Sunday, February 27, 2022

Subreddit Stats: CryptoTechnology top posts from 2017-12-23 to 2022-02-27 10:59 PDT

Period: 1527.16 days

Submissions Comments
Total 999 25456
Rate (per day) 0.65 16.66
Unique Redditors 662 6368
Combined Score 43455 93207

Top Submitters' Top Submissions

  1. 1958 points, 49 submissions: /u/Neophyte-

    1. The Limits to Blockchain Scalability ~vitalik (204 points, 86 comments)
    2. vitalik's take on blockchain technology in voting systems - "Blockchain voting is overrated among uninformed people but underrated among informed people" (170 points, 34 comments)
    3. "Do you need a Blockchain?" - this paper is fantastic, everyone should read this before evaluating a coin and if requires a block chain to solve a solution the coin is promising to solve. (139 points, 41 comments)
    4. Do you need a blockchain? paper examines blockchains usecases and where it makes sense as a software solution compared to traditional software - repost for people new here due to the recent bull run. (66 points, 28 comments)
    5. Do any of you foresee a crypto being widely adopted as a general purpose payment coin? nano, btc, btccash etc (take your pick). I think it won't happen for reasons in this post. What do you think? (60 points, 54 comments)
    6. Noticed the huge rise of EOS lately what does it have over NEO and ethereum and to a lesser extent Cardano? I tried researching it, but wasn't sold. (55 points, 55 comments)
    7. Proof of Stake: How I Learned to Love Weak Subjectivity ~ Vitalik (52 points, 18 comments)
    8. Satoshi uses a simple analogy in how PoW works in relation to solving Byzantine Generals problem. (49 points, 1 comment)
    9. A good article that explains in simple terms how Eth2 works, how it will be rolled out and migrated from eth1 (48 points, 4 comments)
    10. Hard Problems in Cryptocurrency: Five Years Later ~Vitalik (45 points, 1 comment)

  2. 735 points, 10 submissions: /u/SimpleSwapExchange

    1. Crypto awareness is increasing, but understanding is declining (258 points, 48 comments)
    2. Bitcoin electricity consumption research shows interesting results (146 points, 124 comments)
    3. Australia is looking for a way to regulate cryptocurrencies and is ready to take an advice (92 points, 71 comments)
    4. Representatives of banks all over the world focus on the wrong thing (67 points, 29 comments)
    5. High School Students Will Be Taught About Crypto (53 points, 18 comments)
    6. The First Government Crypto Exchange Has Been Launched (29 points, 10 comments)
    7. Australia supports crypto (28 points, 30 comments)
    8. What is going on with Steemit? (25 points, 6 comments)
    9. Ethereum 2.0 (23 points, 12 comments)
    10. Are blockchain and crypto made for real life? (14 points, 22 comments)

  3. 523 points, 11 submissions: /u/crypto_ha

    1. Why is Ripple considered a cryptocurrency (by many)? (109 points, 63 comments)
    2. So reportedly there are serious vulnerabilities found in EOS’ code. And it seems like those are more than just random software bugs. (95 points, 29 comments)
    3. Guide: How to get started with Blockchain development? (58 points, 6 comments)
    4. A newly found vulnerability in Nano's Android wallet (45 points, 12 comments)
    5. EOS mainnet is official live (finally), but... (39 points, 24 comments)
    6. What is the difference between Sidechain vs Child Chain vs Off Chain? (38 points, 12 comments)
    7. The history and state of Ethereum's Casper research - Vitalik Buterin (35 points, 4 comments)
    8. Bitcoin's "doomsday" economics - Bank of International Settlements (33 points, 23 comments)
    9. How Wall Street’s embrace could undermine Bitcoin (29 points, 9 comments)
    10. Ethereum ERC 1497: DApp Dispute Evidence Standard (26 points, 0 comments)

  4. 483 points, 8 submissions: /u/thumbsdrivesmecrazy

    1. What is Ethereum Name Service (ENS) - Guide (103 points, 16 comments)
    2. Top Ethereum Tokens Overview: ERC-20, ERC-223, ERC-721, ERC-777 Compared (82 points, 10 comments)
    3. How Ethereum Gas and Transaction Fees Work - Guide (73 points, 17 comments)
    4. The Latest Blockchain Trend Is To Go Green - Examples Of Reducing Blockchain's Carbon Footprint (64 points, 29 comments)
    5. What Is A Masternode In Cryptocurrency - Guide (57 points, 6 comments)
    6. What Is Decentralized Finance (DeFi) And Why DeFi Is Growing - Guide (54 points, 4 comments)
    7. What Is Yield Farming, A New Thing In DeFi - Guide (31 points, 10 comments)
    8. Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) - How They Work, How They Are Compared With Normal Cryptocurrencies, Pros And Cons (19 points, 17 comments)

