Woomo

Woomo

100% decentralized global matrix project! WOOMO is the first of its kind in the world of smart contract crowdfunding platforms!

05/09/2021

Attention Bitcoin, Ethereum & Dogecoin Holders,

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Timeline photos 17/11/2020

It's revolution in smart contract crowdfunding!
* Auto Matrix Feeder
* Auto Upgrade System
* Cheapest entry cost ever!
* Huge earning potentials!
* Instant peer-to-peer payments!
* Unlimited recycling!
* No recruiting necessary to earn!
Get ready! We'll be launching soon...

26/07/2020

We're so excited about this project, knowing the impact is going to have on the lives of people globally. Getting ready to begin development. Stay tuned!

25/07/2020

You are living in a fast-paced world where you can get distracted easily by a lot of things everyday. You can try everything but if you lack focus in your life, it is pretty impossible to become successful. Let me explain to you and help you to know why focus is important in your life.

Focus can truly change everything.
As it is said – “Energy flows where the attention goes”. When you focus on something, it expands.

It is necessary to understand why focus is so important, so you can use it to your advantage.

24/07/2020

HOW DOES BLOCKCHAIN WORKS?

In the context of cryptocurrencies, a blockchain consists of a stable chain of blocks, each one storing a list of previously confirmed transactions. Since the blockchain network is maintained by a myriad of computers spread around the world, it functions as a decentralized database (or ledger). This means that each participant (node) maintains a copy of the blockchain data, and they communicate with each other to ensure that they are all on the same page (or block).

Therefore, blockchain transactions occur within a peer-to-peer global network and this is what makes Bitcoin a decentralized digital currency that is borderless, censorship-resistant. In addition, most blockchain systems are considered trustless because they do not require any kind of trust. There is no single authority in control of Bitcoin.

A central part of almost every blockchain is the process of mining, which relies on hashing algorithms. Bitcoin uses the SHA-256 algorithm (Secure hash algorithm 256 bits). It takes an input of any length and generates an output that will always have the same length. The output produced is called a "hash" and, in this case, is always made of 64 characters (256bits).

So the same input will result in the same output, no matter how many times the process is repeated. But if a small change is made to the input, the output will change completely. As such, hash functions are deterministic, and in the cryptocurrency world, most of them are designed as a one-way hash function.

Being a one-way function means that it is almost impossible to calculate what was the input from the output. One can only guess what the input was, but the odds of guessing it right is extremely low. This is one of the reasons why Bitcoin's blockchain is secure.

Now that we know what the algorithm does, let's demonstrate how a blockchain works with a simple example of a transaction.

Imagine that we have Alice and Bob along with their Bitcoin balance. Let's say Alice owes Bob 2 Bitcoins.

For Alice to send Bob that 2 bitcoin, Alice broadcasts a message with the transaction that she wants to make to all the miners in the network.

In that transaction, Alice gives the miners Bob's address and the amount of Bitcoins she would like to send, along with a digital signature and her public key. The signature is made with Alice's private key and the miners can validate that Alice, in fact, is the owner of those coins.

Once the miners are sure that the transaction is valid they can put it in a block along with many other transactions and attempt to mine the block. This is done by putting the block through the SHA-256 algorithm. The output needs to start with a certain amount on 0's in order to be considered valid. The amount of 0's needed depends on what's called the "difficulty" which changes depending on how much computing power there is on the network.

In order to produce an output hash with the desired amount of 0's in the beginning, the miners add what's called a "nonce" into the block before running it through the algorithm. Since a small change to the input completely changes the output, the miners try random nonces until they find a valid output hash.

Once the block is mined the miner broadcasts that newly mined block to all the other miners. They then check to make sure that the block is valid so that they can add it to their copy of the blockchain and the transaction is complete. But in the block, the miners also needs to include the output hash from the previous block so that all blocks are tied together, hence the name blockchain. This is an important part because of the way trust works in the system.

Every miner has their own copy of the blockchain on their computer and everyone trusts whichever blockchain that has the most computational work put into it, the longest blockchain. If a miner changes a transaction in a previous block, the output hash for that block will change which leads to all the hashes after it changing as well due to the blocks being liked with hashes. The miner would have to redo all of the work in order to make anyone accept he's blockchain as the right one. So if a miner wanted to cheat he would need more than 50% of the networks computing power which is very unlikely. Network attacks like this are thereby called 51% attacks.

The model of making computers work in order to produce blocks is called Proof-of-Work (PoW) there are also other models like Proof-of-Stake (PoS) which does not require as much computing power and is meant to require less electricity while being able to scale to more users.

24/07/2020

The Bitcoin Network is the first successful implementation of blockchain technology.

The term "blockchain technology" typically refers to the transparent, trustless, publicly accessible ledger that allows us to securely transfer the ownership of units of value using public key encryption and proof of work methods.

The technology uses decentralized consensus to maintain the network, which means it is not centrally controlled by a bank, corporation, or government. In fact, the larger the network grows and becomes increasingly decentralized, the more secure it becomes.

The potential for blockchain technology is not limited to bitcoin. As such, it has gained a lot of attention in a variety of industries including: financial services, charities and nonprofits, the arts, and e-commerce.

24/07/2020
23/07/2020

The blockchain technology is changing so fast the way people do business globally, and also provides a huge money making opportunities with it. Don't be left out!

22/07/2020

Mindset is a fixed mental attitude that determines the direction your life go's. The right mindset is a necessity when it comes to making money online.

22/07/2020

Get ready, you have never seen anything like it before. Woomo is introducing a new, simple and transparent way to make money online.