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IPFS Moderator67

Dành choSuiNov 06, 2024

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Current Knowledge-Sharing Flows in Web3 The Web3 ecosystem is continuously evolving, driven by its decentralized nature and the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders, including developers, users, organizations, and communities. Knowledge sharing is essential for fostering innovation, enhancing understanding, and promoting best practices within this dynamic landscape. The following categories outline the key components of knowledge-sharing flows in Web3: Community Forums: Platforms where developers and enthusiasts engage in discussions, share solutions, and seek advice on technical issues and project development. Social Media Channels: Twitter, Discord, Reddit, and other platforms act as informal venues for real-time communication and sharing of insights, news, and updates within the Web3 community. Documentation and Tutorials: Official project documentation, wikis, and online tutorials serve as foundational resources to help developers understand protocols, APIs, and best practices. Webinars and Workshops: Live sessions hosted by experts or organizations that provide in-depth knowledge on specific topics, tools, or technologies in the Web3 space. Open-Source Contributions: Collaborative coding and contributions to open-source projects encourage shared learning and knowledge transfer among developers. Industry Reports and Research: Publications and research papers that analyze trends, challenges, and advancements in the Web3 ecosystem provide insights for informed decision-making. By mapping these knowledge-sharing flows, we can better understand the mechanisms through which the Web3 community collaborates and learns, ultimately driving the growth and innovation of decentralized technologies. Diagram: Please refer to the diagram below for a visual representation of the current knowledge-sharing flows in Web3.

Taylor T.29

Dành choSuiNov 06, 2024

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Sub-domains will allow our users to generate new NFTs representing ownership of a .sui sub-domain (for example bob.clan.sui). Great for usage with Dapps, DAOs, Clans, and Guilds!

Oliver Martinez65

Dành choSuiNov 06, 2024

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some of you guys keep asking why you can not claim those OAT or NFTs on Galxe.com! this is because in the past, you did not achieve the roles on crew3 that you require now for claiming. even if you completed some of the tasks or quests on crew3 and did not done all of them at the time you needed to do, again you can not claim. you need to wait for further information or check the crew3 for those quests to be relisted so you could do them in the fature.

Jacob SuiNS70

Dành choSuiNov 06, 2024

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Holders of the Day 1 NFT are community members who have been with #SuiNS since the first day we launch on mainnet! Activated Day 1 NFT has its own benefits disclosed step by step. We want to make sure to recognize our community for their support! 🎁

Jacob SuiNS70

Dành choSuiNov 06, 2024

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Website: https://www.suins.io/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuiNSdapp/ Medium: https://suins.medium.com/

Jacob SuiNS70

Dành choSuiNov 06, 2024

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SuiNS - is a service designed to simplify your web3 identity, website, or wallet. It operates on the Sui blockchain and offers the .sui domain name extension, allowing users to build their on-chain identity. SuiNS aims to create a fair and distributed name service that provides equal access to all users and enhances the user experience, particularly for online gaming. The service includes features like easy management of usernames and assets, and integration with wallets and NFT marketplaces.

newuser 110

Dành choEngeniousJan 24, 2024

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To achieve consensus, Sui uses a specific type of proof-of-stake consensus mechanism named Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS). In Sui’s DPoS system, there is a fixed set of validators who process transactions within each epoch (a period of 24 hours). SUI holders select a set of validators based on their share of the total stake. This is determined by the amount of SUI tokens staked by holders with them. In exchange for operating and securing the network, the blockchain validator receives staking rewards in SUI coins. The system then distributes the rewards to all coin holders who delegated to that validator’s stake after deducting a small commission fee for the validator. Staked coins are locked into the system only for a specific epoch. Then token holders can pull out their tokens or change their delegated validator once the epoch changes. It’s worth noting that the network currently has only 100 validators. This allows for faster transaction processing and higher efficiency. But at the same time, this means it is far more centralized than most other blockchains and is more vulnerable to 51% attack. But why is that exactly? Put simply, the lower the number of validators, the higher the chance of collusion to control the network and manipulate it to one’s own benefit. To counteract this low validator count, SUI operates using 2,000 full nodes, enhancing network decentralization.

elli dev32

Dành choBlockchainOct 10, 2023

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Distributed ledger technology All network participants have access to the distributed ledger and its immutable record of transactions. With this shared ledger, transactions are recorded only once, eliminating the duplication of effort that’s typical of traditional business networks.

sui alinawtbwd54

Dành choBlockchainOct 10, 2023

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Blockchain technology was first outlined in 1991 by Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta, two researchers who wanted to implement a system where document timestamps could not be tampered with. But it wasn’t until almost two decades later, with the launch of Bitcoin in January 2009, that blockchain had its first real-world application.