  5. 460 points, 8 submissions: /u/EnigmaticMJ

    1. Can anyone ELI5 the technical differences between projects like Ethereum 2.0 (ETH), Polkadot (DOT), Cardano (ADA), IOTA (MIOTA), Cosmos (ATOM), Avalanche (AVAX), Tron (TRX), EOS, etc? (116 points, 80 comments)
    2. What TECHNICAL or ECONOMICAL concerns do you have in regards to CARDANO? Can these concerns be overcome with time? (95 points, 140 comments)
    3. Without mentioning price or rate of adoption, what makes your favorite crypto better than the rest? (68 points, 79 comments)
    4. What TECHNICAL or ECONOMICAL concerns do you have in regards to SOLANA? Can these concerns be overcome with time? (54 points, 46 comments)
    5. What technical or economical concerns do you have in regards to ETHEREUM 2.0? Can these concerns be overcome? Is there any reason to believe that the project's goals or promises are not feasible? (43 points, 82 comments)
    6. Are there any recommended YouTube channels dedicated to technical analysis of various cryptocurrencies (goals, principals, differentiators, ledger design, consensus algorithms/mechanisms, etc)? (41 points, 23 comments)
    7. What are the most promising novel distributed ledger consensus and/or sharding mechanisms? (28 points, 34 comments)
    8. Could it be theoretically possible to create a cryptocurrency without a ledger/consensus? (15 points, 49 comments)

  6. 407 points, 5 submissions: /u/jesusvsaquaman

    1. Some colleges are starting to teach courses about crypto and blockchain technology. (104 points, 74 comments)
    2. Most organizations are controlled by large data gatekeepers that pick and choose who gets to buy and sell. But what if users themselves were able to monetize that data themselves? Our data (private or public) has always been controlled by organizations like Google and Facebook (87 points, 40 comments)
    3. Web3 is closer than we think. (78 points, 39 comments)
    4. A rather interesting subject that gets overshadowed by the financial side of crypto, is how great blockchain is for data control and storage. (72 points, 59 comments)
    5. Here is why Google will never go decentralized (66 points, 131 comments)

  7. 399 points, 2 submissions: /u/economicsdesign

    1. Differences between APY & APR (in Crypto) (268 points, 38 comments)
    2. How to Classify Stablecoins in 2021 :) (131 points, 64 comments)

  8. 387 points, 1 submission: /u/Additional_Plant_539

    1. I can't shake the feeling that the internet computer protocol is a wolf in sheep's clothing. (387 points, 99 comments)

  9. 370 points, 5 submissions: /u/Mandrake_m2

    1. Can’t wait for universities to start introducing cryptocurrency and blockchain technology classes as a standard (124 points, 153 comments)
    2. The one REAL way to make blockchain technology and crypto mainstream is to teach it to students in schools and universities. (102 points, 159 comments)
    3. Once platforms like Chainlink and DIA take full control, governments will have a hard time tampering with our data. (73 points, 203 comments)
    4. Web3 and Web2 are in a war RIGHT NOW. But I think we all know who the winner will be. (38 points, 117 comments)
    5. With consumerism shifting more towards online shopping, wouldn’t it make sense to integrate blockchain technology? (33 points, 99 comments)

  10. 346 points, 7 submissions: /u/cmstrump

    1. How To Make NFTs - Step-By-Step Guide (126 points, 212 comments)
    2. ETH 1.0 vs. 2.0 - How Ethereum Rebrands Its Roadmap (62 points, 49 comments)
    3. What Is Staking Crypto - How Does Staking Work (Guide) (62 points, 38 comments)
    4. The Next Wave Of CBDCs: Israel, South Korea, Indonesia (36 points, 11 comments)
    5. DeFi vs CeFi - The Critical Advantages And Risks (28 points, 29 comments)
    6. Top Reasons To Pay With Crypto Analyzed (18 points, 35 comments)
    7. Bitcoin And Tax Worldwide - How Countries View Crypto And Tax (14 points, 2 comments)

  11. 345 points, 2 submissions: /u/SenatusSPQR

    1. Why 99% of cryptocurrencies centralize over time + a way to possibly fix this (182 points, 119 comments)
    2. The risks of staking for the long-term crypto environment (163 points, 137 comments)

