Ethereum is the second-largest cryptocurrency and was launched in 2015 by a Russian-Canadian developer Vitalik Buterin. The coin’s blockchain protocol allows people from around the world to send and receive funds without the need for third parties. However, unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum’s blockchain does more than just perform financial transactions. The blockchain hosts the smart contract technology that enables people to enter into an agreement without the need for a third party. The smart contracts move funds from one individual to another when certain conditions from the agreement are met. Additionally, every ... (full story)