Cardano Hands On
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Minting assets and NFTs on Cardano refers to the process of creating and managing custom tokens or digital assets on the Cardano blockchain. These tokens can represent a variety of assets, such as cryptocurrencies, loyalty points, or even real-world assets like property or art. Table of Content Introduction The process
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A cryptocurrency wallet is a secure place where users can keep their digital currencies. Cryptocurrency wallets come in different forms, from desktop and mobile applications to hardware (USB-like) devices and paper wallets. All wallets are designed to enable the storage of cryptocurrency and to allow the sending and receiving of
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In cryptography, a key is a string of characters used within an encryption algorithm for altering data so that it appears random. Like a physical key, it locks (encrypts) data so that only someone with the right key can unlock (decrypt) it. Table of Content Introduction Cardano uses asymmetric encryption
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The Cardano node is the core component that underpins the Cardano network. Ultimately, a blockchain network is just a collection of interconnected nodes, all working together to validate transactions and blocks by means of consensus. The consensus definition for any given network varies, but for the Cardano network, it'
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Cardano nodes run on standard computers that always need to be connected to the internet. The nodes can be run from a cloud service provider, your home, or anywhere else where you have a stable internet connection and a "reasonably" fast computer. It is best to run Cardano
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The first two days of the workshop covered the basics of blockchains, crypto and Cardan. The third and fourth days will focus on practical aspects of building on Cardano. We will go over setting up the machine to run the Cardano infrastructure, connect it to the network, mint Cardano assets