  12. 344 points, 11 submissions: /u/turtleflax

    1. Around 13% of DASH's privateSends are traceable to their origin (65 points, 3 comments)
    2. "Big Bang" attack could leverage Monero's dynamic blocksize to bloat the blockchain to 30TB in only 36 hours (50 points, 3 comments)
    3. The case for the obsolescence of Proof of Work and why 2018 will be the year of Proof of Stake (44 points, 29 comments)
    4. Monero vs PIVX: The First Scheduled Privacy Coin Debate Thread on /r/CryptoCurrency (38 points, 12 comments)
    5. Introducing the Privacy Coin Matrix, a cross-team collaboration comparing 20 privacy coins in 100 categories (26 points, 25 comments)
    6. Do permissioned blockchains have any merits? (25 points, 23 comments)
    7. The State of Hashing Algorithms — The Why, The How, and The Future (21 points, 4 comments)
    8. How Zerocoin Works in 5 Minutes (20 points, 5 comments)
    9. How Much Privacy is Enough? Threats, Scaling, and Trade-offs in Blockchain Privacy Protocols - Ian Miers (Cornell Tech, Zerocoin, Zerocash) (19 points, 4 comments)
    10. Subreddit Stats: CryptoTechnology top posts from 2019 (19 points, 5 comments)

  13. 330 points, 6 submissions: /u/Snowie_drop

    1. Solana experiencing Mainnet instability - How bad is it? (133 points, 191 comments)
    2. Is SOL equivalent to ETH from a technology point of view? (64 points, 110 comments)
    3. Question - Staking and validating blocks. (41 points, 24 comments)
    4. ETH gas fees and selling NFTs - can you use any blockchain? (40 points, 68 comments)
    5. PolyNetwork Hack - what is blacklisting? (35 points, 32 comments)
    6. What is the tech like for Nervos Network (CKB)? Pros/cons? (17 points, 28 comments)

  14. 311 points, 2 submissions: /u/steven_a_mma_goat

    1. Should we work on developing a FAQ here in order to improve knowledge and discussion? (291 points, 32 comments)
    2. [Follow Up] Post questions, answers, and resources to be added to FAQ (20 points, 10 comments)

  15. 309 points, 3 submissions: /u/TradeRaptor

    1. Uniswap in 155 lines of code! (211 points, 258 comments)
    2. Which current L1/L2 projects would still survive if a new L1 that solves all of the problems with current tech appears in the future? (72 points, 478 comments)
    3. What does it take to be ethereum killer? (26 points, 189 comments)

  16. 295 points, 4 submissions: /u/Qwahzi

    1. Technical comparison of LIGHTNING vs TANGLE vs HASHGRAPH vs NANO (134 points, 37 comments)
    2. Addressing Nano's weaknesses (bandwidth usage and disk IO). Nano voting traffic to be reduced by 99.9% by implementing vote by hash, lazy bootstrapping, and reduced vote rebroadcasting (x-post r/CryptoCurrency) (77 points, 8 comments)
    3. Emergent centralization due to economies of scale (PoW vs DPoS) – Colin LeMahieu (53 points, 37 comments)
    4. Nano community member developing a distributed "mining" service to pay people to do PoW for third-parties (e.g. exchanges, light wallet services, etc) (31 points, 20 comments)

  17. 291 points, 9 submissions: /u/CryptoMaximalist

    1. Bitcoin Gold (BTG) was 51% attacked again, around $71,000 in coins doublespent (83 points, 10 comments)
    2. Facebook's Libra (44 points, 54 comments)
    3. “Fake Stake” attacks on some Proof-of-Stake cryptocurrencies responsibly disclosed by researchers from the Decentralized Systems Lab at UIUC (30 points, 9 comments)
    4. Critical Flaw in Fulcrum smart contract: responsible disclosure and team response (27 points, 2 comments)
    5. Quantum Computing and the Cryptography in Crypto (25 points, 11 comments)
    6. PING and REJECT attacks on ZCash (Patch available) | Stanford Applied Crypto Group (22 points, 1 comment)
    7. Dragonfly Research - Why don’t exchanges delist coins after 51% attacks? (21 points, 3 comments)
    8. New site howmanyconfs.com shows the amount of time and confirmations of Proof of Work coins to match 6 confirmations on Bitcoin (20 points, 11 comments)
    9. Introduction to Cryptography: Part 1 - Jinglan Wang (19 points, 1 comment)

