Topluluk Moderatörü ordusu kuruluyor!

Seascape topluluk moderatörleri (community manager), Seascape ve DeFi’nin gücünü yayma hedefimiz konusunda tutkulu olanlardır. Topluluk moderatörleri, diğer topluluk üyelerine Seascape ile ilgili soruları konusunda kibar ve sabırlı bir şekilde yardımcı olacak ve katılımcıların endişelerini daha iyi anlayarak topluluğun gelişimine fayda sağlayacaktır. Yapılan başvurular arasından seçilen başarılı kişilere, Seascape bir “moderatör” rozeti verilecektir. Projemizin kapsamını genişletme yolunda ilerlerken, dünyanın her yerinden topluluk moderatörleri başvuru gerçekleştirebilirler. Seascape Network Ekibi ile düzenli iletişim halinde kalan moderatörler, başkalarına rehberlik etmek, güncellemeler ve hatalar hakkında bilgi sahibi olmak ve iyi niyetli iletişimcileri ile topluluk kurallarını ihlal edenler arasındaki farkları ayırt etmeyi öğrenmek için gerekli olan yüksek düzeyde bilgi sahibi olacaklardır.

Uygun bir adayda sahip olunması beklenen nitelikler:

• Topluluk yönetiminde deneyimli

• Hayatın her kesiminden insanlarla bağlantı kurma becerisine sahip

• Seascape hakkında sağlam bilgiye sahip

• Ana Seascape topluluklarında aktif deneyimi olan

Tacın Parçalarından Biri: Seascape Ambassador Faydaları Büyük güç büyük sorumluluk ile gelir. Bir Elçi (Ambassador) olarak, Seascape konusunda ne kadar tutkulu olursanız, o kadar çok tanınırsınız. Elçiler, bize farklı bir bakış açısı, beceriler ve yetenekleri ile sunarak ticaret ortamında devrim yaratma misyonumuza ulaşmada kritik bir rol oynamaktadırlar.

İşte Seascape elçisi olmanın avantajlarının ve güzelliklerinin bir listesi:

• Bir sürü teşvik ödülü kazanma şansı (pozisyona göre değişir)

• Seascape’in en son haberlerine ve güncellemelerine herkesten önce özel erken erişim

• Seascape ile birlikte çalışma ve DeFi’de devrim yaratmayı hedefleyen harika bir profesyonel ekiple değerli bağlantılar kurma şansı

• … ve çok daha fazlası!

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İşe alımlar sırayla yapılır ve pozisyonlar esnek şartlarda verilirmektedir.

Gelecekte sizinle birlikte çalışmayı dört gözle bekliyoruz!

Senin Oyunun. Senin Kuralların

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Blockchains are decentralized networks. What does that mean? It’s a network that no one, in particular, owns or controls. It’s the people who use and support it that do. Wait… Wouldn’t I be able to change values then? If I manage it?

Well, kind of, but not really. Blockchains keep track of all transactions that have ever happened. Each block in the chain references the block that came before it. If the block before changes, than the reference leads nowhere and the blockchain is broken. So it’s almost impossible to change a blockchain.

On top of this step that stops past transactions from being changed, the network is constantly being checked by validator nodes. Whenever a block is added, it needs to be added by a validator node. These nodes run consensus algorithms (which I will explain in the next section) that check if the transactions in the block are valid. If they are, the block can be added. If not, the block is rejected.

The reason they’re called consensus algorithms is that they are used by the entire network to come to a consensus on wether a transaction is valid or not. Once the network agrees it is valid, it’s added to the chain.

The consensus algorithm runs on validator nodes, which are people supporting the network in some way (methods of validation are coming up soon!) Different blockchains use different consensus algorithms, but recently we’ve been seeing more and more blockchains move away from one to the other.

The algorithm allows validators across the network to agree and come to a conclusion over something. Whenever a block is added to the chain it needs to be confirmed first. This is where consensus algorithms come in.

What are the different types of consensus algorithms?

Proof of work (PoW) was the first consensus algorithm, implemented in Bitcoin. It works by making computers guess numbers until they find the right one. Each block, when added to the blockchain has a SHA256 hash attached to it.

Wat? What’s SHA256?

It’s an encryption algorithm that changes the output significantly when you change the input slightly. It’s also irreversible, so you can encrypt a message into SHA256, but you can’t decrypt the SHA256 into the message (easily).

So each block has a hash attached to it that is calculated by combining all of its values + the nonce into a long string of characters and numbers that seem random.

