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Taught 9 times across 5 recorded calls (Ch2GL, Ch4EN) between 2026-08-11 and 2026-09-23 , in EN .
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Token Transparency And Lovelace
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- Testnet Wallet and Transaction Demonstration
- Cardano Layers Recap
- Token Transparency And Lovelace
- Wallets, networks and blockchain fundamentals
- Wallets, keys, addresses, and transactions
- Governance as Democratic Prototype
- Self-Custody and Wallet Security
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So if I opened this again, if we go back to our stickies, the third sticky that I have here besides doing some transactions is Block Explorers. So what is this thing? Block Explorer. If we go to Google and just say Cardano Block Explorer and I think I mentioned on the last session that the blockchai
I'm not sure what asset this is,. But. It's probably all assets. Let's have a look at this one, for example. It's a project that I think is just winding down now on Cardano. So I'm just developing from here that this ID is the key to a type of token on the blockchain. And if you put that kind of ID
So yes, we're still doing a recap of last session where we went through two layers of Cardano. The one is the network layer so how running the chain works on stake pool operators that data holders delegate to. And the other layer is Cardano governance where basically we need to vote to decide on tre
So now you've covered that and you don't have any questions about like sending and receiving and seeing the history. Did you understand the part about the block explorer? Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Right? Because you know, blockchain is a cloud of information. Anyone can access it from. From diff
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- block explorer3
- web32
- delegate2
- stake pool2
- dapp1
- sign a transaction1
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Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#2 3 moments
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- 14:34 Concepts Testnet Wallet and Transaction Demonstration Pedro Lucas So if I opened this again, if we go back to our stickies, the third sticky that I have here besides doing some transactions is Block Explorers. So what is this thing? Block Explorer. If we go to Google and just say Cardano Block Explorer and I think I mentioned on the last session that the blockchai block explorer
- 8:47 Concepts Testnet Wallet and Transaction Demonstration Pedro Lucas If you're using web applications, usually using it on the browser is simpler using, let's see here, Web3 simpler than mobile. That's something that we are still. Web3 in general is still trying to solve for. Okay, so I'm not sure if we have Musa's wallet address. Maybe if you could drop it on the ch transaction · web3
- 32:49 Discussion Self-Custody and Wallet Security Pedro Lucas But it is sort of a risk if we compare it with these other devices where the Internet is this white cloud and where from. For my vesper on my phone, the communication happens between the blockchain and the app. I organize the coins I want to send and it just sends a transaction, puts it on the block transaction · web3
EN Web3 Workshop #22 3 moments
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- 12:37 Concepts Cardano Layers Recap Pedro Lucas So yes, we're still doing a recap of last session where we went through two layers of Cardano. The one is the network layer so how running the chain works on stake pool operators that data holders delegate to. And the other layer is Cardano governance where basically we need to vote to decide on tre delegate · stake pool
- 1:02:51 TLDR Governance as Democratic Prototype Pedro Lucas Okay, cool. Thanks for going over this with me. We're a bit over time already. Let me know if you have some some feedback on on the chat on the Gimbal Labs Discord server. I'm just going to fly over these tools very quickly to leave you again with the challenge to explore a bit more and adding the a dapp
- 9:40 TLDR Cardano Layers Recap Pedro Lucas Okay, so but what I was saying is in terms of running the Cardano chain, we have stake pool operators working like running server Cardano servers or nodes and they produce blocks and secure the network. They do this with the legitimacy of the ADA that was delegated to them by the ADA holders and own delegate · stake pool
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#6 1 moment
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- 12:11 TLDR Token Transparency And Lovelace Pedro Lucas I'm not sure what asset this is,. But. It's probably all assets. Let's have a look at this one, for example. It's a project that I think is just winding down now on Cardano. So I'm just developing from here that this ID is the key to a type of token on the blockchain. And if you put that kind of ID block explorer
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 1 moment
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- 33:28 Discussion Wallets, networks and blockchain fundamentals Pedro Lucas So now you've covered that and you don't have any questions about like sending and receiving and seeing the history. Did you understand the part about the block explorer? Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Right? Because you know, blockchain is a cloud of information. Anyone can access it from. From diff block explorer · transaction
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 1 moment
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- 34:14 Full Wallets, keys, addresses, and transactions Pedro Lucas But if we sign a transaction, I just need to switch my microphone. Is that good? Now, see? Okay, cool. sign a transaction · transaction
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