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ELI5 – Explain Cryptocurrency Like I’m 5! Category - Page 8

ELI5 : What is a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG)?
A Directed Acyclic Graph, or DAG, is a graph where no "loops" exist. You can only traverse a DAG in the forward direction, even if you take different paths in the graph. Ess...
ELI5: Are cryptocurrencies considered digital assets?
A lot of newbies ask what a digital asset (DA) is, exactly. In this ELI5 article I'll take a look at DA's and how they're related to cryptocurrencies. Digital Assets A di...
ELI5 : What is Proof of Trust (PoT)?
Proof of Trust is a consensus mechanism where users "stake" the trust they've earned in a network in order to verify cryptocurrency transactions. In a proof of trust system, us...
ELI5 Metaverse: What is a meta universe? [MANA Cryptocurrency] Decentraland
A Metaverse is a conceptual virtual world that incorporates ideas from the Internet, augmented reality, virtual reality, artificial intelligence and other technologies. It is c...
ELI5: Cryptocurrency master keys
A cryptocurrency master key is a theoretical concept where one specially crafted cryptographic private key would be able to decrypt ciphertext encrypted using any public key. A...
Can I buy Bitcoin at Walmart?
It's not possible to buy Bitcoin at Walmart directly but there are indirect methods that you can use. Some sellers do not accept cash, Visa or Mastercard (!) on their Bitcoin s...
ELI5 How many Bitcoins are there? Is the number of Bitcoins limited?
tl;dr; There are 17.4 million Bitcoins in circulation at the time of this writing. Bitcoin supply is limited at 21 million BTC. This limit will be reached in the far future as blo...
ELI5 What is geomining? [Cryptocurrencies]
Geomining is a cryptocurrency consensus mechanism where the participants' geographic locations are used as a proof of value. Geominers are rewarded for being at a specific place, ...
ELI5 Cryptocurrency
If you're just getting started in the world of cryptocurrencies, then the amount of information may seem a bit overwhelming at first. Blockchains, forks, stablecoins, mining, s...
ELI5 Sponge Functions for cryptocurrency development [Hash functions]
If you've been following the development of IOTA, and other cryptocurrencies, then you've probably heard the term "cryptographic sponge function", or simply sponge function? Y...