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Publicaciones del Canal
🔎 Verifying a document doesn't have to start with a phone call
An organization can create a digital credential, link it to its holder, and manage its status.
The verifying party can automatically check its validity through an API, while personal data can remain off the public blockchain.
➡️ We explain how verifiable digital records work: https://decimalchain.com/blog/proverka-tsifrovyh-dokumentov-cherez-blokcheyn-en/
| 2 |  🌐 One practical use case for blockchain in education is verifiable certificates
An organization records when a certificate is issued and its current status, allowing employers or partners to verify it without contacting the training center.
At the same time, personal data can remain off the public blockchain.
➡️ We explain how this model works and where its limitations lie: https://decimalchain.com/blog/blokcheyn-v-obrazovanii-sertifikaty-kvalifikatsii-en/ | 218 |
| 3 |  The simplest test for a token: explain its purpose without using the words “cryptocurrency” or “blockchain.”
If you can say “grants access,” “verifies rights,” “tracks contributions,” or “automates a rule,” you already have a concrete use case worth discussing.
If a token is simply credited to a balance and sits there unused, the problem still hasn't been solved.
➡️ Read more: https://decimalchain.com/blog/kogda-biznesu-nuzhen-token-en/ | 242 |
| 4 |  MintCandy has received support from Decimal — 500,000 DEL has been delegated to the company's validator.
The team is developing products and tools for the ecosystem. One of its latest projects is the Candy Games gaming platform.
Initiatives like these matter to Decimal because they expand the practical applications of blockchain, help attract new audiences, and demonstrate the network's potential as a technology platform for building independent businesses.
We are interested in teams that create real products and are committed to developing them over the long term.
➡️ Read more about Decimal's support for MintCandy in the article: https://decimalchain.com/blog/decimal-mintcandy-grant-500000-del-en/ | 229 |
| 5 |  Decimal is open to new projects.
We prioritize quality over quantity: a clear unique selling proposition, real utility, a viable business model, a practical reason to use blockchain, and a team capable of turning its vision into a working product.
Support may include technical assistance, consultations, integration support, promotion, and introductions to ecosystem participants.
We are interested in AI, digital services, e-commerce, loyalty programs, gaming, education, fintech, and other industries.
If you have a promising startup or an established business and see a practical use case for Decimal, we are open to discussing potential collaboration.
➡️ Contact: @AlexaKra
➡️ Read more: https://decimalchain.com/blog/decimal-otkryt-dlya-novyh-proektov-en/ | 265 |
| 6 |  Owning the code alone doesn’t make infrastructure independent.
A team needs to be able to deploy the system, update it, audit its security, recover from failures, and transfer knowledge to new team members without external assistance.
In blockchain, this also involves nodes, validators, APIs, explorers, and developer tools.
➡️ We explore the different layers that make up genuine technological independence: https://decimalchain.com/blog/tehnologicheskaya-nezavisimost-cifrovoy-infrastruktury-en/ | 302 |
| 7 |  ⚙ Technological independence starts with expertise, not with a flag on a server
It means being able to deploy a network, update it, audit its security, integrate APIs, and restore infrastructure after a failure without relying on external teams.
At the same time, compatibility with EVM and global development tools preserves access to a familiar technology ecosystem.
➡️ We explore why Russia needs its own blockchain expertise and how to combine independence with open standards: https://decimalchain.com/blog/rossiyskie-blokcheyn-tehnologii-en/ | 356 |
| 8 |  Mainstream users don’t care which RPC an application uses. They need a service that works.
That is why the maturity of blockchain infrastructure depends on stability, security, scalability, documentation, APIs, SDKs, and compatibility with existing systems.
➡️ We explore what a network needs to become the foundation for everyday digital products, not just a tool for the crypto community: https://decimalchain.com/blog/blokcheyn-infrastruktura-dlya-biznesa-en/ | 371 |
| 9 |  Blockchain isn’t necessary for every business use case 💼
It becomes useful when several independent participants work with the same data history, need to verify changes, and do not want to depend on a single database owner.
Shared registries, digital credentials, multisig, and supply chains are examples where blockchain can serve a clear function.
➡️ We explain how to determine whether a process actually needs blockchain: https://decimalchain.com/blog/blokcheyn-dlya-gosudarstva-i-biznesa-en/ | 398 |
| 10 |  A project on Decimal is better started with a problem, not a token ⚙
A practical sequence is: problem → audience → economics → token creation → management → first use → activity measurement.
Once this is clear, it becomes easier to see where Mass Send, multisig, APIs, or smart contracts are actually needed.
➡️ We’ve put together a checklist that takes you from an idea to your first users without losing the connection between technology and the product: https://decimalchain.com/blog/zapusk-proekta-decimalchain-en/ | 358 |
| 11 |  The token has been issued. This is where the project begins.
Now it’s time to define the user’s first action, distribution rules, and how the token will be used. Mass Send can be used for bulk distribution, while multisig can help teams manage critical operations.
The key metric after launch is real activity: are people receiving the token, using it, and returning to the product?
