K physically backed NFTs in this collection are secured via on-chain storage fees and can be redeemed at anytime for their physical counterpart.
Foundations of Cryptocurrency Vol 2: Ethereum
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Foundations of Cryptocurrency Vol 2: Ethereum
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Foundations of Cryptocurrency is a compilation of essential resources in crypto. Volume 2 focuses on Ethereum.
First conceived of by Vitalik Buterin in 2013, Ethereum was the first Turing-complete blockchain. Its built-in programming language enables developers to deploy decentralized applications to the blockchain. Like Bitcoin, Ethereum built upon a long history of research in cryptography, distributed systems, economics, and game theory, including Satoshi Nakamoto's 2008 breakthrough in achieving digital, distributed consensus via a blockchain.
The Bitcoin network was designed as a peer-to-peer payment system, but developers soon began to experiment with other implementations of its underlying technology. Financial instruments, non-fungible assets, and even smart contracts were all deployed to the Bitcoin blockchain. Ethereum's innovation was creating a new type of blockchain designed for the efficient development and secure deployment of these applications, as well as all future use cases that might emerge.
Volume 2 is structured around the history of four major applications of Ethereum that Vitalik envisioned in the Ethereum whitepaper: 1) smart contracts, 2) financial instruments, 3) non-fungible assets, and 4) decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO's).
The documents in each section include those referenced in the Ethereum whitepaper, supplemental readings, and examples of actual implementations on Ethereum. Volume 2 ends with a brief review of research related to Eth2 and proof-of-stake, the next stage in Ethereum’s development. Together, these documents form a curated collection rather than a comprehensive survey.
This NFT is secured through on-chain storage fees. NFTs with delinquent storage balances cannot be transferred and the 4K Protocol uses the NFT itself as collateral if storage fees are not paid. You can view and top-up this item's storage fee balance at https://vault.4k.com/collectible/ethereum/0x298dC446457897374d24F3B1f21D6BBfdd6487f0/6.
Any NFT issued by 4K is redeemable for its physical counterpart anytime. To redeem, go to https://vault.4k.com. If you have any questions, you can reach us at help@4k.com.
The 4K Community Ethereum Collection contains a wide assortment of collectibles, trading cards, art, sneakers, sports memorabilia, and other Physical NFTs minted via Ethereum. Anyone can turn any physical item into a physically-backed NFT that's part of this collection — just create a minting request on vault.4k.com/mint. All 4K physically backed NFTs in this collection are secured via on-chain storage fees and can be redeemed at anytime for their physical counterpart.