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      "body": "![1111.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmUmAbmAmUL7YzsevUpHCJwFbGPmFR8zreU6TUr76ekMcX/1111.jpeg)\n\nIt is a well-known fact that blockchain is becoming more widespread; therefore, its daily life functions continue to increase. As part of the adaptation, many initiatives are taking essential steps for the use of cryptocurrencies in everyday life.\n\nEven though cryptocurrencies were exchangeable assets on the stock markets, they suffered some severe difficulties in daily use. Nowadays, the adaptation rates of cryptocurrencies are known to be more than 0.5%. In some countries, it even becomes possible to survive using only cryptocurrencies. This means that you can provide your needs, such as education, health, food, and drink, using only cryptocurrencies.\n\nFor instance, in the following link, there is a video on survival in Thailand by spending only Zcoin.\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0TysntEj4M\n\nThroughout this video, people in the footage survive in Thailand by just using Zcoin. The team, who can use the cryptocurrency for almost everything in daily life, survives thanks to the cryptocurrencies.\n\nIn addition to this, there are some severe developments about adaptation like the increasing number of cryptocurrencies ATMs, the proliferation of stores accepting cryptocurrencies, and being prevalent of the countries that accept cryptocurrencies legally. Yet there is another issue I would like to draw your attention to something else in this article: dApps. Some examples of dapps: [Airtext](https://airtext.xyz), [Blockstream](https://blockstream.com), [BentenSound](https://bentensound.com), [ImageOptimizer](https://imageoptimizer.xyz), [block.one](https://block.one).\n\nBecause cryptocurrencies continue to create space for themselves not only at the point of \"spending money\" but also in other areas like finance, wallet, games, gambling, social media, health, insurance, and hundreds of more.\n\nThere are many applications that we regularly use daily. These applications and dApps have the most in standard, as well as the differences. At the beginning of this distinction, we would like to mention that dApps are decentralized, anonymized, and safer owing to blockchain technology. There are various applications we can get from the Google Play Store and the Apple store. DApps, decentralized applications are also applications that we can download on our mobile phones with similar functions with others'. Nonetheless, there is a difference. Firstly, I would like to mention that dApps are decentralized, anonymized, and safer, owing to blockchain technology.\n\nUsing this, we assure that the data and privacy of our users are entirely secured.\n\nDecentralized applications are much safer since users' data are stored in decentralized nodes, not in a centralized repository. Besides that, users can act much more reliable while using and spending money on applications using the smart contracts which the blockchain has.\n\nIn brief, dApps stand out as platforms that are far superior to traditional apps.\n\nNow, let's talk a little bit about decentralized dApps that are prominent on dApps platforms.\n\n### This Dapp Paves the Path for a Multibillion Worth Crypto Casino Industry\n\nThe first dApp to introduce you is a gambling project. The most significant factor in choosing this project is that it is listed in Binance DEX. We usually know that Binance is far from gambling tokens and casino culture. But as a result of its robust architecture and infrastructure, EOSBet seems to have found itself at BinanceDex.\n\nThere are several reasons why we chose this project from EOS casinos. Firstly, EOSBet is the first licensed crypto casino, secondly the first casino to start handing out the dividend prize, and finally, the first casino token listed on Binance Dex.\n\nThe outstanding feature of the project is that it is decentralized. We know that decentralized exchanges and dApps are much more reliable because dApps do run on a blockchain and distributed computing systems. Hence the stored data are not vulnerable to failure compared to the centralized storage of big tech companies such as Facebook. The data security on a blockchain is ensured by cryptographic verification methods such as the Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) method.\n\nThe presence of user data in an entirely distributed ledger makes it impossible for anyone to access them. Therefore, any hacker, which means a third party, can not access, manipulate, and sell this information. Whole data within the decentralized blockchain provides the safest network, which makes it inaccessible.\n\nBesides, the decentralized structure of casinos like EOSBet has another dazzling feature. And that is provably fair. For this purpose, casinos use the RNG (Random Number Generation) algorithm.\n\nBy making a bet, one sends a different and sequential bet_id kernel. This hash is signed with a key pair on the server. The contract recognizes the public key and confirms that this signature is correct. With the complexity of ECC, this signature will be unique and random. This is then used for a fair random number in a way that can be proved. All results can be verified via the blockchain.