The bonsai is getting crazy from this fertilizer 😄

What is blockchain? 👀

It is a decentralized system for storing and transmitting information.

Now let's go into more detail:

Imagine a chain of blocks, where each block contains a small amount of information. Instead of storing data in one place, it is copied across numerous computers around the world.

Got the picture? 🤔

This is the main idea behind blockchain.

Each block has its own unique code, known as a hash. This hash links it to the previous block, so if someone tries to alter the information in one of the blocks, the hash will change, and everyone will see it. The blocks form a secure and transparent chain, where all the information is available for verification. This creates trust among network participants.

Blockchain = crypto? 💲

Not just that. Its capabilities extend far beyond. Blockchain is used for tracking deliveries, organizing votes, verifying identities, and much more.

Blockchain opens up new horizons, so it's important to stay informed ⌨️

What are smart contracts?

These are programs that automatically execute the terms of a contract when certain events occur.

Essentially, a smart contract acts as a digital intermediary that automatically enforces agreements between parties, eliminating the need for third parties, such as banks or notaries.

Where can they be used?

Almost anywhere: from financial transactions to managing intellectual property rights, as the main advantage of smart contracts is that they reduce time and costs, while also minimizing the risk of fraud 🙂

You often hear this word - decentralization 👍

So, what is it?

In simple terms: you are free from any businesses, banks, centralized authorities, and other intermediaries.

In more detail:

Your data is distributed across a network. Each participant has access to a single version of the information. This is ensured by the use of a distributed ledger, which is stored on multiple nodes.

Advantages:

🧮 Transparency
🧮 Protection against manipulation
🧮 Enhanced security. The absence of a single vulnerable point makes the network reliable
🧮 A democratic decision-making process that allows all participants to manage the project.

A vivid example of decentralization is the Internet.

We are all here. Although local outages do occur, it is nearly impossible to take down the entire internet.

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Why are cryptocurrencies used in Web 3 instead of card payments? 💤

Because cryptocurrencies are:

🟢 Direct transactions between users without intermediaries.

🟢 Full control over their assets and personal information.

🟢 Personalized tokens that allow launching airdrops and NFTs. This also serves as an additional incentive to participate in the project.

How do cryptocurrencies differ from one another? 👀

Now we will explain the main categories:

🔵 Currencies that were initially created as means of exchange and are used for transactions: for example, Bitcoin and Litecoin.

🔵 Focused on creating and executing smart contracts. For instance, Ethereum. This allows not only sending and receiving funds but also carrying out more complex operations.

🔵 Representing a real asset or commodity - stablecoins. For example, USDT or USDC, which are pegged to the value of fiat currencies or other assets to minimize volatility and ensure convenience in financial operations.

🔵 Responsible for governance and voting within DAOs, where tokens provide users with the opportunity to participate in decision-making and the direction of platform development.

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What is staking? 🍎

It sounds complicated, but let’s try to explain it simply.

In general, there are popular strategy in the world of cryptocurrencies that allow you to earn from your assets.

Staking means that you take your cryptocurrencies, send them to a blockchain network, and "freeze" them for a certain period. This is necessary to support the operation of the network. In return, you receive rewards in the form of additional tokens.

The advantages of staking:

✅ simplicity
✅ stable income, provided everything goes smoothly.

The disadvantages of staking:

❌ you could lose your money if the network encounters problems
❌ a risk of price volatility (the value of your asset can change drastically in a short period, which may affect your investment).

How long human can survive without water? - 2 weeks.

And a bonsai without your attention and watering? - 3 days...

Maybe it's time to water it? 💧

What is liquidity farming (or farming)? 🚔

In simple terms, it is a more active way to earn money. Here, you provide cryptocurrency to a special pool, where it is used for trading operations and liquidity.

You receive rewards in the form of interest or additional tokens.

The advantages of farming:

✅ potentially high returns
✅ ability to quickly change assets

The disadvantages of farming:

❌ loss of funds due to sharp price fluctuations
❌ potential hacker attacks
❌ liquidity drain (this is a situation where the available amount of funds for trading on the market sharply decreases, which can cause significant price volatility and difficulties in executing trades)

How have crypto games in Telegram influenced the entertainment industry? 🎮

Much, even very much

1️⃣ A new monetization model that allows players to earn from their time and skills.

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2️⃣ Crypto games actively engage the community (and rarely exist without it), changing the relationship between developers and players.

3️⃣ They open up huge prospects, demonstrating that it’s very easy to integrate complex mechanics into Telegram, which will clearly be cheaper than creating a standalone game on a separate engine.

We hope that our project will also leave a mark in history 🪴

How exactly did the art of bonsai come about?

There are several different versions:

🍃 Archaeologists claim that these plants were placed near Egyptian temples and may have played a certain role in religious ceremonies. Images of bonsai can be found in ancient frescoes of Egyptian tombs.

🍁 In ancient India, wandering healers and monks practicing Ayurveda needed to carry medicinal plants in small containers to keep them fresh. To do this, they regularly pruned the plants, and over time, the plants themselves decreased in size.

🪴 Around 60 AD, Buddhism became popular in China, and noble people began to embark on pilgrimages. To avoid lengthy and complicated preparations, a gardener came up with the idea of planting a small tree in a portable bowl to simplify the process.

What stories have you heard? 👀