The Ethereum blockchain went live on July 30, 2015. Ethereum consists of one blockchain where both its own transactions (ether) and those of numerous other coins (tokens) are recorded. Whereas Bitcoin focuses mainly on payments, Ethereum focuses more on so-called “smart contracts”. The programming language of Ethereum is written in such a way that programmers can write their own programs based on the Ethereum blockchain. This means that if you want to use blockchain technology…
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