Cryptocurrencies: A Guide to Getting Started Global Future ...

Cryptocurrencies: A Guide to Getting StartedGlobal Future Council on CryptocurrenciesCOMMUNITY PAPERJUNE 2021 ContentsCover: Unsplash/EfeKurnaz Inside: Unsplash/CallumWale; Unsplash/KrzysztofKowalik; Unsplash/NaomiHutchinson; Unsplash/JosueAs; Unsplash/RalphRavi; Unsplash/ChristianLue; 2021 World Economic Forum. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval Executive summary4 1 Getting started5 Buying cryptocurrency6 Making transactions7 2 Exploring the blockchain8 Block explorer8 Pseudonymity vs anonymity8 Privacy9 Running a node9 Consensus mechanisms and mining11 Energy consumption12 3 Programmability13 Ethereum13 Languages and reference implementations 14 4 Governance16 5 Throughput and scalability 18 6 Compliance and regulatory considerations20 7 Conclusion21 Contributors22 EndnotesCryptocurrencies.

Apr 28, 2021 · needed to access your funds via the third-party custodian, or having the private key to access the funds in your self-hosted wallet. You will also need the wallet address (or public key) of your counterparty. This might take the form of a string or QR code. Once you enter the amount you are sending and

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