➡️ We break down the path from token issuance to a working model: https://decimalchain.com/blog/kak-ispolzovat-token-en/ | 396 |
| 12 |  ⚙ Creating a token on Decimal takes just a few minutes if you prepare the parameters in advance
Before opening the console, define the token’s function, name and ticker, supply, and whether it needs a reserve. Then prepare DEL for the network fee, enter the parameters, and confirm the transaction.
After issuance, check the token in the Explorer and make a small test transaction.
➡️ We’ve put together the full process from the initial idea to launching a token on the network: https://decimalchain.com/blog/kak-sozdat-token-decimalchain-en/ | 441 |
| 13 |  A token doesn’t start with a name or the “Create” button.
First, it needs a function: a loyalty program, access to a product, an internal unit for a community, payments, or participant incentives.
A simple test helps: what does a person receive the token for, and what can they do with it next? If that flow is clear, you can move on to supply, reserves, and distribution rules.
➡️ We explored the use cases where a business or community can actually benefit from having its own token: https://decimalchain.com/blog/ru/token-dlya-biznesa-en/ | 395 |
| 14 |  What can you build with open blockchain data beyond a standard Explorer?
DEL Battle shows one possibility: Decimal APIs, validator data, and trade information are transformed into a live 3D scene.
For the ecosystem, the key point is the principle itself. Developers can use available network data to build their own products: analytics tools, bots, monitoring services, notifications, or new interfaces.
➡️ In the full article, we explain how DEL Battle works with Decimal data and what opportunities open infrastructure creates for developers: https://decimalchain.com/blog/ru/del-battle-decimalchain-en/
➡️ Explore DEL Battle: https://mintcandy.ru/DEL_Battle/ | 436 |
| 15 |  Where is DecimalChain headed after its economic updates and EVM development?
The overall direction is becoming clearer: the network economy should be predictable, developer tools should be easy to use, and the main activity should come from services and projects that use the blockchain every day.
APR, the fee oracle, rebase, EVM, APIs, and user infrastructure address different parts of the network, but they all serve the same goal: shortening the path from technology to a real product.
➡️ In the full article, we explore what DecimalChain should become in the coming years and which indicators can help evaluate the network’s next stage of development: https://decimalchain.com/blog/ru/razvitie-decimalchain-en/ | 464 |
| 16 |  Trust in a blockchain takes years to build because the technology has to prove itself through real-world operation.
Over time, a network faces growing demand, economic changes, and infrastructure upgrades. What matters to users is whether transactions continue, validators remain active, updates are released, and new products appear.
DecimalChain has been operating since 2020, and its network history can be verified through public blockchain data.
➡️ In the full article, we explain why difficult periods are part of the lifecycle of technology projects and what gradually brings back the interest of users and investors: https://decimalchain.com/blog/ru/doverie-k-blokcheynu-en/ | 460 |
| 17 |  📈 Why does the price of a cryptocurrency change even when nothing has happened to the blockchain itself?
Because price is shaped by several forces at once: demand, supply, issuance, and liquidity. User activity matters too. A new account changes very little, while someone who makes transactions and uses services creates real demand for the network infrastructure.
For DecimalChain, the takeaway is clear: product development has economic value. The more use cases require DEL for fees, staking, and other network activities, the broader the practical utility of the native coin becomes.
➡️ In the full article, we explain how price, inflation, liquidity, users, and projects are connected: https://decimalchain.com/blog/ru/ot-chego-zavisit-cena-kriptovalyuty-en/ | 400 |
| 18 |  🌐 Blockchain needs projects. They turn technology into products that people actually use.
Today, SB Wallet, Tunera, POLETELI, JET, MintCandy, DEL Battle, and other community-built tools are already developing on DecimalChain infrastructure. Each has its own purpose and audience.
For the network, this means new transactions and new use cases for DEL: fees, tokens, reserves, staking, and interactions with ecosystem services.
The more useful products are built within the ecosystem, the more real-world tasks the blockchain can support.
➡️ See what is already being built on DecimalChain and which tools you can use for your own project: https://decimalchain.com/blog/chto-stroitsya-na-decimalchain-en/ | 542 |
| 19 |  A High APR Is Only Part of the Staking Economy
When you see a high percentage, the first thing you may want to calculate is how many new coins you could receive over a year. But for a blockchain network, rewards are only part of the picture.
If the supply of coins grows while their use cases remain limited, the economy may become less sustainable. Over time, another factor becomes increasingly important: how actively the network is used and why participants need its native asset.
📌 In DecimalChain, DEL is used for network fees, token creation, reserves, validator operations, transactions, and ecosystem services.
That is why APR should not be viewed in isolation. It is also important to consider how the network is developing and how the utility of DEL is expanding.
➡️ We explore this in more detail in our new DecimalChain Blog article: https://decimalchain.com/blog/apr-i-stoimost-del-en/ | 551 |
| 20 |  ⚙️ Unscheduled Technical Maintenance on Decimal
Decimal is currently undergoing unscheduled technical maintenance.
As a result, some services may be temporarily unavailable or may experience instability.
The team is already working to restore all services to normal operation. We will provide an update as soon as the maintenance is completed.
Thank you for your understanding. | 584 |
