The Complete Guide to Blockchain App Development

When we think of blockchain programming, we usually understand it the same way: building smart contracts - programs that run on the blockchain network. But there is another (deeper) level to understand - the consensus algorithm that powers and ensures the security and stability of the entire network. No, you can't see it :) You have to trust me, it's there, and it always works for you. Let me introduce you to the algorithm itself and explain what problem it solves.

pBFT: the most popular consensus algorithm for private blockchain explained

Blockchain is a network of chains operating in parallel, completely independent of each other. There are at least several dozen such chains. As long as transactions are carried out within a given chain, the matter is relatively easy to control. However, when there is a need to carry out transactions that touch more than one blockchain - everything starts to get complicated. This is where IBC or Inter Blockchain Communication protocol comes into the game.

Inter-Blockchain Communication

Cargo Protocol was conceived as a project that would manage liquidity on-chain and aggregate strategies. Given the complexity, the MVP was an auto-compounder that served as an asset management on-chain for LP tokens where the rewards from pools would be automatically reinvested to achieve the highest possible compound interest rate. There was also technical research into Uniswap v3 rebalancer strategies and interface development.

Cargo Protocol - Backstage from a developer's perspective

Blockchain gives us many new options for creating new, unique products.
This technology can transform the idea into something tangible, but (as any other technology) blockchain has its own rules, standards, and exceptions. Have you heard about tokens? Do you understand the concept? Sometimes reading articles about tokens is difficult to understand in a complete sense, especially for users who don’t have to deal with it daily. Let’s find out more about #tokens in Blockchain.