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Updated May 7, 2021
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Hey Krypton News, I am back with a new video
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and this time I am going to talk about korda.
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No as usual don't forget to smash the like button
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and subscribe for the youtube algorithm.
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So what is called a no and why am I
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invested in the long term?
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Giordano is a Blockchain platform that is open source and
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decentralized. It facilitates peer to peer transaction with its internal
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Cryptocurrency 88 cardinals purpose is to create a platform built
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for a sustainable future to help people work better together
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and build global solutions.
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Now a lot of ethereum investors and Cardona investors compete
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with each other while they really like ethereum I think
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Giordano is much more efficient and solves a lot of
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issues within the ethereum platform.
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One of them being the extremely high gas fees at
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E T h charges.
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Why is this?
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Because if their game uses a consistent consensus mechanism called
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proof of work, where it validates transaction using this method
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requires minors to solve complex equations that are back by
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cryptography. Due to this, mining requires much more energy while
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proof of stake, on the other hand makes transaction much
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more efficient because there are no complex mathematical mathematical equations
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in proof of state.
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Our society and financial markets are based on transactions and
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contractual agreements among people and entities interaction and transaction between
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the society and entities is based on trust.
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So how can Cardinal this shrub or evolved society.
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Cardinal will be able to issue tokens that can represent
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real assets.
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Thus the transaction can be completed accounted in the Blockchain.
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Let me give you examples of scenario for which it
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could be useful for.
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Let's say you're from the US and traveling out of
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the country somewhere in South Africa for invocation and while
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on vacation you get sick and the doctor in South
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Africa needs to access your medical information in the U.
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S. How can the doctor in South Africa get those
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medical records?
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Well your primary physician in the US can just give
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your records to the South African doctor.
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They have to verify the identity of the African doctor
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as well as your identity.
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So how can that be solved?
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Cardinals technology can be implemented in so many ways.
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I think about this.
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Cardinals watching can be used to verify that information within
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its Blockchain and with that said there are also other
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issues that Blockchain can be used for within the inefficiency
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within the government, financial system, insurance, education and etcetera.
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To summarize it all Korda.
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No is a third-generation Blockchain that uses technological advancement from
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previous generations of cryptocurrencies.
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It is still in some of the early stages of
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growth with the current market cap of $50 billion.
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I really do believe that Cardinal still has the potential
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to grow even larger.
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But that said, help me grow this platform by liking
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this video and subscribing to my channel for the Youtube
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algorithm.
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