What’s a nonce?

Here’s where the actual algorithm comes in. Now that each block has a hash attached to it, validators (which are known as miners in proof of work) need to guess a nonce (which just holds a number) value until they find a hash that contains a set number of 0s in front of it.

For example in my mockup blockchain, the difficulty is currently set to 3, which means that when a miner mines a block, it needs to find a hash starting with 3 zeros.

In more popular blockchains, the difficulty is much, much higher. Bitcoin miners currently need to find hashes starting with 17 to 19 zeros. That’s a lot of computing power, because the amount you need scales exponentially as the difficulty goes up.

When computers are guessing the nonce, the amount of guesses to guess per second is called the hash rate (h/s). On average to find the hash for 1 bitcoin, a computer would need to guess an average of 72 Sextillion times. (72 with 21 zeros after) Whereas to find a hash with 3 zeros, you’d need to guess an average of 4096 times.

When a miner guesses the right hash, that miner gets to add the block to the chain and gets a reward. Miners make sure the blockchain stays valid and safe, so it makes sense for them to be rewarded when they do.

Proof of Stake (PoS) is a newer consensus algorithm that aims to solve a few problems that come with PoW.

First, due to the fact PoW takes a lot of computing power, it also takes a lot of electricity. Over the years, places called mining farms have been popping up. These are basically buildings, full of computers optimized for 1 thing and 1 thing only: Mine Bitcoin. These buildings take a lot of electricity, and as more of these mining farms pop up, it starts to impact the environment.

Secondly, because of these mining farms having a LOT more guesses than anyone else on the network, it centralizes the network to some extent. If enough mining farms combine together, they could start approving fraudulent transactions, and the rest of the network wouldn’t be able to do much about it.

Okay so we have 2 problems to solve, power consumption, and centralization.

PoS works by letting people stake their currency to have a chance to be chosen to forge a block. (forging a block is the terminology used when referencing PoS it’s the same as mining a block in PoW) The more currency you stake the higher your chances of being chosen to forge. But even if you stake a very little amount, there’s still a chance.

Forgers are randomly selected, but their chances are heavily affected by how much money they have staked.

For example here, Forger 1 has 10$ staked, whereas Forger 2 has 1000$, Forger 2 is 100x more likely to be chosen to forge the block, but forger 1 still has a chance. We can include a few other variables in this calculation, like how long the currency has been staked for, etc…

How do we stop fraudulent blocks from being added?

Well there’s a consequence now to adding a fraudulent block. If you add a fraudulent block to the blockchain after being chosen to forge it. You lose all of the currency you have staked + the rewards. This incentivises forgers to act in good will for the blockchain, because they will gain better benefits by playing by the rules.

Once a forger has validated a block, it gets added to the chain, and the forger gets a reward! The reward in PoS is often the transaction fees that came with that block.

Using PoS we solve the 2 problems listed above, it’s not worth it anymore for validators to fill their houses with miners because your computational power only matters once you’ve been chosen to forge the block. To bring your chances of getting a reward up, you need to stake money.

And depending on how the choosing algorithm is implemented, it also solves centralization. If we only reward the accounts that have the most money staked, than that becomes a problem. But if we implement more variables like the amount of time a currency has been staked, than it allows accounts that don’t have as much to help the network too.

Well not quite, even if these algorithms are very, very good at their jobs, they are still not 100% secure. Both are susceptible to something called the 51% attack. It manifests in different ways in both, but is still a possibility. The 51% attack in PoW is when 51% or more of the mining CPU decides to start adding fraudulent blocks to the chain. This could technically happen, but you’d need the top 4 mining pools in Bitcoin to combine, and you’d also need everyone in those pools to keep mining.

In PoS, the 51% attack manifests if someone owns 51% of all the circulating currency. Which again, is extremely unlikely to happen. In the example of Ethereum, it’s current circulating supply stands at 118.6 million. To execute a 51% attack on Ethereum (once it swaps to PoS) you’d need to own 246 billion dollars worth of Ethereum. Again, not a very likely scenario.

As the volume of conversation around cryptocurrency and digital assets continues to grow, we think understanding and evaluating public perceptions of the emerging crypto economy is critical. Our recent polling suggests that many Americans believe crypto will be important to the US economy, are receptive to the idea of increased regulatory oversight of cryptocurrency, and are encouraged by federal approval of digital asset banks.

