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LUNES
Lunes - Whitepaper English
Lunes - Whitepaper English
  • 🚀Lunes Whitepaper
  • ⚠️Disclaimer
  • 📘Introduction
    • 1. Introduction
    • 1.1. Blockchain
    • 1.2. Cryptocurrency
    • 1.3. Digital Notary
  • 💻Technical Block
    • 2. Lunes Blockchain
    • 2.1. Blocks and transactions
    • 2.2. Lunes Node
    • 2.3. PoS System
    • 2.4. Stake
  • 💡Products
    • 💲3. Lunes Coin
      • 3.1. Where to Buy Lunes
    • 4. Lunes Wallet
      • 4.1. Lunes Lite
    • 6. Decentralized OTC
    • 7. Private Token
    • 8. Lunes Foottoken
    • 9. Token Up
    • 10. Lunex
    • 11. Lunes Collection
    • 12. Bolunes
  • ✅INFORMATION
    • 13. Roadmap
    • 14. Links
    • 15. Social Networks
    • 16. Glossary
  • 🧮Wallets
    • Lunes Lite
    • Subwallet
    • Talisman
  • Important
    • Faucet TestNet
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  1. Introduction

1.1. Blockchain

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Last updated 2 years ago

It is a decentralized and immutable database that facilitates the process of recording transactions and tracking assets on a network, example: a ledger where everything recorded is linked and cannot be changed.

Virtually any item can be tracked and traded on a blockchain network, this reduces risk and cost for everyone involved.

In the Lunes blockchain, writing is done in the Scala programming language and Proof-of-Stake is used as a network consensus mechanism.

Why is it important?

It is ideal for recording and delivering information, as it is shared, in addition, it protects against fraud, is completely transparent, super secure and fast.

In the blockchain network it is possible to carry out financial transactions, authenticity registration, document signature, smart contracts, creation of tokens and NFTs.

In addition, it is possible to track each transaction at any time and see all the details of a transaction from end to end, which offers greater trust, common agreement between the parties, efficiency and new business opportunities.

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