Ethereum and a million dollars for you

Ethereum- what is Ethereum? (ether)


What is Ethereum?! a lot of people have been asking me so I' am going to make a couple of posts on it to try and clear things up as best as possible leaving you with the option of whether it is good for you or not.



Due to the complexities in storing Ethereum in hardware or desktop computer wallets, many are turning to online and mobile wallets for purchasing and storing Ethereum.


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Ethereum is essential a large world computer and might and can change how we interact, just like the internet did, about 20 years ago. And Like Bitcoin, it is based on a block chain, but Ethereum is more than just a currency:





·         Transparent governance for communities


·         Secure communications - authentication, messaging,


·         Secure backbone for e-commerce and the Internet of Things


·         Secure payments


·         Integrated development environment for debugging, development and deployment of Ethereum applications


·         Free software - all released under the General Public Licence (GPL)





Ethereum-Bitcoin are both crypto’s whose ledgers are stored on a distributed blockchain database like this. The thing that makes Ethereum special, as opposed to other cryptocurrency that uses blockchain technology, is that you can execute code on the blockchain in this same distributed way. So now, instead of just using the blockchain as a glorified ledger, you can do something like specify conditions under which a person will be paid, and once those conditions are met the money will automatically go to the person without any outside interference (and despite anything that happens to one computer involved in the network). People call these chunks of code 'smart contracts', because it's code that represents an agreement that can enforce and execute itself.




Blockchains are a way for many different people or computers to agree on something even though they don't know or trust each other. Ethereum uses the same idea, but instead of just keeping track of payments, you keep track of computer programs. These computer programs can still be used to track money if you want. But they can also be used for many other things, like deciding whether someone is allowed to drive a car or who has won an election. At any given time, everyone knows exactly what the computer programs are doing, even if someone tries to lie and pretend something different is happening.



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