Quinten van Welzen

The rise of cryptocurrency has often been likened to the early days of the internet. Many similarities exist, and, notably, the challenges that the early internet faced echo in the cryptocurrency realm. It's a moment of reminiscence and reflection, but most importantly, an opportunity for evolution. This article

In our previous blog post [link] we introduced Zano Confidential Assets (CA's)—secondary assets that will live on the Zano chain and benefit from the same enterprise-grade security features as Zano itself: hidden addresses, hidden amounts, and IP obfuscation. Additionally, all tokens will be completely indistinguishable to outside

What is money Money is a widely accepted medium of exchange that enables the buying and selling of goods and services. It serves as a measure of value, simplifies trade and allows for the efficient allocation of resources. Money has three primary functions: * Medium of exchange: Money allows people to

Non-explicit transparency in DeFi is a bug Finding bugs in software is a critical aspect of software development, as it helps ensure the reliability, security, and overall quality of the end product. The process of bug hunting involves rigorous testing, systematic evaluation, and constant vigilance on the part of developers

What are Tokens Tokens are digital assets that are built and created on top of Layer 1 blockchains. Tokens can represent assets or act as cryptocurrencies in their own right, which can be traded or exchanged on the blockchain. Tokens can represent anything from traditional currencies, like the US dollar

We would like to thank you for supporting Zano as we work hard to become the project that is the most scalable, secure and easy to use. Since some community queries have been around what aliases are and how do they work, we decided to make an article to elaborate