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Expected behaviorParticipants are expected to show respect, foster inclusive communication, actively listen, embrace diverse perspectives, collaborate constructively, and contribute positively to a welcoming, harassment-free environment for everyone.Unacceptable behaviorHarassment, discrimination, personal…
Early collaboration and shared visionDavid Schwartz and Jed McCaleb united over a bold vision: to revolutionize global payments using blockchain, combining Schwartz’s cryptographic brilliance with McCaleb’s entrepreneurial drive to launch…
Technical constraints of the XRPL architectureXRPL Hooks face strict execution limits, lack persistent storage, and operate within a deterministic environment, restricting complex logic and dynamic functionalities vital for advanced decentralized…
Types of companiesFrom agile startups to multinational giants, companies come in many forms—each tailored to unique goals, legal structures, and markets, shaping how they operate and grow.Legal structure and formationA…
Understanding regulatory compliance in the crypto spaceDavid Schwartz emphasizes that true innovation in crypto demands proactive regulatory compliance—navigating evolving laws isn’t a hindrance, but the foundation for sustainable, mainstream blockchain…
Overview of tokenized assets and stablecoins on XRPLThe XRP Ledger enables fast, cost-efficient tokenization of real-world assets and stablecoins, offering built-in decentralized exchange functionality and compliance-friendly features for seamless issuance,…
Definition and typesA company is a legal entity formed to conduct business, ranging from sole proprietorships to multinational corporations, each varying in structure, liability, and operational complexity.Historical developmentFrom medieval guilds…
Smart contract architecture and designXRPL Hooks offer lightweight, event-driven logic directly on ledger accounts, while Cardano’s Plutus enables full Turing-complete smart contracts using Haskell for complex, on-chain computation and secure…
The pitfalls of complexity in smart contractsComplex smart contracts often hide subtle bugs, increase audit challenges, and invite costly exploits—complexity becomes a silent vulnerability that undermines trust and threatens the…
Definition and characteristicsA company is a structured organization formed to conduct business, offering limited liability, distinct legal identity, perpetual succession, and the ability to own assets, enter contracts, and sue…