Ledger Wallet And Tezos Bounty – Tutorial As Below
Step 1: Register Ledger Wallet And Tezos Bounty Account
– Register Ledger Wallet And Tezos Bounty account at: https://contest-tezos.ledger.com
– Enter Your first name, email address
– Tick in box ‘By singing up…’ and ‘I’m not a robot’ then click on ‘Join The Contest’ button
– Check Your email to verify
Step 2: Do Tasks
– Login Your Ledger Wallet And Tezos Bounty account
– Do taks and invite people to the Bounty to earn more XTZ free
Rewards
Winner: 1,000 XTZ + 1 Ledger Nano X
2nd place: 500 XTZ + 1 Ledger Nano X
3rd place: 100 XTZ + 1 Ledger Nano X
4th place: 1 Ledger Bag + 1 Ledger Nano X
5th place: 1 Ledger Nano X
6th to 100th place: 1 Ledger Nano S
About Ledger Wallet And Tezos
Ledger hardware wallet company (Ledger) was launched in 2014 by eight experts with complementary backgrounds in embedded security, cryptocurrencies and entrepreneurship, united around the idea of creating secure solutions for blockchain applications. Ledger now have over 130 employees in Paris, Vierzon and San Francisco.
Ledger wallets are a series of multicurrency wallets that are used to store private keys for cryptocurrencies offline. There are Three Ledger hardware wallets in operation: Ledger Nano S, Ledger Nano X and Ledger Blue. All three wallets support 25 cryptocurrency blockchains with over 1,000 coins and tokens. The list includes prominent cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Monero (XMR), Ethereum Classic (ETC), Litecoin (LTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Dash (DASH), EOS, Stellar (XLM) and many more.
Developed by ex-Morgan Stanley analyst Arthur Breitman. Tezos (XTZ) is a multi-purpose platform that supports dApps and smart contracts. It aims to combine a self-correcting protocol and on-chain governance to manage network modifications. Tezos is powered by XTZ, which is created through ‘baking’. Bakers put up deposits and are rewarded for signing and publishing blocks. Witnesses then validate the blocks. Dishonest bakers lose their XTZ deposits. Tezos uses delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) and supports Turing complete smart contracts. Tezos is implemented in the OCaml programming language, which is said to offer ‘functional, imperative, and object-oriented styles’.
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