\n\nAnother feature of decentralized casinos is the Dividend awards they offer. These prizes can be earned by storing tokens of the platform. As a result of just getting the tokens of the platform, you can take the opportunity to have passive income. We have observed that the dividend awards are much more profitable than the PoS and Lending systems since some casinos can share dividend prizes of up to 10% per day.\n\n### The World's Leading Decentralized EOS-oriented Exchange\n\nWe are all aware of how insecure platforms central exchanges are. The recent hacking of Binance's central exchange, Binance.com, is an apparent tragic incident in our minds. One of the significant reasons for the accident was that they were using centralized storage. That is, keeping user data in a single repository — a unique opportunity for hackers and scammers who know where to look.\n\nThe hacking of cryptocurrencies causes more complex situations seeing that traces of cryptocurrencies involve a somewhat more complicated process. For this reason, the cryptocurrency exchange hacking incidents show something that stolen money can never be found again.\n\nThe Newdex exchange has a prominent position between the platforms' so-called decentralized exchanges. They are mainly used for EOS blockchain operations. Many tokens in the EOS network can be exchanged through this exchange.\nThe exchange is not only available on the desktop but also available on many wallets as it is a dApps that can be used, and it is available on \"Meet.One\". First of all, Infinito Wallet and many other wallets, these decentralized exchanges provide a beneficial user experience. It is also possible to connect to the exchange with different wallet usage devices such as Scatter and to operate efficiently via this device.\n\nNewdex has no access to the users' private key, and the users retain full control over their funds, which avoids the risk of asset-stolen, misappropriation of assets, and run-away of project party. It is adequately protecting the security of the user's assets.\n\nBinance also believes that decentralized exchanges are safer, and as a result of this, Binance.org launched by Binance a few months ago. I think the expansion and monopolization of such decentralized exchanges will be much healthier and safer in the long run, in terms of user data and the future of blockchain.\n\n### Welcome to Collateralized Debt Position Portal - MakerDao\n\nDAO is an entirely new phenomenon of starting anonymous organizations without leaders. These organizations can work as a corporate and run by rules that are defined by programming languages on the blockchain. The issues such as how members will vote, what business segment of the organization will operate in, who can be a member, how will the value token be exchanged can be programmed on the blockchain that will run the organization. These organizations cannot stop after deployed one and can work worldwide, without any trouble riding on the blockchain network bandwagon.\n\nCDP stands for \"Collateralized Debt Position.\" In the MakerDAO system, users can create CDPs and lock ether into them as collateral. Doing this permits users to generate Dai up to 2/3 of the value of the locked ether. The generated Dai serves as debt, and CDP owners can do anything they want with it. The collateral remains locked in MakerDAO's smart contracts until the CDP owner repays the debt (or liquidation occurs).\n\nThe MakerDAO Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) is a smart contract which runs on the Ethereum blockchain. It is a core component of the Dai Stablecoin System whose purpose is to create Dai in exchange for collateral, which holds in escrow until the borrowed Dai is returned.\n\nCDPs alter the total supply of outstanding Dai, creating Dai when new assets are leveraged, and destroying existing Dai when it is repaid to the position. This cycle of controlled minting and burning allows the contract to account for the total supply of the stablecoin, thus proving that the portfolio of backing collateral can always be a guarantee for the value of circulating Dai.\n\nThe amount of collateral in a CDP is always set to be significantly higher than the amount of the debt so that stability seekers who wish to use Dai as a predictable store of value can be confident that 1 DAI is worth approximately 1 USD in underlying assets.\n\nStill...\n\n### What are the weaknesses of Dapps?\n\n1) Considering dAppss are open-source, they can pose a threat to hackers who know how to search. Open-source means that you can see all the weaknesses of the project transparently. This feature will not be a problem if you have solid software. Though it could become a target of hackers if you don't take the necessary precautions. An example of this, which happened on the EOSPLAY platform, where a hacker stole a 30K EOS. This was not a fault of the EOS blockchain yet of the EOSPLAY dApp.\n\n2) Unlike the apps we know, DApps have terrible interfaces. That's why they're not attractive to users. Still, this problem can be solved in the long term since the interfaces of applications based on blockchain are currently being tried to be kept at the simplest level. As the dAppss has a short history, many people think this problem could be solved in later times.\n\n3) Currently, the number of people using DApps is limited since blockchain and what it brings is a reasonably new technology. dApps are often utilized in blockchain-based wallets and sites so that they don't have many users yet. 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      "body": "![111.