Our results illustrate that many are interested in the federal government developing a clear and comprehensive plan to oversee the emerging cryptocurrency industry. Incomplete views on the importance of cryptocurrency also reveal the critical role that federally approved partners can play in developing solutions for those who may be less familiar with cryptocurrency.

The survey, conducted by YouGov in collaboration with Anchorage Digital Bank, found that while many Americans are unsure if cryptocurrency will be important to the future economic success of the United States, they are far more likely to agree than disagree that more regulation is needed in order for cryptocurrency to gain acceptance in America:

Following approval by the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in early 2021, Anchorage Digital became the first federally-chartered digital asset bank. Throughout the year, increased attention and engagement with cryptocurrency has shown the need for additional regulatory clarity to support consumer protection and confidence in these emerging digital assets. As we move into 2022, we think it is important for trusted private businesses to collaborate with the federal government as they formalize regulatory frameworks surrounding cryptocurrency and digital assets. We are looking forward to working with stakeholders from across the private and public sectors to provide clarity and confidence to businesses, regulators, and most importantly — the American public.

“The results from our survey indicate that Americans are still developing their understanding about the potential impact of cryptocurrency, which gives the federal government a critical role to play in overseeing and approving digital-first financial institutions like Anchorage,” said Anchorage Digital’s Co-Founder and CEO, Nathan McCauley. “As Americans’ exposure to the emerging crypto economy continues to increase in 2022, we believe that — rather than actively resisting any kind of regulatory oversight — crypto companies can further bolster consumer confidence by working hand-in-hand with the federal government.”

Methodology

YouGov conducted an online survey on behalf of Anchorage among a nationally representative sample of n=1,155 US Adults. Fieldwork was executed from December 17th through December 20th, 2021. All figures, unless otherwise stated, are from YouGov Plc. The survey was carried out online. The figures have been weighted and are representative of all US adults (aged 18+). Full results of the survey are available here.

This post is intended for informational purposes only. It is not to be construed as and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to purchase any securities in Anchor Labs, Inc., or any of its subsidiaries, and should not be relied upon to make any investment decisions. Furthermore, nothing within this announcement is intended to provide tax, legal, or investment advice and its contents should not be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security or digital asset or to engage in any transaction therein.

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However, the TradFi industry faces serious challenges, such as new and low-scale investors being locked out of high-quality opportunities, and existing asset management infrastructure favours wealthy and institutional investors.

However, Nest aims to make the asset management industry fair for all investors by using a decentralized asset management model. Nest aims to solve the challenges in the crypto investment industry, such as discovering new opportunities and providing a safe and decentralized environment for investors.

While Nest progresses on its aim to make the asset management industry decentralized, NEST Token (NSTP) will be used to keep the project decentralized and community-focused, apart from its other use cases.

NEST Token

NSTP is a utility token based on the Polygon network that is a layer 2 Ethereum protocol chosen because of its high speed and low-cost transactions. Moreover, the scalable network of Polygon with its expansive scope of DeFi functionality makes it the ideal native chain for NSTP.

NSTP Token is a utility token, has a spectrum of use cases within the ecosystem, such as:

NSTP is an ERC20 standard token with a fixed supply of 100 million that enables the variety of services within the ecosystem.

Nest is a multi-chain platform that leverages cutting edge technology and the latest DeFi innovations to offer expert asset management platforms governed by the community. The project’s mission is to streamline crypto financial markets and promote investments by offering an easy-to-use and lucrative platform for asset management.

About Nest

Nest Protocol is a social-first asset management protocol that helps to create, trade, and manage multi-chain crypto portfolios seamlessly. The project believes that the pace of the crypto market can be overwhelming for investors and simplifies investments by using the collective wisdom of experts to ensure a lucrative growth of multi-chain crypto assets.

Learn more about Nest Protocol at https://www.nestpro.io/.

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For those unfamiliar with the term “staking”, Crypto staking is similar to depositing money in a bank, in that an investor locks up their assets, and in exchange, earns rewards, or “interest.” In this case, GREEN owners will be able to obtain benefits for depositing these tokens in the staking program.

Duration and availability:

The duration of this first program will be one year, it will be available to all holders, this program will begin from Friday, January 14 at 17:00 GMT, at which time $GREEN tokens may be included in the program, and they will begin to generate the indicated profitability.

Purpose:

The purpose of this program is to reward our holders, in addition to achieving greater price stability, and therefore greater security for our investors.

Technical Details:

This program will be accessible through our website, and it will be developed on In a new parallel contract developed by us, providing greater security to our investors, by not depending on any external platform.

Buy $GREEN now to staking.