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The term "WEB 3.0" was coined by Gavin Wood in 2014, a computer scientist known for co-founding Ethereum, a blockchain (decentralized and open source) with its own cryptocurrency (Ether, currently the second most popular after bitcoin).

FAQ 1 – What is WEB3?

https://youtu.be/HBjXaot-afA According to Tangi Le Calvez: “Web 3 must return the data to the users”. Why was WEB3 born? Several generations of the WEB have

Conceptualisée en 2008 par Satoshi Nakamoto, la première blockchain a été implémentée en 2009 en tant que composante principale du bitcoin. Son utilisation première était donc de les échanger entre des personnes.

FAQ 2 – What is a blockchain?

https://youtu.be/NztuJ94Qeus Why was the blockchain created? Carrying out any type of transaction without going through an intermediary? This is possible thanks to the blockchain. Conceptualized

A bitcoin is a sequence of numbers and letters that allows its holder to make transactions on the Bitcoin network.

FAQ 3 – What is the Bitcoin?

https://youtu.be/3FA8g9DJWtE Bitcoin or bitcoin? There is a difference between “bitcoin” without a capital letter, which is used to refer to bitcoins as a unit of

who is the cre As a reminder, bitcoin is a crypto-currency created by an anonymous identity ator of bitcoin

FAQ 4 – Who is the creator of Bitcoin?

https://youtu.be/OFJiyVy19NQ Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency… As a reminder, a bitcoin is : According to the Larousse dictionary, bitcoin is “a monetary unit of a virtual

As a reminder, a blockchain means a chain of blocks, which is the body that lists all the transactions made. This register is a transparent, secure database with no central control body, in which transactions are secured by encryption of the data.

FAQ 5 – What are the different blockchains?

https://youtu.be/LiaGboKU6dY What is a blockchain? As a reminder, a blockchain means a chain of blocks, which is the body that lists all the transactions made.

The three main areas of use of blockchain technology are: Transfer of assets: currency, shares… Better traceability of assets and products Automatic execution of smart contracts

FAQ 6 – How will blockchain be used in everyday life?

https://youtu.be/kL7A-RkyzkE What are uses of the blockchain? The three main areas of use of blockchain technology Transfer of assets: currency, shares… Better traceability of assets

A token is a digital token, an asset that can be digitally transferred between two people. It has the same characteristics as a crypto-currency.

FAQ 7 – What is a token?

https://youtu.be/eCmVPWBX9hc Definition of a Token A token has similar characteristics to crypto-currency… A token is a digital token, an asset that can be digitally transferred

This digital, independent and decentralized currency allows exchanges from one person to another without an intermediary. Indeed, cryptocurrency does not require the intervention of a trusted third party, i.e. a banking or financial institution. It is not backed by a central bank or a state.

FAQ 8 – What is a cryptocurrency?

https://youtu.be/R7yqOlATt6o The history of cryptocurrency Crypto-currency is not a new idea… In 1995, electronic cash was born in the United States with the invention of

This digital, independent and decentralized currency allows exchanges to be made from one person to another without an intermediary. Indeed, cryptocurrency does not require the intervention of a trusted third party, i.e. a banking or financial institution. It is not backed by a central bank or a state.

FAQ 9 – What are the different cryptocurrencies?

https://youtu.be/M8kmU3D3agk What is a crypto-currency? This digital, independent and decentralized currency allows exchanges to be made from one person to another without an intermediary. Indeed,

Cryptocurrency can be used as a payment system for goods or services especially online, without the intermediary of a financial institution. It is therefore possible to pay for purchases as long as the seller accepts this method of payment. More and more businesses are accepting this method of payment.

FAQ 10 – What is cryptocurrency for?

https://youtu.be/eF7Bh6ivfzo Cryptocurrencies not only save time and allow confidence in transactions but also reduce transaction costs. They give individuals full control over their assets. Cryptocurrencies

FAQ 11 – What is a wallet?

https://youtu.be/EbpmkKeucC0 Definition of Wallet A wallet is an electronic wallet for storing crypto-currency. A wallet can be : – Physical : account in a bank

"Minter" in the crypto-currency world refers to the process that aims to create NFTs on a blockchain such as Ethereum or Solana.

FAQ 12 – What does “mint” mean?

https://youtu.be/CwyRuTkT1zw Definition of “minter” “Minting” in the crypto-currency world refers to the process that aims to create NFTs on a blockchain such as Ethereum or

A NFT is a cryptographic token, i.e. an authentication token. A NFT can be used as a certificate to justify the purchase of a material good rather than a digital good.

