Read Part-1 and Part-2 to get the complete picture. Please note, from Part-1, the special number that Mr. B provided to Mr. A while purchasing Bitland. The special number was - 04ce875702b93398d29b2bf5af7878dd86130cca4f1a53143b82af53c02089e2d56609a16e08a1cd7a68e355a5d893f22f90d30d4ecb25f6d1afeebc0917d3d01e As you can see in Part-2 this is the Public-Key. We can say Mr. B generated this Public-Key using his Private-Key. Mr A… Continue reading Trustless trustworthy network – Part 3
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Trustless trustworthy network – Part 2
To understand how Mr. E of Blcokchainians verifies ownership of Bitland described in Part-1, we need to understand, without really going into the mathematical details, the digital signature and verification mechanism. The algorithm used is ECDSA - Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm. For those of you who are a bit more mathematically inclined, read this… Continue reading Trustless trustworthy network – Part 2
Trustless trustworthy network – Part 1
It took a while for me to get a complete picture of how bitcoins change hands. It is completely unlike the way we deal our money, cash – digital or otherwise. In our day-to-day life, if somebody pays us, say in currency notes, we carry that with us, in our wallet. The currency note changes… Continue reading Trustless trustworthy network – Part 1
Web 3.0, Crypto and Blockchain
For a while, it troubled me why Web 3.0 is linked to Blockchain and Crypto currencies. Here is my take. Though crypto, bitcoin, blockchain are all mixed up, there are broadly two parts. Blockchain is the underlying technology—part1, Bitcoin(cryptocurrency in general) is an application/solution built on Blockchain—part 2. Blockchain is a decentralized and immutable ledger.… Continue reading Web 3.0, Crypto and Blockchain