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 Blockchain technology has provided a way to maintain consensus across all nodes with no central authority. However the technology faces fundamental issues like a lack of real-time transaction settlement and scalability. Despite improved consensus algorithms, Some blockchain implementations such Bitcoin or Ethereum synchronize one block at a time. This results in slow confirmation times, one of the biggest factors stopping blockchain technology from being widely used across many industries. Although Smart Contract platforms such as Cardano and EOS have started to emerge, public Distributed Ledgers are still not widely used. To address these persistent issues, a new model based on the Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) was developed. FANTOM is a new DAG based Smart Contract platform that intends to solve the scalability issues of existing public distributed ledger technologies. The platform intends to distinguish itself from the traditional block ledger-based storage infrastructure by att...

 General Data and Information The theory behind Bitcoin was first described by Satoshi Nakomoto in a paper “Bitcoin: A Peer to Peer Electronic Cash System”published to a cryptographic mailing list on the 31st of October 2008. In this paper, Satoshi described the protocol (Proof of Work) that would solve the “double-spend”problem inherent in non-physical (digital) forms of currency. The first or Genesis block was mined by Satoshi on the 3rd of January 2009, with the text “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks” written into the coinbase of the block to act both as a timestamp and a rebuke to the economic instability caused by the widespread practice of fractional reserve banking.  The total supply of Bitcoins is capped at 21 million coins (roughly 18 million are currently in circulation), with each coin being divisible to the 8th decimal place, with a single unit of the smallest division (0.00000001 BTC) being known colloquially as a Satoshi (or s...

  Most people in the world are looking for the best applications or websites to make money online using their mobile phone. They will try many different websites & applications by searching on google search, YouTube, etc., but most of them fail to make money on any of the websites or applications they tried. There are  four main reasons  for most of them fail to make money on any of the websites or applications they tried The website or application they tried is a scam. They do not know how to make money on that application or website. They did not try with real diligence The application they tried was exaggerated in places like Google and YouTube but in reality no one could earn so easily. There are many ways available to make money online using a mobile phone. Some of them are content writing, taking a survey, shopping online, crypto mining using a browser or application, selling your unused mobile internet, doing micro tasks, listening to music, watching video, cap...