"WHO ARE THE VARIOUS ACTORS IN THE WEB3 ECOSYSTEM?"
I'll be breaking this down as simple as possible to share my knowledge with other newbies in web3 and other cohort members😍
A thread 🧵
There are a lot of actors on the web3. we'll be looking at the most important ones:
- Crypto Exchanges
- Crypto Wallets
- Validator
- Crypto Custody
- Cryptocurrency on-ramps and off-ramps.
1. Crypto Exchanges
A crypto exchange is a digital marketplace where people can buy and sell cryptocurrencies. They are similar to traditional exchanges such as the New York Stock Exchange, but instead of stocks and shares, people trade cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum
... Crypto exchanges allow you to buy coins at the current market price, or to place limit orders that will be executed when the price reaches a certain point. They also offer margin trading which allows you to borrow money from the exchange in order to trade with more capital.
2. Crypto Wallets
A crypto wallet is a digital storage device for your cryptocurrency. It stores the public and private keys needed to access and send your funds. Wallets come in many different forms, including desktop, mobile, and online wallets.
..There are many different types of wallets, so it's important to do some research before choosing one.
3. Crypto Validator
A crypto validator is a computer system that checks the validity of digital signatures and other cryptographic data. By ensuring the accuracy of this data, crypto validators help protect against fraudulent activity online..
... A validator in web3 is an important part of the network because it helps to maintain the integrity of the blockchain. Validators are responsible for verifying transactions and adding them to the blockchain.
.. two validation protocols are proof of work (POW) and proof of stake (POS) more like a banker responsible for verifying a transaction.
4. Crypto Custody
Crypto custody is a way to keep your cryptocurrency safe. You can use crypto custody to store your coins in a secure location, so you don't have to worry about them getting stolen or lost.
5. Cryptocurrency on-ramps and off-ramps
Cryptocurrency on ramps and off ramps are digital platforms that allow users to buy or sell cryptocurrencies. On ramps allow users to buy cryptocurrencies with traditional currency, such as dollars or euros...
.. Off-ramps allow users to sell their cryptocurrency for traditional currency. Some on ramps and off ramps also offer other services, such as wallets that store cryptocurrencies and exchanges where users can trade different types of cryptocurrencies.
.. There are many different on-ramp and off-ramp platforms available today. Some of the most popular ones include Coinbase, Gemini, Bitstamp, Kraken, Binance, and Poloniex. Each platform has its own unique features and benefits...
.. They are the key to bridging the gap with the traditional financial world and for bringing in new users and money into the crypto market.
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There's still a lot to be covered; Types of wallets, types of crypto custody, types of exchanges.
All these will be covered in another thread, most likely over the weekend.
Bye for now😉
You are new into Web3 and you need a thread to show you around? Here's one I made last week which got featured on @cryptofada
Another night in the web3 space and TheNon FungibleHuman has come! Tonight, we go through Digital collectibles and Non Fungible Tokens😉 #crypto#NFT#Unitmasters@theunitnetwork
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Digital collectibles and NFTs, A🧵
📌 Digital Collectibles
Collectibles have been around for centuries, with people collecting everything from stamps and coins to baseball cards and action figures. But what happens when the collectible is digital? That's where the world of digital collectibles comes in...
Digital collectibles are items that exist only in a digital form and can be collected, traded, or sold like any other item online.
This week in #unitmasters was very enlightening by the way. Consensus mechanisms, blockchain trustless protocol, social governance, 6 blockchain features, DAO, creator economy, 😅
Overwhelming right? Lets's pick the first one. @theunitnetwork
Consensus Mechanisms - A thread 🧵
📌Firstly, what are consensus mechanisms?
Consensus mechanisms are the process by which a blockchain network agrees on the validity of transactions. In order for a transaction to be added to the blockchain, it must be approved by all nodes in the network...
*A node in the blockchain is a computer that connects to the blockchain network and helps verify and relay transactions. Nodes are important because they help keep the blockchain secure by verifying transactions...