  18. 258 points, 4 submissions: /u/Blind5ight

    1. The Problem with Smart Contracts Today (part 1 of an X-part series) (115 points, 94 comments)
    2. Founder AMA poll (70 points, 45 comments)
    3. Cerberus consensus infographic series (Chapter 1: Why blockchains can't scale) (47 points, 27 comments)
    4. Research guide smart contract platform projects (L1) (26 points, 10 comments)

  19. 242 points, 2 submissions: /u/HSPremier

    1. From a technical standpoint: Why does every blockchain projects need their own coins? (180 points, 46 comments)
    2. What is Reddit's obsession with REQ? (62 points, 43 comments)

  20. 231 points, 3 submissions: /u/MrKilluaZoldyck

    1. Why does the more practical side of crypto get less attention than the financial side of crypto ? (168 points, 131 comments)
    2. Idea: Education center that is crypto compatible. (38 points, 59 comments)
    3. Thoughts on education systems integrating dApps ? (25 points, 58 comments)

  21. 229 points, 7 submissions: /u/SamsungGalaxyPlayer

    1. OpenAlias, the best cryptocurrency wallet feature you've never heard of (57 points, 44 comments)
    2. Breaking Monero Episodes 1-3: Introduction, Ring Signatures, 0-Decoy and Chain Reactions (47 points, 1 comment)
    3. "No, dPoW Isn't a Perfect Solution" (38 points, 42 comments)
    4. Breaking Mimblewimble’s Privacy Model - Dragonfly Research (26 points, 9 comments)
    5. Breaking Monero (and Zcash) Episodes 7-9: Remote Nodes, Timing Attacks, Poisoned Outputs (EAE Attack) (21 points, 2 comments)
    6. "Attacker Collection of IP Metadata" (20 points, 10 comments)
    7. Lelantus Spark: Secure and Flexible Private Transactions (20 points, 29 comments)

  22. 219 points, 5 submissions: /u/ohThisUsername

    1. Upgradable smart contracts: Doesn't this mean anyone can add a backdoor / rug pull? Seems to go against the whole immutability concept of a blockchain. (66 points, 61 comments)
    2. What is the current state of crypto based point of sale? Any credible projects? (52 points, 51 comments)
    3. Storj vs Filecoin (39 points, 44 comments)
    4. Will sidechains like MATIC and xDai become obsolete with optimistic rollups taking over? (37 points, 26 comments)
    5. Are all Optimism L2 solutions compatible with each other? (25 points, 7 comments)

  23. 215 points, 2 submissions: /u/wballard8

    1. Do you genuinely want to use the metaverse? (143 points, 401 comments)
    2. Is it worth trying to learn blockchain development if I have no coding experience? (72 points, 182 comments)

  24. 214 points, 1 submission: /u/bnunamak

    1. Finance isnt why crypto matters (214 points, 75 comments)

  25. 202 points, 1 submission: /u/ThatGuyFromOhio

    1. Is anybody working on voting systems for political elections that use blockchain to ensure an accurate count? (202 points, 82 comments)

  26. 199 points, 2 submissions: /u/rockyrainy

    1. Bitcoin Gold hit by Double Spend Attack (51% attack). The Attacker reversed 22 blocks. (177 points, 100 comments)
    2. [Q] How does a network reach consensus on what time it is? (22 points, 17 comments)

  27. 197 points, 1 submission: /u/jabroma

    1. Could quantum computing make crypto redundant? (197 points, 99 comments)

  28. 191 points, 7 submissions: /u/benmdi

    1. What's the best argument against cryptotechnology? I.e. Steelman the cryptocurrency skeptic (42 points, 36 comments)
    2. Would there be interest from this community in crypto resources aimed at developers? If so, what topics? (30 points, 14 comments)
    3. 🍱 Rollup Roundup: Understanding Ethereum's Emerging Layer 2 (28 points, 3 comments)
    4. Has the window for bootstrapping a new PoW coin closed? (27 points, 57 comments)
    5. What can we, as a community, learn from the rise & acquisition of GitHub (24 points, 8 comments)
    6. 📸 What The Flash Loan Attacks Tell Us About Decentralized Governance (20 points, 0 comments)
    7. 🔷 Aztec Brings Confidential Transactions To Ethereum (20 points, 6 comments)

