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Taught 14 times across 9 recorded calls (Ch1PT, Ch2GL, Ch4EN, Ch5PT) between 2025-09-03 and 2026-09-21 , in EN AND PT .

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Watch from 45:34 Resumo Web3 Ch1 PT #05

Mecanismos de Consenso

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  1. Mecanismos de Consenso 2 moments PT Resumo
  2. Blocks, blockchain, nodes, and stake pools 1 moment EN Discussão
  3. Rede, descentralização e consenso 1 moment PT Resumo
  4. Consensus algorithms and proof of work 1 moment EN Resumo
  5. ADA Stat Pools Exploration 1 moment EN Resumo
  6. Conceitos Fundamentais de Blockchain 1 moment PT Resumo
  7. Governance and Delegation Mechanics 1 moment EN Resumo
  8. Transaction Submission Flow 1 moment EN Resumo
  9. Utilidade prática e comparação com Web2 1 moment PT Discussão
  10. Proof Mechanisms Compared 1 moment EN Resumo
  11. Governação em Cardano · A primeira carteira 1 moment PT Resumo
  12. Utilizar a Web3 · A primeira carteira 1 moment PT Resumo

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na rede de testes isto está tudo assim um bocado esquisito, cada quadradinho destes é um produtor de blocos um stake pool operator SPO na Cardano temos aqui alguns que estão mais cheios temos outros que estão pela hora da morte bastante vazios e o que acontece é que depois estes todos na rede de ver
(unidentified) · Web3 Ch1 PT #05 at 45:34 Resumo
But what I just said is like, you know, the relays help because they are, you know, trusted by the block producer. Something that like. The question here was a bit like, what if the block producer goes down? Do the relays speak for it in producing blocks? I don't think so, but yeah, just to be clari
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 at 42:35 Discussão
Se calhar tenho que vir aqui Staking. Pronto, aqui eles chamam mesmo só Staking. E eu posso ver as recompensas que têm tido. Eu vejo a piscina para quem eu te liguei. Mas o que eu queria salientar é que eu tenho 100 ADA, por exemplo, aqui na minha carteira. Eu simbolicamente assino uma transação em
Pedro Lucas · Workshops de Web3 Ch#5 PT Sess#4 at 1:00:45 Resumo
You see here, for example, very clearly. He's not producing any blocks. He's only produced one block here. That's why the return on ADA is at zero here. Even though he produced one block, the return on ADA is at zero. Probably because there is a min fee, which is, you know, for producing, for runnin
Pedro Lucas · EN Web3 Workshop #22 at 34:52 Resumo

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Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 2026-09-18 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 2 moments

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  • 42:35 Discussão Blocks, blockchain, nodes, and stake pools Pedro Lucas But what I just said is like, you know, the relays help because they are, you know, trusted by the block producer. Something that like. The question here was a bit like, what if the block producer goes down? Do the relays speak for it in producing blocks? I don't think so, but yeah, just to be clari block producer · cardano node · node · running a node · spo · stake pool operator
  • 51:50 Resumo Consensus algorithms and proof of work Pedro Lucas It restricts the consensus algorithm, which is what we're looking at here, restricts the right to speak in the network in a way to avoid spam. So if some computer is putting out rubbish blocks or pretending or fake or something, it's invalidated by the consistency algorithm, sort of proving it to be block producer · spo · stake pool operator
Web3 Ch1 PT #05 2025-09-17 · Cohort #1 in Portuguese · PT 3 moments

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  • 45:34 Resumo Mecanismos de Consenso (unidentified) na rede de testes isto está tudo assim um bocado esquisito, cada quadradinho destes é um produtor de blocos um stake pool operator SPO na Cardano temos aqui alguns que estão mais cheios temos outros que estão pela hora da morte bastante vazios e o que acontece é que depois estes todos na rede de ver nó · produtor de blocos · spo · stake pool operator · época
  • 23:39 Resumo Conceitos Fundamentais de Blockchain (unidentified) esta dualidade que é também estamos a receber novo ADA, cada vez que criamos na Cardano um novo bloco e também estamos preocupados porque essa ADA está a reduzir e queremos que cada vez haja mais utilizadores na rede para que o minerador não fique abaixo dos níveis de viabilidade financeira, não é? stake pool operator
  • 28:02 Resumo Mecanismos de Consenso (unidentified) também, mas não temos a possibilidade de o trancar por uns tempos para ficarmos com mais rendimentos. O mesmo termo que na Cardano significa, simplesmente eu simbolicamente deleguei mas estou sempre com a possibilidade de implementar na TES já significa uma coisa ligeiramente diferente. E na Ethereu nó · servidor
Workshops de Web3 Ch#5 PT Sess#4 2026-09-19 · Cohort #5 in Portuguese · PT 1 moment

