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A public sale, or Initial Coin Offering (ICO), is typically the third and final funding round that a blockchain startup offers after the private sale and pre-sale rounds. Public sales are..
A Public Representative Node (P-Rep) is the most powerful node that exists within the ICON Network. P-Reps are responsible for network validation and the creation of blocks and other..
A public ledger refers to a shared database upon which transactions and associated details are recorded in multiple places simultaneously to facilitate the exchange of specific information..
A public key allows you to receive cryptocurrency transactions. It's a cryptographic code that's paired to a private key. While anyone can send transactions to a public key, you need..
A public blockchain is a decentralized system that is designed for public use and is permissionless, meaning that it is possible for anyone to join, make use of, or contribute to network..
A public address is a shortened version of a user's public cryptographic key. Public addresses are used to receive transactions through a blockchain network protocol and are commonly used..
Pseudo-anonymity is a classification used to denote a user in the blockchain space that has no visible identifier or information that can be directly linked to their real identity..
Provenance is the historical record of ownership of any tangible or intangible asset. Open public blockchain systems employ an optimal structure for tracking the provenance of assets because..
The protocol layer is made up of the underlying blockchain consensus mechanism and nodes which make up the foundation of the entire blockchain. This layer can also include different types..
Blockchain protocol is a term that refers to a particular blockchain platform or blockchain network, such as the Bitcoin protocol. A protocol can also refer to a set of rules that define..
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