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The Origins of the World’s Oldest Bitcoin Metric, Explained

The concept of bitcoin days destroyed (BDD) was introduced in 2011, two years after the creation of the world’s first cryptocurrency, bitcoin. People were already beginning to create blockchain metrics to measure on-chain transaction activity and value. Once the first cryptocurrency metric was created, BDD was quickly followed by a plethora of

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Secure Encryption Key Management Modules, Explained

Multiparty computation, or MPC, allows different parties with their own private inputs to conduct a joint computation on their inputs. The parties learn the outcome of the computation, but each learns nothing about the other parties’ respective inputs. An algorithm created by cryptographer Adi Shamir, called Shamir’s Secret Sharing,

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