  29. 186 points, 3 submissions: /u/VC420

    1. Percentage of Smart-Contract Project's Supply given to Insiders (78 points, 63 comments)
    2. The Sad State of Smart Contract Protocols (55 points, 55 comments)
    3. How to Scale a Proof of Work Blockchain (53 points, 47 comments)

  30. 183 points, 3 submissions: /u/Will7ech

    1. I'm confused about the concept of Seed Phrase (and I will appreciate your help) (94 points, 189 comments)
    2. How does the network know which action has been performed first? (49 points, 100 comments)
    3. Are Smart Contracts attached to a Wallet? (40 points, 100 comments)

  31. 177 points, 1 submission: /u/ChurritoDealer

    1. What's the point of these blockchain metaverse games? (177 points, 189 comments)

  32. 173 points, 5 submissions: /u/guidre

    1. Tron and other source Code (45 points, 24 comments)
    2. Why Will companies adopt blockchain, the user interface is complex and i'm not sure that many companies want all their internal dealings made public. (42 points, 19 comments)
    3. Incentive to process transactions once close to 21 million BTC (36 points, 14 comments)
    4. Defi on Ethereum, NEO or other platform (25 points, 7 comments)
    5. Who has actually used a DAPP or smart contract? (25 points, 25 comments)

  33. 173 points, 1 submission: /u/ilielezi

    1. Why white papers in crypto world are so unprofessional? (173 points, 88 comments)

  34. 173 points, 1 submission: /u/linksku

    1. As a software engineer invested in crypto for several years, I don't get the recent NFT / metaverse hype? (173 points, 379 comments)

  35. 162 points, 1 submission: /u/tracyspacygo

    1. My brief observation of most common Consensus Algorithms (162 points, 48 comments)

  36. 160 points, 2 submissions: /u/Simple_Yam

    1. Solana - too good to be true? (107 points, 111 comments)
    2. Ethereum governance and decentralization (53 points, 46 comments)

  37. 153 points, 1 submission: /u/reqnin

    1. Is quantum computing a threat to cryptocurrency? (153 points, 214 comments)

  38. 152 points, 5 submissions: /u/KomodoWorld

    1. Komodo Platform's core developer and founder jl777 has started his own blog on Medium. The blog is aimed for senior developers who want to learn about blockchain. (45 points, 15 comments)
    2. Delayed Proof of Work (dPoW) security explained (41 points, 42 comments)
    3. New 15 page whitepaper by Hush team about Zcash vulnerabilities (27 points, 2 comments)
    4. Proof-of-Gameplay (22 points, 3 comments)
    5. Good guide for getting started with the Custom Consensus tech for Komodo-based blockchains (17 points, 0 comments)

  39. 150 points, 3 submissions: /u/joaofigueiredo96

    1. Is there a need for a solution like Cartesi? (69 points, 118 comments)
    2. Opinion on Oracles (coming from a non technical background) (48 points, 100 comments)
    3. Value of Cosmos? Undervalued as a project? (33 points, 15 comments)

  40. 150 points, 2 submissions: /u/FashionistaGuru

    1. How do we change the culture around cryptocurrency? (121 points, 54 comments)
    2. Which cryptos have the best new user experience? (29 points, 34 comments)

  41. 147 points, 1 submission: /u/shunsaitakahashi

    1. Proof-of-Approval: Stake Based, 1 Block Finality & History Attack Defense (147 points, 4 comments)

  42. 146 points, 6 submissions: /u/blockstasy

    1. How to Get to One Million Devs (31 points, 12 comments)
    2. Ethereum by the Numbers – The Year of 2019 (29 points, 9 comments)
    3. The Decade in Blockchain — 2010 to 2020 in Review (29 points, 4 comments)
    4. Three events defined Ethereum DeFi during Q2 2020 (26 points, 2 comments)
    5. Will Central Banks Have a Say About the Future of Money, i.e. Digital Money through Crypto/Blockchain (16 points, 14 comments)
    6. Security Risks in Ethereum DeFi (15 points, 2 comments)

  43. 143 points, 5 submissions: /u/QRCollector

    1. I'm writing a series about blockchain tech and possible future security risks. This is the third part of the series introducing Quantum resistant blockchains. (35 points, 4 comments)
    2. Part 5. I'm writing a series about blockchain tech and possible future security risks. This is the fifth part of the series talking about an advanced vulnerability of BTC. (35 points, 43 comments)
    3. Part 4B. I’m writing a series about blockchain tech and possible future security risks. This is the fourth part of the series explaining the special quality of going quantum resistant from genesis block. (27 points, 21 comments)
    4. Part 6. (Last part) I'm writing a series about blockchain tech and possible future security risks. Failing shortcuts in an attempt to accomplish Quantum Resistance (24 points, 38 comments)
    5. I'm writing a series about blockchain tech and possible future security risks. This is the first part of the series introducing the basic concept of blockchain and what makes it reliable. (22 points, 8 comments)