FAQ 13 – What is a NFT?

https://youtu.be/u_sh0lBZxuU Definition of an NFT NFT, English term meaning “Non Fungible Token“. A NFT is a cryptographic token, i.e. an authentication token. A NFT can

An NFT is a cryptographic token, i.e. an authentication token. An NFT can serve as a certificate to justify the purchase of a material good than a digital good.

FAQ 14 – What is an NFT used for?

https://youtu.be/GNQOBnYdYHM Definition of a NFT NFT, English term meaning “Non Fungible Token”. An NFT is a cryptographic token, i.e. an authentication token. An NFT can

Crypto-currency mining emerged in 2009 with the creation of the Bitcoin blockchain. CryptoRobin.fr defines this concept as "a process in which transactions for different types of cryptocurrencies are verified and then added to the blockchain's digital ledger. Computers do the verification work themselves and are programmed to solve difficult cryptographic puzzles to verify transactions."

FAQ 15 – What is mining?

https://youtu.be/RUAwQRUUiGE Definition of mining Appearance and creation of mining Crypto-currency mining emerged in 2009 with the creation of the Bitcoin blockchain. CryptoRobin.fr defines this concept

Cryptocurrency mining consists of verifying the validity of a set of transactions on a blockchain. The purpose of this process is to generate cryptocurrencies and validate its transactions.

FAQ 16 – How to mine crypto?

https://youtu.be/o0AnNkvZBjI Mining is based on the Proof of Work principle The purpose of mining Cryptocurrency mining consists in verifying the validity of a set of

Le Journal du Net définit un “exchange” comme une plateforme d'échange de crypto-monnaies qui permet d'échanger des crypto-monnaies entre elles, de les convertir en monnaie fiduciaire ou de les échanger contre une monnaie émise par une banque centrale.

FAQ 17 – What are the different exchanges?

https://youtu.be/-uG6_LGDNQg Definition of an exchange The Journal du Net defines an “exchange” as a crypto-currency exchange platform that allows cryptocurrencies to be exchanged with each

Binance, founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao is a digital currency wallet and global cryptocurrency exchange platform. Binance allows us to buy, sell and store cryptocurrencies.

FAQ 18 – What is Binance?

https://youtu.be/LkPttDvrCVk Binance’s history Creation of Binance Binance, founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao is a digital currency wallet and global cryptocurrency exchange platform. Binance allows

Ethereum was created in 2015 by Vitalik Buterin. This was created in order to offer a virtual and free blockchain platform and to operate more powerful Dapps (decentralized applications) thanks to the arrival of “smart contracts”.

FAQ 19 – What is Ethereum?

https://youtu.be/Gqk-etwVtbQ Creation of Ethereum Ethereum was created in 2015 by Vitalik Buterin. It was created in order to offer a virtual and free blockchain platform

A token represents a large number of criteria. Among the most common, you can find those mentioned below.

FAQ 20 – What are the types of ERC tokens?

https://youtu.be/wFXMvGqchdI What is a token? A token is a digital asset that can be issued or traded on a blockchain. A token has a large

The ERC-20 token, which means "Ethereum Request for Comment", was created as a solution to a major need: the numerous tokens created on Ethereum.

FAQ 21 – What is an ERC-20 token ?

https://youtu.be/rmrpy_BlU6c What is a token? As a reminder, a coin is a cryptocurrency that has its own blockchain, while a token is a cryptocurrency based

Coinbase defines a stablecoin as a digital currency backed by a stable haven. It is designed to reduce volatility compared to other crypto-currencies that are not backed.

FAQ 22 – What is a stablecoin?

https://youtu.be/F1l7RhkGjB4 What is a stablecoin? Coinbase defines a stablecoin as a digital currency backed by safe currency. It is designed to reduce volatility compared to

Bitcoin is an unstable cryptocurrency. Indeed, Bitcoin can fall at any time. Being too unstable, it is impossible, for the moment, to trade with it.

FAQ 23 – Is Bitcoin a stable cryptocurrency?

https://youtu.be/P5iF0L5aPSY What is the most stable crypto? Tether (USDT), also known as a “stablecoin”, is the most stable cryptocurrency. It is the one that generates

Ledger is specialized in the design and production of hardware wallets (which means cold storage).

FAQ 24 – What is Ledger?

https://youtu.be/423Q54js2Tc Ledger, a secure crypto wallet There are several ways to keep your virtual currencies: on computer, paper, USB… which are more or less secure.

FAQ 25 – What are DApps?

https://youtu.be/qc4f5oaedYI What are DApps? A DApps, a decentralized application. DApps are services running on a blockchain. In addition, all data is stored completely transparently but

The Proof of stake (PoS) principle was introduced in 2011 on the Bitcointalk forum. It was created as a solution to the Proof of Work issues, and removing the concept of mining.

