In this article, we will learn about Ethereum, a blockchain technology that is a decentralized store of value, a global transaction system, and a...

Blockchains are very simple tools at face value. They are lists of transactions organized into blocks. The blocks are then connected together via the “Current Hash” of Block A becoming the “Previous Hash” of Block B and this continues on forever. If you want a refresher on this, check out the previous article in the Web3 Explained series. In this article, I will explain who and what are operating these blockchains, their motivation, and the environmental impact of doing so.

Welcome to my series where I’ll explain the good, the bad, and the ugly of the world of Web3 and Blockchain technology...

At it’s most basic, a blockchain is a series of records stitched together one-by-one into an immutable sequence.

Block-Ops, now released on the Kovan Testnet, is here to solve these problems by directly connecting do-ers with what needs to be done