🛒NFT Marketplaces

An NFT Marketplace is a place (usually a website) that connects to your wallet.

It allows you to buy/sell NFT for different Blockchains.

Each one has its own rules/peculiarities.

Examples:
- OpenSea
- Looksrare
- Axie Infinity
- Rarible
- Decentraland

Opensea (@opensea )

Opensea is the largest NFT marketplace and the one I used to mint my first NFT.

Leader in NFT Sales and easy to use, free to sign up and support for minting.
opensea.io
Looksrare (@LooksRareNFT )

LooksRare is a community-first NFT marketplace with rewards for participating.
looksrare.org
Axie Infinity (@AxieInfinity)

Axie Marketplace is the online shop for the video game Axie Infinity.
On Axie Marketplace, players can buy new Axies, lands, and other items as NFTs to use in Axie Infinity
marketplace.axieinfinity.com
Rarible (@rarible )

A very large marketplace, partnered with Adobe. To use the marketplace, you need its own token "Rarible"
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Decentraland (@decentraland )

Decentraland is completely based on the fantasy (Metaverse), with pretty much the same functionality as the real world.
The users can buy assets, lands, and many things in the platform with the cryptocurrency.

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🔲Blockchain Oracles

What is a Blockchain Oracle?

In a nutshell, a bridge between the blockchain and the outside world.

in this thread, based on the Chainlink documentation, I summarize the main parts to get an idea in 5 minutes.

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Table of Contents:

· definition
· decentralized oracle networks
· smart-contract problem
· oracles are bridges
· oracles + smart contracts
· critical point
· decentralized oracles
· oracle types
· oracle reputation
· reputation frameworks
· oracle use cases
· conclusion
Definition

Oracles are entities that connect blockchains to external systems.

Based on the real-world input/output, oracles enable smart contract execution.

Oracles provide a way for the Web3 ecosystem to access:
- existing data sources
- legacy systems
- advanced computations
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🛑BLOCKS!

No, not the Twitter ones...
the BLOCKCHAIN Blocks.

Let's quickly see some concepts related to Eth blocks:
- definition
- blocks & transactions
- block values
- block time
- block size

DEFINITION

Blocks hold batches of hashed and encoded transactions.

Each block includes the hash of the prior block, linking the two, hence forming the chain.

This iterative process confirms the integrity of the previous block, all the way back to the initial GENESIS block.
BLOCKS & TRANSACTIONS

Transactions are batched into blocks, and they are all at once:
- committed
- agreed on
- synchronized

This is to give all the participants time for consensus.
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⬛ETHEREUM TRANSACTIONS concepts

· definition
· transactions are for humans!
· the changed state in the EVM
· transaction information
· transaction types
· gas
· transaction lifecycle

Source: Ethereum docs.
DEFINITION

What is a transaction on the Ethereum network?

A Transaction is a cryptographically signed instruction from accounts.

An account will initiate a transaction to update the state of the Ethereum network.

A common transaction is transferring ETH from account A to B.
TRANSACTIONS ARE FOR HUMANS!

A transaction refers to an action initiated by a human who owns an externally-owned account.

Example:
Alice sends ETH to Bob
A -----> B

This causes a change of the state on the EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine).
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The question I get most often about containerization is: "What is a container?".

Let's make it simple, with my 2 favorite definitions:

1. From a logical point of view, it's a single and packaged unit of software.

2. From a technical point of view, it's an isolated process.

From a logical point of view, more understandable for a human, a container can be considered as a single unit of working software, with all its configurations and dependencies, packaged.

In this way, it can run quickly and reliably from one computer to another.
A container has its own dedicated filesystem, provided by an image.

The image contains:
-dependencies
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Many containers can be run from a single image
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ETHEREUM ACCOUNTS

A thread to know more about Ethereum accounts:
· definition
· account types
· account differences
· account fields
· private and public keys
· account creation
· keep your private key secret!
· contract account
· accounts and wallets

Source: Ethereum docs
DEFINITION of Ethereum Account

It's an entity with an ether (ETH) balance.

Accounts can send transactions on the Ethereum network.

Accounts can be:
- user-controlled.
- deployed as smart contracts.
ACCOUNT TYPES

Two account types:
- Externally-owned: controlled by anyone with the private keys.
- Contract: a smart contract deployed to the network, controlled by code.

Both account types can:
- receive/hold/send ETH and tokens.
- Interact with deployed smart contracts.
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My goal is to help with Docker, content creation, and share my Web3 journey

My goal for 2022 is to IMPROVE📈
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The main activity here is to interview people, but occasionally I create some big events and make some experiments
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