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There is no sin but ignorance – Christopher Marlowe

The Cardano blockchain is written in the famed and feared programming language, Haskell. Haskell is the basis of both Cardano programming languages, Plutus and Marlowe. Plutus is the general purpose programming language for all manner of smart contracts on Cardano. Marlowe is a simpler programming language specifically for writing financial smart contracts. A language like Marlowe that is specialized for one focused use is called a “Domain Specific Language,” or DSL. Rather than being aimed at computer developers generally, Marlowe’s target audience is financial professionals who can leverage their domain expertise to be able to create and manage smart contracts, without necessarily needing to be a developer, or hire one.

Sweet Helen, make me immortal with a kiss

–Christopher…

Max Epoch

Cardano Network Parameters Part 9

LIDO Nation Votes On-Chain for K and minPoolCost parameters

Participating in the Cardano Foundation's on-chain poll experiment on mainnet

Your Cardano Wallet

Touring the metaverse with power in your pocket

Your first NFT

The gateway to blockchain utility

Introducing: Catalyst Explorer

Distributed accountability for Everyone!

Cardano Summit 2022

Atelier "Valeurs" du projet Catalyseur

Support the Library

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Lido Nation: Origin Story

The Lido Nation staking pool launched on the Cardano mainnet in December 2020. From there, a couple of dreamers started to talk about what our little corner of the network should look like. As a pair of curious birds, who get excited about learning and sharing knowledge, we noticed that there wasn’t enough of the kind of material we wanted to read about blockchain, and Cardano.

So we started to write it!
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