What is a DApp? Decentralised Applications
A DApp, or Decentralised Application, is a software application that runs on a decentralised network, such as the blockchain.
Immerse yourself with Spaziocrypto in the concept of Web3, a revolution in the digital evolution of cryptocurrencies. You will understand how Web3 is shaping the next phase of the Internet, characterised by decentralisation and P2P interaction. From advanced blockchain protocols to decentralised services such as smart contracts and brokerless applications, Web3 is redefining our online experience.
69 PostsA DApp, or Decentralised Application, is a software application that runs on a decentralised network, such as the blockchain.
A Californian court had to rule on whether the company currently led by Tim Cook had imposed hidden fees on cryptocurrency payments.
Known as the anonymous architect of Bitcoin, his identity remains shrouded in shadow, fuelling one of the greatest unknowns of our time: who is Satoshi Nakamoto really?
The term 'gas fees' refers to the amount of computational resources required to perform a transaction on a blockchain.
In recent years, the world of finance has witnessed an incredible evolution thanks to the advent of Decentralised Finance (DeFi).
Blockchain, since the emergence of Bitcoin in 2009, has revolutionised the way we conceive and manage digital transactions.
In the world of cryptocurrencies, we are in a phase that is as expected as it is crucial, and yesterday 9 January, the market was shaken by an unexpected event. While the authorities are discussing the approval of the first Bitcoin ETF, a shocking episode caught everyone's attention.
Blockchain networks have revolutionised the way we conceive and manage digital transactions, but they face a fundamental challenge: the Scalability Trilemma.

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