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Ethereum Explained

Let's build a decentralized ticket service using Ethereum! Ethereum is the 2nd biggest cryptocurrency in market cap behind Bitcoin and offers a Turing-complete blockchain. Using Ethereum + IPFS, developers can build powerful decentralized applications, and this offers novelty in a somewhat saturated market for app developers. Let's get started!

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27 comments

    1. Ernesto Lombardo

      You forgot one – the guy is coding in the terminal while talking coherently and clearly at the same time in the video. Seriously, what the hell…? To me it looks like riding a unicycle while juggling.

  1. Michael Anuzis

    Another excellent video! I’ve said it before and I’m sure I’ll say it again: thanks, Siraj! Been subscribed for a while, but finally enabled notifications to learn about any new videos as soon as you post them. Hope to have the honor to meet you in person some day. 🙂

  2. Stefano Sambruna

    Hey man, thank you very much to share your knowledge about blockchain! I would like to read a book that can explain clearly all these concepts you are talking about in this video! Have you got any suggestion?

  3. Harry Briggs

    Generally, I try to trade in mid term cos it’s rather difficult to catch the price direction on the volatile market on short impulses. Fees is better in comparison with other crypto exchanges

  4. Tom Cartledge

    Nice one bro but I have to ask, if there is to be a decentralised exchange accepting many different tokens and fiat currencies, will it not run into issues with liquidity eventually? If not how will this be solved?

  5. Alex Park

    Siraj, thanks for this lesson. Could you possible link to the infographics or Google Doc in this video? It was helpful to be able to visualize the stack. In particular, I am having trouble finding the one at 9:45

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