  44. 143 points, 3 submissions: /u/FestiveUnderground

    1. Can you verify what you are signing for? (83 points, 155 comments)
    2. Question. Are we not trusting our wallets with our private keys? (36 points, 203 comments)
    3. Question for developers only. Polkadot smart contract platforms. Which one would you build on? (24 points, 145 comments)

  45. 142 points, 2 submissions: /u/GiloNeo

    1. Has Cardano done anything or is this hype on an idea. (116 points, 117 comments)
    2. Cryptos that help build/secure the infrastructure of blockchain (26 points, 31 comments)

  46. 140 points, 4 submissions: /u/crua9

    1. Can a DAO make a top seller MMO video game? (47 points, 209 comments)
    2. Standards for Web 3.0 (43 points, 255 comments)
    3. Idea: Family Tree (34 points, 198 comments)
    4. IDEA: Using smart contracts to rent apartments or other things (16 points, 144 comments)

  47. 138 points, 2 submissions: /u/lapurita

    1. What justifies using proof-of-work if proof-of-stake achieves the same result? (75 points, 222 comments)
    2. What are some projects in crypto that doesn't really need a blockchain? (63 points, 48 comments)

  48. 136 points, 1 submission: /u/MissionConfident3235

    1. [DEFI THREAD] What is the sentiment about the Defi ecosystem on this subreddit? What projects are you following? (136 points, 71 comments)

  49. 134 points, 5 submissions: /u/galan77

    1. Is the Lightning Network a massive threat to the blockchain? (48 points, 66 comments)
    2. TPS of Lightning Network vs. Sharding, which one does better? (29 points, 7 comments)
    3. Are there any major downsides to sharding? (21 points, 33 comments)
    4. Which consensus algorithm is the best, PoW, PoS, PoAuthority, PoAsset? (19 points, 56 comments)
    5. What's the difference between trustlessness and permissionlessness (17 points, 7 comments)

  50. 134 points, 1 submission: /u/AtHeartEngineer

    1. $300m Eth on Eth<=>Solana Wormhole Bridge hacked (134 points, 105 comments)

  51. 133 points, 5 submissions: /u/GainsLean

    1. Videos For Developers Who Want To Learn Blockchain In A Practical Way (32 points, 17 comments)
    2. What Do You Want To Learn? (29 points, 20 comments)
    3. Solution To $10K Art Prize (25 points, 3 comments)
    4. Get Involved With The Smart Contract Coding Challenge (24 points, 4 comments)
    5. Blockchain Course Outline Has Been Released - Feedback warranted (23 points, 12 comments)

  52. 133 points, 2 submissions: /u/palaxi

    1. Why wouldnt dapps just run on top of whichever coin gives them the cheapest transaction? (97 points, 83 comments)
    2. How are dapps decentralized? (36 points, 55 comments)

  53. 131 points, 1 submission: /u/low-freak-oscillator

    1. why does a blockchain require a crypto currency? (my old man asks) (131 points, 65 comments)

  54. 130 points, 2 submissions: /u/MyOtherAcctsAPorsche

    1. Proper current uses of NFT technology (99 points, 270 comments)
    2. Q: Are cellphone wallets like blockchain safe enough to move crypto from a paper wallet into a hardware one without much worry? (31 points, 99 comments)

  55. 128 points, 2 submissions: /u/Shimano-No-Kyoken

    1. Why L1 when you can L2? (76 points, 245 comments)
    2. Feasibility of decentralized game store (52 points, 232 comments)

  56. 126 points, 1 submission: /u/PuzzleheadedDream830

    1. Online Blockchain Developer Courses (126 points, 151 comments)

  57. 125 points, 1 submission: /u/TsunamiTreats

    1. Moons are fucked, a proposal. (125 points, 88 comments)

  58. 123 points, 3 submissions: /u/themoderndayhercules

    1. "The selfish mining fallacy" explained and debunked (61 points, 8 comments)
    2. A Discussion of Stable coins and Decentralized Oracles (37 points, 8 comments)
    3. A Selfish Mining Double Spending attack Simulator (25 points, 2 comments)

