What is Layer2? Layer 2 blockchain technology is usually mentioned as an “off-chain” solution. Its main purpose is to scale blockchain transaction capacity keeping the decentralization benefits of a distributed protocol intact and undisturbed.
Needless to say, data is the most valuable resource of the century as it is the very basis for any organization to make informed decisions and bring any radical or even a small change in their firm.
The age-old mantra to excel in your business is to treat your ‘customers like a king.’ In order to serve your customers and stay relevant in the market, it’s crucial to understand customer behaviour and their needs.
Crypto has undoubtedly been on everyone’s radar, regardless of the varied attitudes towards its growth or impact (yet) across industries and the mainstream.
EQ8, a web 3.0 governance protocol that enables secure aggregation and consensual data exchange using non-transferable tokens, is similar to sentiments in a research paper published a month ago by Vitalik Buterin.
A simple definition of data is information that has been translated into an effective and meaningful version by way of progression or computation. The term “raw data” generally refers to information in its most basic electronic medium in a binary form.
Needless to say, data is the most valuable resource of the century as it is the very basis for any organization to make informed decisions and bring any radical or even a small change in their firm.
Non-fungible Tokens were the hot cake earlier this year because of their constant news and being way ahead of time. We heard about some large-scale transactions this year as Jack Dorsey sold his first tweet as an NFT worth $2.9 million. Also, Mike Winkelmann known as Beeple sold his art as an NFT worth $69 million. NFT is becoming popular due to its unique ownership system, rewards, highly secured data, and transactions. The transactions here are direct, which means no third party can sneak into your business.
According to Hubspot research, 91% of respondents agree that ads are more intrusive today than two to three years ago. Nevertheless, they are everywhere — TV, social media, websites, or applications. It feels like they are tracking us everywhere we go like any stalker