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[holmes70]

I don't think you should remove the main ANN post. That's the basis for the whole post in the first place. Also, the main ANN post is the most useful reference for many older projects in terms of what they promised. I'd hate for this to be removed so it cannot be referenced later.

Nobody talked about removing the topic, only about cleaning it of spam -- which has already happened, fact which you could observe, in case you would have looked at the date of my previous post: it was written 4 months ago.

I don't know why you came to the idea that the topic will be removed, but it's not the case. Moderators delete entire topics only very rarely, when they are literally full of spam. This topic was not full of spam, therefore it was only needed to be cleaned of the existent amount of spam.

As Welsh said,

The Decent thread definitely had a lot of spam in it, however it wasn't really related to this thread in terms of bumping services. It was mostly low quality posts, for example "decent is great because it has this feature", or "This is interesting!" posts. So, while it wasn't bumping spam that we've come across in the other threads here, it still needed cleaning up a bit.

Still My dct wallet is not working.
This team manager Chris always said patience.But nothing.
All official telegram is disappeared. Chris seems to be run away. No answer.

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[Samanderson]

Certainly!

In DApp blockchain application development, each DApp typically has its own separate blockchain network, which is specific to that application. So, people who use a particular DApp are part of that application's blockchain network, and their transactions are recorded on that blockchain.

In the case of Ethereum blockchain, the blocks contain transaction data related to the execution of smart contracts. These smart contracts are self-executing contracts that are programmed to automatically perform certain actions when certain conditions are met. The blocks also contain other important information such as block number, block timestamp, miner address, and the hash of the previous block.

Each block in the Ethereum blockchain is connected to the previous block, forming a chain of blocks. This creates a decentralized and immutable ledger that records all transactions and smart contract executions in a secure and transparent manner.

I hope this helps clarify your doubts!

[estenity]

Certainly!

In DApp blockchain application development, each DApp typically has its own separate blockchain network, which is specific to that application. So, people who use a particular DApp are part of that application's blockchain network, and their transactions are recorded on that blockchain.

In the case of Ethereum blockchain, the blocks contain transaction data related to the execution of smart contracts. These smart contracts are self-executing contracts that are programmed to automatically perform certain actions when certain conditions are met. The blocks also contain other important information such as block number, block timestamp, miner address, and the hash of the previous block.

Each block in the Ethereum blockchain is connected to the previous block, forming a chain of blocks. This creates a decentralized and immutable ledger that records all transactions and smart contract executions in a secure and transparent manner.

I hope this helps clarify your doubts!

is that you, mat ?

[nora123456]

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However, with the emergence of DApp blockchain technology, there's a remarkable opportunity to transform supply chain management. DApp blockchains are decentralized and immutable, meaning that once data is recorded, it cannot be altered or tampered with. This makes them ideal for creating transparent and trustworthy supply chains.