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmS8DzvZtoyepG7KMuE5hqgPGGCDp1pEv2qbxiQBeWfeHx/111.jpeg)\n\nFor the last few months, there’s been a new hot topic in crypto circles: DApps!  Even as someone with a beginner’s understanding of blockchains, cryptocurrencies and its related environments, I hadn’t heard of the term ‘DApp’ until quite recently. But ever since, I’ve been deeply intrigued by them and their potential to change the way we perceive and interact with apps.\n\nOften pronounced \"Dee Apps\" or sometimes simply “dapps”, it stands for Decentralized Apps. And as the self-explanatory name suggests, the basic principle where DApps differ from apps is the concept of ‘decentralization’. Some examples of dapps: [Airtext](https://airtext.xyz), [Blockstream](https://blockstream.com), [BentenSound](https://bentensound.com), [ImageOptimizer](https://imageoptimizer.xyz), [block.one](https://block.one).\n\nWhereas traditional apps store data on a single centralized server, DApps make use of a distributed, self-sustained network of computers to store platform and user data. The earliest form of this was born with peer-to-peer (P2P) services like Napster and BitTorrent. But with the advent of blockchain, DApps can now not only share data across a distributed network, but also maintain a permanent and immutable record of it ‘on chain’. This makes transactions more transparent since any user can verify the record for themselves.\n\nThink of it as carpooling, but for your data. Imagine you have a car that you don’t use too often. And let’s say you have a couple of friends who really need to get to that concert several hundred miles away. So you lend your car to your friends and in turn, they return the car with more fuel than it originally contained and maybe give you some concert passes too! In this loosely constructed metaphor, the car is the processing power required to transact on the blockchain and the extra fuel and the concert passes act as the token rewards.\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDQX8inMCt0\n\n# Key features of a DApp\n\nFundamentally, to be called a blockchain-based DApp, the code needs to be open sourced and data (related to operations of the DApp and usage) stored cryptographically on chain or a decentralized storage. \nThen, DApps use smart contract to interact with the chain they’re built on and retrieve data for the users and the platform. Depending on the purpose and function of the DApp, and the level of security and visibility desired, decentralized applications can be built on one of several smart-contract-friendly blockchains like Ethereum (which was the first to offer smart contracts), EOS, TRON, and NEO. They can even use their own blockchain if they choose to put in the effort of building one from scratch. \n\nAnother feature common to DApps is the concept of tokenization. Since DApps rely on their users for the processing power required to keep the network running, they incentivize users for their efforts with a digital currency or a cryptographic token issued on the blockchain of operation. These tokens tend to have a specific utility. \n\n![2222.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmPQmAUPDhZFAMSMcxoWUFwh2Gfmu3JxpJu8xpWACz57JX/2222.jpeg)\n\nConceptually, all the above-listed features make dApps more secure, resilient and transparent. And in this era where data has overtaken oil as the most valuable resource, data security and privacy are hot topics that are frequently in the limelight - topics that most dApps keep their crosshairs firmly locked on.\n\nHow often do we hear about hackers walking off with thousands of passwords and sensitive data? Whatsapp, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter - they’ve all been hit with some major data breach controversy at least once. The problem here is that all the data is stored in a centralized system. And this creates one central point of failure in the event of a breach. Since dApp data is decentralized, even if one point or node in the network is breached, other nodes in the network can securely reinstate all data. It’s worth pointing out here that the effort that hackers need to put to breach multiple points/nodes is significantly high and this, by default, prevents network wide breach from taking place. \n\nEver since the roof was blown off the Cambridge Analytica scandal, netizens are more and more aware of the growing need for online privacy. A recent survey by DuckDuckGo concluded that “79.2% of people have adjusted privacy-related settings on their social media accounts or reduced their social media usage”. dApps are sensitive to this growing need for privacy. \n\n![3333.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdZ6TDyBG8nKAx17vY5rvpMK1PFJTjgKdFvtUKZ6t1pZD/3333.jpeg)\n\nWe’re all too familiar with big companies behind traditional apps chasing profit and their own interests, sometimes even at the expense of the user’s online privacy (the image of Mark Zuckerberg being summoned to testify in front of the American Congress and being grilled by Alexandrio Ocasio Cortez pops into the mind!).\n\nWith dApps, there are several checks and balances to increase both privacy and transparency. For starters, the code of a DApp is open sourced and anybody can take a look at it and verify the intentions of the creator. dApps also easily facilitate anonymity of the user since their transactions need not be linked to their real world identity. For instance, to use a dApp built on EOS, all you need is an EOS account. This account is coupled with private key and a public key. As long as you have your secret private keys (which act as the password to access the DApp as well), you don’t need to disclose any more real-life information to the DApp.