  59. 123 points, 2 submissions: /u/chaitanyakakarla

    1. Proof of work vs Proof of stake (107 points, 118 comments)
    2. How useful are permissioned or centralised blockchain systems? (16 points, 7 comments)

  60. 120 points, 1 submission: /u/MarkwinVI

    1. Can anyone explain real web3 use cases? (120 points, 264 comments)

  61. 120 points, 1 submission: /u/RufusTheFirefly

    1. Everytime I try to investigate the technology behind Cardano(Ada), I come across the words "scientific" and "peer-reviewed" over and over but almost no actual details. Can someone fill how this coin actually works and where they are in development? (120 points, 49 comments)

  62. 120 points, 1 submission: /u/nowuknoimpaperthin

    1. What is web3? (120 points, 171 comments)

  63. 118 points, 3 submissions: /u/sukitrebek

    1. What are you currently obsessed with, and why? (60 points, 149 comments)
    2. Crypto-based social network without a cryptocurrency. (42 points, 23 comments)
    3. How does underlying architecture affect what kinds of applications are possible? (16 points, 2 comments)

  64. 118 points, 2 submissions: /u/NeeeD210

    1. Where do cryptocurrencies get the random numbers used to create wallets? (92 points, 83 comments)
    2. How would you feel about a blockchain that instead of having miners, it used solar energy generation to validate it's transactions? (26 points, 72 comments)

  65. 118 points, 1 submission: /u/frank__costello

    1. What's the deal with the Cardano AMM/concurrency controversy? (118 points, 130 comments)

  66. 117 points, 3 submissions: /u/Zakarovski

    1. Can someone outline the high-level overview of how crypto (debit) cards work? (46 points, 140 comments)
    2. How are crypto exchanges built? (46 points, 208 comments)
    3. Sending BTC, ETH and other native coins as BEP20? (25 points, 66 comments)

  67. 116 points, 1 submission: /u/inckalt

    1. Cryptocurrency and privacy question (116 points, 93 comments)

  68. 113 points, 2 submissions: /u/BudPad

    1. Change my view: Blockchain technology is not the next technological revolution like most people are claiming. (99 points, 191 comments)
    2. If I have a solid dapp or a crypto project idea and have no technical skills to execute that, what will be the best course of action. (14 points, 18 comments)

  69. 111 points, 1 submission: /u/NewDietTrend

    1. Outside of currency and voting, blockchain is awful and shouldnt be used. Can anyone explain where blockchain is worth the cost? (111 points, 165 comments)

  70. 111 points, 1 submission: /u/rocksolid77

    1. Can we have a real debate about the Bitcoin scaling issue? (111 points, 88 comments)

  71. 110 points, 1 submission: /u/Connorvo

    1. What are the Most Interesting Projects Uniquely Enabled by Crypto? (110 points, 132 comments)

  72. 108 points, 2 submissions: /u/sam_raph

    1. NiPoPows for interoperability (84 points, 34 comments)
    2. Tokenomics reason for huge initial burn? (24 points, 24 comments)

  73. 107 points, 3 submissions: /u/pokerslam556

    1. Writing a research paper on Decentralized Finance, how to get data? (64 points, 91 comments)
    2. Marketcap of several stablecoins on Ethereum - where to find data? (26 points, 101 comments)
    3. Collecting Data from the Blockchain from specific DEFI projects. (17 points, 25 comments)

  74. 106 points, 4 submissions: /u/Stormy1997

    1. What technical/business advantages does a private blockchain have over a SQL server? (47 points, 78 comments)
    2. Is sharding to scale bad? (26 points, 28 comments)
    3. How would one create a fiat gateway theoretically? (17 points, 19 comments)
    4. Looking for Stellar smart contract/side chain code examples (16 points, 1 comment)

  75. 105 points, 3 submissions: /u/rhianos

    1. How do rollups prevent malicious operators from stealing funds? (64 points, 126 comments)
    2. Ramping up as a blockchain dev. What are the most important projects? (24 points, 27 comments)
    3. Loom network: What's the catch? (17 points, 23 comments)

  76. 105 points, 2 submissions: /u/NinetyReasons

    1. Understanding Ethereum insurance rate and total supply. (Question) (54 points, 60 comments)
    2. Understanding Private Keys vs Recovery Phrase (question). Thank you! (51 points, 26 comments)

