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Learn the basics of how to use Decred's tools

GoDCR: Lightweight SPV wallet for Decred | Quick Overview

GoDCR: Lightweight SPV wallet for Decred | Quick Overview

GoDCR is a new Lightweight SPV wallet for Decred. Written in Go as an alternative implementation to Decrediton's Electron version. This new framework will also enable a streamlined and consistant approach to porting wallets across platforms including ios and Android. GoDCR Proposal on Politeia: https://proposals.decred.org/record/0.

Decred DEX Tutorial

Decred DEX Tutorial

Peer-to-Peer Atomic Swap Trading by Exitus @exitusdcr

Decred Full Node on Digital Ocean

Decred Full Node on Digital Ocean

Full nodes are the backbone of Decred. By validating and broadcasting transactions without relying on third parties they help keep the network decentralized. Each full node added to the network adds to its security and robustness.

Decred's Proposal Platform Politeia: The decision-making force behind the ~$125M Decred DAO

Decred's Proposal Platform Politeia: The decision-making force behind the ~$125M Decred DAO

Politeia’s aim is to serve as the decision-making force behind the Decred DAO which is now worth ~$125 Million USD. Politeia facilitates the submission, tracking, and discussion of Decred Governance proposals. Visit Politeia: https://proposals.decred.org/ Read more: https://docs.decred.org/governance/po... Decred is an autonomous

Decred Staking Tutorial - [2021 Updated]

Decred Staking Tutorial - [2021 Updated]

In this tutorial, we'll explore how to become a Decred Stakeholder. Stakeholders decide the future of Decred by voting on Consensus changes, and on how the Decred DAO is managed.

Decred Privacy Tutorial: Mix Your Coins

Decred Privacy Tutorial: Mix Your Coins

Mix your Decred using the Mixnet built right into Decred's wallet Decrediton. #DCR #Decred #Privacy

Blockchain governance - Part 7

Blockchain governance - Part 7

A few scenarios were considered for this analysis, being the most feared of them the ‘majority attack’, also called ‘51% hashpower attack’, when a powerful and wealthy adversary is able to acquire the same processing capacity, or decision power, as the honest nodes.