\n\n![4444.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmavPBt2Leub51XXJSdL3DsSCWiqDRZ4dDfFjE9RDBSgSB/4444.jpeg)\n\nDApps also allow users to control access to their data. DApp creators don’t keep or save any user data. When a user logs into a DApp, the user grants the DApp the permission to read existing or write new data to the employed blockchain - a distributed ledger wherein data is immutable, publicly verifiable, and inviolable. When the user logs out, the DApp no longer has access to the user data. This prevents the company/creator behind the DApp from sharing sensitive user information with third parties, a practice that has become all to common these days with traditional apps.\n\n### So if DApps are so awesome, why haven’t we all switched to them yet?\n\nOne reason is that blockchain is a fledgling technology and like any other novel technology, it comes with its own set of challenges.These include scalability, transactional limitations of the employed blockchain, dealing with transaction fees and governance, among other things. Ethereum has been repeatedly called out in recent times for its inability to scale to large volumes of transactions as promised. Meanwhile, even as I write this piece, there is a congestion on the EOS network (apparently caused by the airdrop of a new token) that has drastically driven up the processing power (and in turn the cost) for performing a transaction on the network. Solutions for such issues don’t pop up overnight. Moreover, since governance changes on a blockchain require consensus from a large number of users, radical changes are slow to come by since everybody needs to get on the same page.\n\nAnother challenge for DApps in line with most new technological developments is the struggle to find a steady base of users. In spite of the boom in crypto-related search interests and a surge in blockchain use cases and applications, the average netizen is perhaps largely unaware of dApps. I myself discovered them quite recently in spite of having already bought into the idea of a crypto-enabled world. And it probably would’ve slipped under my radar too if my day job did not involve working closely with a DApp on a daily basis. \n\nWe humans are creatures of habit and traditional apps have habituated us to a certain ease of access and convenience. To break the habit and give up these conveniences seems difficult. Moving from passwords to private keys, from payment gateways and credit cards to crypto tokens - these could seem overwhelming to the average netizen, especially one who has never interacted with the blockchain and crypto space before.\n\nThere are a couple thousand existing dApps today, with EOS, Ethereum and TRON being the three networks with the highest number of dapps and daily users. Interestingly, as you can see below, the majority of the dApps fall under either the gaming or gambling category. The reason we have so many gambling dapps could be because it is the most obvious and low-hanging fruit arising from the culmination of all the features of dapps mentioned above: Tokenization creates a loophole so that you can get around the restrictions of using your local fiat currency and the permanence of record on the blockchain makes the game transparent. But even these dapps are in their early days and not free from errors and security breaches.\n\n![5555.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmUJCpKC24H9jW1ASexi2PS7wYywsTjPuqMkV6M9vCGrw2/5555.jpeg)\n\nThis is a common criticism that dApps face - that the limitations of the technology will keep them from advancing beyond gambling platforms. I personally don’t think this is true. dApps today exist - in design and scale - similar to what the internet was back in the early 90s. In the pre-dotcom bubble days, very few people ever saw it growing beyond message boards and chat forums. But with multiple waves of innovation and mass adoption, it morphed into a life-changing tool that is so ubiquitous that some of us (looking at my fellow millennials) can’t fathom surviving without it.\n\nThe blockchain era is seen by some industry experts as the precursor to Web 3.0 and “the new internet”, a restoration of the values that embodied the spirit of the early internet - a free and open space for exchange of ideas, devoid of opportunists trying to commercially exploit users for their own interests. In the early days of blockchain, when Bitcoin was the sole product out there, the technology was limited to a decentralized and secure store of value. With the advent of dApps, there are more use cases for blockchain than ever before. 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To niche down is always a good idea\n\nGo to any expert freelance writer and the first thing she will tell you is to choose a niche.\n\nTo many, choosing a niche sounds like cutting down on opportunities, but if you observe, it’s like filtering the noise.\n\nBy choosing a niche, you specify a boundary within which you’ll be looking for opportunities.\n\nThis helps you set a more specified target rather than just shooting everywhere. Also, when you approach a client as a niche specific writer (implying you have special expertise in that niche), your chances of taking the gig home is much more than if you’d have approached as some general, I-write-everything kind of content writer.