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 How does Pi Network Earning of the site

Hi everyone, in my lecture this week at Stanford, I explained how blockchains like Bitcoin work. You are welcome to watch it on YouTube if you are interested in knowing the technical mechanism of a classic blockchain. I tried to simplify the concept as much as I could.

 

Half a minute a day can give you incredible benefits in the future

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Friends! A new pie network cryptocurrency is about to launch in the market which is starting just like BTC ie bitcoin. In 2009 BTC cryptocurrency also started from such free mining and at that time it was $ 0.003. Was the rate of one coin.

And today the rate of the same coin is $ 38935. That is, a bitcoin is worth about Rs 63 lakh.

 

Pie Coin has also started free mining on March 14, 2019. And there will be free mining for another 6 months. after six months have been free. That means you have to pay to join it. I have been using this app for about 3 months now.

About 3 months later, the system will launch its currency rate on the World Online Currency Exchange. And over time, that is likely to increase.

 

You can get the rest of the information by visiting their website.

Click on the link below to do free mining. And install the app

All you have to do is click once after 24 hours to get five pies coins for the next 24 hours

So hurry up and create your Pie Network account now

(Note)

After 24 hours it must be opened only once for half a minute

This mark must be opened and pressed so that not a single penny is lost. If you do not press this mark, your earning will stop.

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Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis
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Stanford Ph.D. and instructor of Stanford’s first decentralized applications class; combining distributed systems and human-computer interaction to bring cryptocurrency to everyday people.

  I have been a technologist all my life, which led me to do a Ph.D. at Stanford University and to continue to become a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Computer Science department there. As part of my postdoc, I introduced and taught CS359B, the Decentralized Applications on Blockchain class, in Stanford’s Computer Science department. That’s where I encountered firsthand the difficulty of getting the technological advances of blockchain into the hands of everyday people. I believe today technology can empower people more than ever.

 

As a young undergraduate, I designed and built a novel computer motherboard from scratch in the lab. In my early Ph.D. work, I created a framework for writing “smart contracts” on fault-tolerant distributed systems, before blockchain and Ethereum came to exist, and published it as my MS thesis. I also created an online games platform, Gameyola, where millions of people entertained themselves for a collective of over 2,000 man-years; for my later Ph.D. work, I tried to restore those man-years by writing a crowd-powered email assistant that saved people time when processing their emails and tasks. Also, I was the founding CTO at StartX, a non-profit startup accelerator for Stanford students that has helped over 2000 entrepreneurs.

 

I am a strong and long-term believer of the technical, financial, and social potential of cryptocurrencies, but frustrated by their current limitations.

 I am committed to bringing the power of blockchain to more people by improving the current experience and building value for everyone. I’m doing this by employing a user-centric design the philosophy that turns the development process of new blockchains upside down: Launch in Beta; invite members to the network; iterate the protocol together with the members; decentralize the resulting design.