FAQ 26 – What is Proof of Stake principle?

https://youtu.be/Yn_n66Ta_oo Appearance of proof of stake The principle of Proof of Stake The Proof of stake (PoS) principle was introduced in 2011 on the Bitcointalk

The idea of Proof of Work (PoW) was introduced in 1993 by Moni Naor and Cynthia Dwork as a deterrent to attacks and abuses such as spam. It was formalized in the article "Proof of Work and Bread Pudding Protocols" by Markus Jakobsson and Ari Juels in 1999.

FAQ 27 – What is proof of work principle?

https://youtu.be/nS6PZv18wBk The appearance of the Proof of Work The principle of Proof of Work The idea of Proof of Work (PoW) was introduced in 1993

A smart contract is a concept that has existed since the 1990s. Nick Szabo, the precursor of blockchain and bitcoin, sought to use secure and automatic computer contracts on a public network.

FAQ 28 – What is a smart contract?

https://youtu.be/5QV7RvKihjA An autonomous, automatic, immutable and public contract… A smart contract is a concept that has existed since the 1990s. Nick Szabo, the precursor of

Staking is the act of securing the network operations of a blockchain by holding funds in a crypto wallet.

FAQ 29 – What is staking?

https://youtu.be/BpQlutnhtf0 Definition of staking Staking is the act of securing the network operations of a blockchain by holding funds in a crypto wallet. By immobilizing your

Yield Farming is the most popular of the three existing ways to monetize assets among the DeFi world providing cryptocurrency investors with a way to earn passive income.

FAQ 30 – What is Yield Farming?

https://youtu.be/HP50e5VMjB8 Definition of Yield Farming Yield Farming is the most popular of the three existing ways to monetize assets among the DeFi world by providing

The APY represents “the Annual Percentage Yield”, that is to say the real rate of return obtained in one year if it is compound interest. These are added to the balance.

FAQ 31 – What is APY?

https://youtu.be/85rMI0HKA7Y Definition of APY The APY represents “the Annual Percentage Yield”, that is to say the real rate of return obtained in one year if

‘Gas’ is the gas fees paid in Ether (ETH). It expresses the computing power required to properly execute a transaction on the Ethereum blockchain. Hashage is an algorithm that reduces a text into a sequence of characters.

FAQ 32 – What does “gas” and “hashage” mean?

https://youtu.be/vRA0uSoV134 The “Gas” ‘Gas’ is the gas fees paid in Ether (ETH). It expresses the computing power required to properly execute a transaction on the

Gas fees, paid in Ether (ETH), are a unit of measurement that expresses the computing power required to properly execute a transaction on the Ethereum blockchain.

FAQ 33 – What are gas fees?

https://youtu.be/jw7tkAS0SvM Definition of gas fees Gas fees, paid in Ether (ETH), are a unit of measurement that expresses the computing power required to properly execute

Scalability is mainly a computer science term. It represents the ease with which an asset, software or programme, can adapt to the fluctuating demands of different users.

FAQ 34 – What is scalability?

https://youtu.be/Olf1pxXA7oI The principle of scalabilityThe principle of scalability Scalability comes from the verb “to scale“. Scalability is mainly a computer science term. It represents the

DeFi, the acronym for Decentralized Finance emerged in mid-2019. This financial technology is based on secure, distributed ledgers similar to those used by cryptocurrencies. Its currency is cryptocurrency.

FAQ 35 – What does DeFi mean?

https://youtu.be/WMDc1655ucQ Definition of DeFi DeFi, the acronym for Decentralized Finance emerged in mid-2019. This financial technology is based on secure, distributed ledgers similar to those

A DAO is controlled by computational algorithms that are smart contracts, which determine the rules between the parties involved.

FAQ 36 – What is a DAO?

https://youtu.be/n_g5YAhU-ZY Definition of DAO Blockchain France defines a DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) as a decentralized organisation whose rules of governance are automated and immutably and

An oracle intervenes in the universe of cryptocurrencies in order to provide data from the real world to the blockchain. This external information is provided to the smart contracts to obtain the data necessary for their execution.

FAQ 37 – What is an oracle?

https://youtu.be/XPDtRSY6Ijk Definition of oracle An oracle intervenes in the universe of cryptocurrencies in order to provide data from the real world to the blockchain. This

FAQ 38 – What is Play to Earn?

https://youtu.be/5vZVWZ_IS8w Definition of Play to Earn The principle of Play to Earn is to reward players who bring value to the game ecosystem. The game

Cryptotoast defines a white paper as ‘a collection of factual information about a project’. This white paper is published by the initiator of the project in which he states the general objectives and means of the project.

FAQ 39 – What is a white paper?

https://youtu.be/h9eXTYjSzXE Definition of a white paper Cryptotoast defines a white paper as ‘a collection of factual information about a project’. This white paper is published