\n\nIn general, that’s one important reason why you can choose being a blockchain writer.\n\nThere’s more coming…\n\n# 2. Unlike most, blockchain is a road less travelled\n\nTry getting into any of the most widely known, high-paying niches, and you’re sure to face tremendous competition from writers who already have their roots planted in there for years.\n\nIn the case of blockchain and crypto, it’s still raw. The market of writers who write in the blockchain and crypto domain is not yet saturated.\n\nIt can be said that the amount of exposure and fame that this domain enjoys today is mostly because of 2017’s Bitcoin boom. So, it’s just a year and a half away from where everyone got seriously involved in it.\n\nKeeping the vastness of the business world in mind, some 18 months of being known to the world of writers doesn’t seem anything.\n\nIf you get online on LinkedIn, you’re sure to find tons of writers who already have the term blockchain writer or cryptocurrency writer tagged to their profile. 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Readers who register an account get a certain number of tips to dish out each day from a pool of Bounty0x tokens provided by the site itself, and can choose to take up to 80% of the tip themselves or give it all to the blogger who published the post they are tipping. Writers earn these tips and will obviously get more for producing quality content that people want to read and reward.\n\n# Steemit\n\n[Steemit](https://steemit.com/) is a social media and publishing platform where you can earn Steem tokens from writing, as well as other media. It is similar to Publish0x but instead of earning tokens for reading and tipping consumers only earn if they are successful ‘curators’; they can do this by discovering and upvoting posts which later become popular.\n\nThe service has been around for longer than Publish0x and is well established and reasonably well known.\n\n# Coincircle\n\n[_Coincircle_](https://coincircle.com) provides a platform to design, architect, engineer, market, sell, and integrate tokens for established companies with market-leading products\n\n# Bounty Hunting\n\nBounties are tasks with a fixed reward which anybody who meets the requirements can claim. Within crypto there are always lots of bounties for writers. They will generally involve writing and publishing an article about a new project. Often you can publish the articles on Medium or even sites like Publish0x or Steemit, but sometimes you may need your own website to put them on.\n\nOther bounties might include writing social media or forum posts.\n\nTwo good places to find writing bounties would be [Bounty0x](https://beta.bounty0x.io) and [Crowdholding](https://www.crowdholding.com/).\n\n# Setting up your own blog\n\nStarting a website of your own is fairly easy and inexpensive, especially if you use a free content management system like Wordpress or a platform for creating your own decentralized blog like [Airtext](https://airtext.xyz/). Of course getting readers to visit it is more difficult but with time and commitment, and great content, it is possible.\n\nIf you have your own site you can then earn Bitcoin from your writing with one of the many crypto advertising networks (e.g. [http://a-ads.com](http://a-ads.com/)) or using affiliate programs which pay in BTC.\n\n##### Notes\n\nIf you work on your own blog then you need to care about sizes of images - large images can increase the speed of loading pages and decrease SEO. [ImageOptimizer](https://imageoptimizer.xyz) can help you in this case - it dramatically decreases the size of images without loss of quality.\n\n# Writing Reviews\n\nI don’t have any personal experience of this myself so I can’t vouch for how good these sites are — please leave a comment if you’ve had any experience using them — but in my virtual travels I have come across a couple of places where you can earn crypto for writing reviews of businesses and services you have used.\n\nThey can be found at [https://bravocoin.com/](https://bravocoin.com/) and [https://revain.org/](https://revain.org/)\n\n# Decentralized News Network\n\nIf you are a journalist, or fancy turning your skills towards producing news stories, then you may like to take a look at [DNN Media](https://dnn.media/). They provide a platform for journalists to publish their work independently and get compensated in crypto. You can also earn extra by helping to curate content published by others.\n\n# Lunyr\n\nFor anybody who fancies themselves as an expert in a specific field then [Lunyr](https://www.lunyr.com/) may be the ideal place to put your penmanship to work. It is basically a decentralized version of Wikipedia, but with the addition of crypto token payments to anybody who contributes to the pages of this collaborative encyclopedia project.\n\n# BentenSound\n\n[This SoundCloud alternative](https://bentensound.com/) makes use of the Lightning Network to facilitate Bitcoin payments to beatmakers and musicians. If you have managed to build up a following for your work then asking them to support you may be very lucrative for you.\n\n# Write for bitcoin news sites\n\nMany of the most popular blockchain news websites are actively looking for writers and will be happy to pay in BTC. 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