1H
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24H
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7D
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30D
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As part of its growth strategy, ADEX has joined Unizen’s ZenX Labs incubation program.
AdEx collaborated with Chainlink primarily thanks to its high-quality decentralized blockchain network that incorporates dependable data.
Ivo Georgiev, CEO and founder of AdEx, blockchain-based ad exchange designed to provide secure, transparent and beneficial solution for all the parties involved, explains the idea behind the project, tells about the main caveats of building a distributed ad marketplace, and shares his insights into the online advertising landscape.
Advertising exchange platform AdEx releases beta, offering a wide range of improvements from accessible UI for publishers and advertisers, to its second generation smart contracts.
Looking for new solutions to wow the digital advertising space, blockchain-based ad exchange AdEx joined the IAB TechLab’s Blockchain Working Group.
AdEx (ADX) is a decentralized ad network based on blockchain (Ethereum and NEO) and smart contracts. It is designed to disrupt and replace traditional digital advertising models by providing a fully transparent, focused solution for advertisers to collaborate with publishers and reach the best potential clients. The AdEx network is compatible with all devices and operating systems. It runs on ADX tokens that are used by advertisers and publishers for purchasing and selling advertising property. This technology removes the need of a central authority you need to trust. The AdEx token (ADX) is based on Ethereum. The fundamental philosophy of AdEx is it’s balanced/correct use of blockchain. The AdEx Network only uses the blockchain for mission-critical data, such as accomplished conversion goals and payments. That way, it eliminates the opportunities for fraud and lack of transparency when it comes to the critical events; this, in its turn, removes the incentive to manipulate statistics, which will be kept off-chain to allow for bigger volumes of analytics data. The critical set of smart contracts facilitating the most important interactions between publishers, users and advertisers, is called “the AdEx Core”. The AdEx Core will be kept small and highly modular to mitigate the possibility and impact of potential bugs in smart contracts. The AdEx Core will be made publically available with an open-source license and will go through multiple security audits on every update.
The Interledger protocol (ITL) is a protocol for payments across payment systems. The protocol was introduced by Ripple in October 2015.
This guide provides a detailed explanation of the Uniswap mode of operation and its rise to becoming an in-demand diversified exchange.