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  • 1:00:45 Resumo Rede, descentralização e consenso Pedro Lucas Se calhar tenho que vir aqui Staking. Pronto, aqui eles chamam mesmo só Staking. E eu posso ver as recompensas que têm tido. Eu vejo a piscina para quem eu te liguei. Mas o que eu queria salientar é que eu tenho 100 ADA, por exemplo, aqui na minha carteira. Eu simbolicamente assino uma transação em produtor de blocos · stake pool operator
EN Web3 Workshop #22 2026-08-11 · Cohort #2 in English, in partnership with Gimbalabs · EN 2 moments

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  • 34:52 Resumo ADA Stat Pools Exploration Pedro Lucas You see here, for example, very clearly. He's not producing any blocks. He's only produced one block here. That's why the return on ADA is at zero here. Even though he produced one block, the return on ADA is at zero. Probably because there is a min fee, which is, you know, for producing, for runnin epoch · node
  • 14:31 Resumo Governance and Delegation Mechanics Pedro Lucas I'm going to be moving this around and I have a lot more hidden there besides Cardano being just businesses and infra or nodes. So we have obviously these two players, people building projects that are DeFi or Web3 and we also have people building node software and a lot of infrastructure. So what e infrastructure · node · stake pool operator
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#5 2026-09-21 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 2 moments

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  • 44:27 Resumo Transaction Submission Flow Pedro Lucas But just keep in mind that when the applications decide on moving something in the blockchain, there needs to be a signature on a transaction and it needs to be routed either through the mobile app to the back end app to the data provider or, I don't know, some kind of way of submitting that transac block producer · node
  • 19:19 Resumo Proof Mechanisms Compared Pedro Lucas Proof of work is just this. Proof of stake is owning ada. And because you own ada, that gives you the right to decide who is the computer or the stake pool operator. That's going to produce blocks. Okay, so this was just a quick recap. I can also say that this is how hard it is to produce blocks in stake pool operator
Workshops de Web3 Ch#5 PT Sess#1 2026-09-12 · Cohort #5 in Portuguese · PT 1 moment

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  • 1:12:10 Discussão Utilidade prática e comparação com Web2 Pedro Lucas Uma infraestrutura, de lançar... Por exemplo, se hoje em dia estiveres a fazer uma ação de beneficência e quiseres receber donativos, tens de criar uma conta no banco, tens de montar uma plataforma para receber donativos no site, etc. Se tiveres uma carteira de bitcoin, pegas no endereço de bitcoin infraestrutura · nó
Web3 Ch1 PT #13 2025-10-15 · Cohort #1 in Portuguese · PT 1 moment

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  • 1:22:34 Resumo Governação em Cardano · A primeira carteira (unidentified) como se fosse assim como temos aqui o histórico de transações, de blocos, de epochs e tudo mais, e temos aqui uma visão de governance actions. Elas também são apresentadas aqui. Eu teria que ter isto um bocadinho mais... Aliás, neste caso, por exemplo, esta carteira não está delegada. Quer dizer que stake pool operator
Web3 Ch1 PT #01 2025-09-03 · Cohort #1 in Portuguese · PT 1 moment

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  • 56:13 Resumo Utilizar a Web3 · A primeira carteira (unidentified) Ou seja, irmos olhar na blockchain qual é o rastro que estas transações que fizemos está a deixar na blockchain. Eu vim ao Google e puxou Cardano Block Explorer, podia ter escrito Bitcoin Block Explorer, ou Ethereum Block Explorer, ou Tezos Block Explorer, e aparece-me assim uma série de resultados. nó · servidor
Meet – [45B] Web3 Workshops Ch#2 Sess#27 2026-09-11 · Cohort #2 in English, in partnership with Gimbalabs · EN 1 moment

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  • 27:48 Resumo Smart contracts, UTXOs, datums and redeemers Pedro Lucas So it's a human or it's a server that's deciding I want to spend this because it's mine and I completely control it. Unlike that, you can have a wallet address that is actually a smart contract. The difference is that there's no signing keys to move money out of this smart contract. The reason or th nó · server

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