In the Spanish board, another user is building something similar to a crypto dictionary, along with other newly added features. You can see his work
here and, who knows, perhaps you both can get good ideas out of each other.
Thanks for sending this, brother; it's good to know that some developers understand the need for a glossary for hundreds of terms in the crypto space. Of course, there is an AI, but I still believe that many users want a platform dedicated to crypto terms
My glossary is also for my local community, as English is our alternative languge
AFAIK, the Spanish dev is not interested in placing ads, at least for now, and I don't know if he has in mind other ways to monetize his work; maybe you can ask him.
If he has the means to sustain it, then why not? Every developer has their own approach in developing their platform and monetizing it, based on the cost and its sustainability.
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What makes blockchain special is how it’s structured. Instead of one person controlling this notebook, thousands of computers around the world all have identical copies. When a new transaction happens, it gets bundled with other transactions into a “block.” This block gets added to the chain of previous blocks – hence “blockchain.”
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