  77. 105 points, 1 submission: /u/CoolGamesChad

    1. The paradox of distributed consensus. (105 points, 93 comments)

  78. 104 points, 1 submission: /u/kickso

    1. Is NANO everything it says it is? (104 points, 94 comments)

  79. 103 points, 1 submission: /u/insette

    1. /r/CryptoTech PSA: there are broadly TWO TYPES of Decentralized Exchanges. Which type are you investing in? (103 points, 55 comments)

  80. 101 points, 1 submission: /u/Arandomaccountttt

    1. Can anyone explain to me in an ELI5 format, what is the point of crypto? (101 points, 102 comments)

  81. 101 points, 1 submission: /u/Dan6erbond

    1. I just created a Reddit bot that tallies crypto mentions in comment threads! (101 points, 135 comments)

  82. 100 points, 3 submissions: /u/Julian_0x7F

    1. How can we ensure the Metaverse will be decentralized? (55 points, 201 comments)
    2. Open source crypto projects to participate (29 points, 214 comments)
    3. Question on decentralized web (16 points, 31 comments)

  83. 99 points, 3 submissions: /u/dtheme

    1. How to accept crypto payments for digital downloads if you are a small business? Solutions, e-commerce sites are lacking (43 points, 38 comments)
    2. How many 24 letter seeds and "Bitcoin" keys can there be? (34 points, 24 comments)
    3. Is there any reason why the big tech companies are not getting into crypto? (22 points, 36 comments)

  84. 98 points, 1 submission: /u/Panosmek

    1. What are the technical differences between Bitcoin and XRP? (98 points, 107 comments)

Top Commenters

  1. /u/Neophyte- (2028 points, 731 comments)
  2. /u/Karyo_Ten (676 points, 49 comments)
  3. /u/HashMapsData2Value (603 points, 71 comments)
  4. /u/Treyzania (577 points, 140 comments)
  5. /u/frank__costello (551 points, 85 comments)
  6. /u/Maleficent_Plankton (533 points, 113 comments)
  7. /u/iwakan (472 points, 23 comments)
  8. /u/coranos2 (451 points, 104 comments)
  9. /u/holomntn (419 points, 62 comments)
  10. /u/TheRealMotherOfOP (362 points, 55 comments)

Top Submissions

  1. I can't shake the feeling that the internet computer protocol is a wolf in sheep's clothing. by /u/Additional_Plant_539 (387 points, 99 comments)
  2. Should we work on developing a FAQ here in order to improve knowledge and discussion? by /u/steven_a_mma_goat (291 points, 32 comments)
  3. Differences between APY & APR (in Crypto) by /u/economicsdesign (268 points, 38 comments)
  4. Crypto awareness is increasing, but understanding is declining by /u/SimpleSwapExchange (258 points, 48 comments)
  5. Finance isnt why crypto matters by /u/bnunamak (214 points, 75 comments)
  6. Uniswap in 155 lines of code! by /u/TradeRaptor (211 points, 258 comments)
  7. The Limits to Blockchain Scalability ~vitalik by /u/Neophyte- (204 points, 86 comments)
  8. Is anybody working on voting systems for political elections that use blockchain to ensure an accurate count? by /u/ThatGuyFromOhio (202 points, 82 comments)
  9. Could quantum computing make crypto redundant? by /u/jabroma (197 points, 99 comments)
  10. Why 99% of cryptocurrencies centralize over time + a way to possibly fix this by /u/SenatusSPQR (182 points, 119 comments)

Top Comments

  1. 312 points: /u/Karyo_Ten's comment in Could quantum computing make crypto redundant?
  2. 278 points: /u/fgyoysgaxt's comment in why does a blockchain require a crypto currency? (my old man asks)
  3. 241 points: /u/iwakan's comment in Bitcoin electricity consumption research shows interesting results
  4. 227 points: /u/cunth's comment in Solana experiencing Mainnet instability - How bad is it?
  5. 185 points: /u/tehb1726's comment in Is quantum computing a threat to cryptocurrency?
  6. 168 points: /u/CrankyStinkman's comment in I can't shake the feeling that the internet computer protocol is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
  7. 160 points: /u/holomntn's comment in ELI5: Why did it take so long for blockchain technology to be created?
  8. 134 points: /u/nateyboy1's comment in Do you genuinely want to use the metaverse?
  9. 133 points: /u/hillybilly182's comment in Moons are fucked, a proposal.
  10. 131 points: /u/OwenMichael312's comment in I'm looking at this crypto contract and the ownership is renounced, but there's this "Janitor" tab that has a wallet address under it. Can they use that to rug or so the project?

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