Writing about the features of CardanoSharp and how developers can use it step by step.
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CardanoSharp is an open-source dotnet library that helps bridge the Cardano blockchain and the dotnet ecosystem. 💡 In this series, we will explore library features, starting with primary use-cases like setting up wallets, transactions, policies, to...
Cardano native tokens are digital assets that operate directly on the Cardano blockchain protocol, negating the need for smart contracts, as they are inherently supported by the ledger itself. These tokens engage with the network with the same level ...
Cardano has an active and vibrant NFT ecosystem with many artists and projects. A quick look at pool.pm shows over 8 million NFTs have been minted on the Cardano blockchain. In this post, I want to focus on how CardanoSharp can help dotnet developers...
A multi-signature address is an address with an attached native script. The native script is evaluated when a spend transaction is submitted to the ledger. A native script is a small smart contract that enforces a set of rules agreed upon when the ad...
Cardano is a UTxO blockchain using an extended version of the model seen in Bitcoin and Litecoin. This makes it fundamentally different from account-based blockchains like Ethereum and Algorand, which track account balances rather than unspent transa...
