Using Web3
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Taught 27 times across 15 recorded calls (Ch2GL, Ch4EN) between 2026-07-21 and 2026-09-30 , in EN .
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Stage 3 Project Ideation and Updates
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- ADA, policy IDs, tokens, and UTXOs
- Testnet Wallet and Transaction Demonstration
- Cardano Blockchain Operation and Delegation Explained
- Cardano Layers Recap
- Blockchain networks and block production
- Stage 3 Project Ideation and Updates
- Transactions, signatures, and fees
- Technical Walkthrough and Token Identification
- Token Transparency And Lovelace
- Cardano X Platform and Self Custody Concepts
- Transaction Metadata
- Community, Constitution, and Participation
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There we go. So there's a fixed cost per I think block or epoch, I'm not sure. And there is a margin. So this is the bit that the stake pool operators, it's their fee. In this case, for example, see one here that's collecting all of it. So if you delegate to this guy, you're not getting any rewards
So if I opened this again, if we go back to our stickies, the third sticky that I have here besides doing some transactions is Block Explorers. So what is this thing? Block Explorer. If we go to Google and just say Cardano Block Explorer and I think I mentioned on the last session that the blockchai
I just made a mistake. What I wanted to get from here. Is like, how can I take this transaction to the other block Explorer? I'm going to need the transaction id, right? So this whole page is a transaction and it starts with the transaction. You see this word? Does this word make more sense now that
Okay, so this was the, the old one was vertical and now they completely refurbished it. And you can see sort of like the, the blocks passing by what's in each block. There's a block every around 20 seconds. So you can see there 43, 50, 44, 14, 44, 50 something. So yeah, within each block there's a t
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- transaction13
- block explorer9
- stake pool8
- delegate7
- fee4
- web34
- dex2
- dapp2
- connect your wallet1
- swap1
- sign a transaction1
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Web3 #24 US-timezone 2 moments
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- 1:02:41 Concepts Blockchain networks and block production Pedro Lucas There we go. So there's a fixed cost per I think block or epoch, I'm not sure. And there is a margin. So this is the bit that the stake pool operators, it's their fee. In this case, for example, see one here that's collecting all of it. So if you delegate to this guy, you're not getting any rewards delegate · fee · stake pool · transaction
- 39:38 TLDR Transactions, signatures, and fees Pedro Lucas Yeah, it's in this case that in Bitcoin it's more like buying space, but there's also a fee market. So it's different here. The smart contract complexity does come into play. Usually it's around 17 cents of an ADA or something like that, and could be this much or up to this much or even more if you fee · transaction
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#2 3 moments
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- 14:34 Concepts Testnet Wallet and Transaction Demonstration Pedro Lucas So if I opened this again, if we go back to our stickies, the third sticky that I have here besides doing some transactions is Block Explorers. So what is this thing? Block Explorer. If we go to Google and just say Cardano Block Explorer and I think I mentioned on the last session that the blockchai block explorer
- 8:47 Concepts Testnet Wallet and Transaction Demonstration Pedro Lucas If you're using web applications, usually using it on the browser is simpler using, let's see here, Web3 simpler than mobile. That's something that we are still. Web3 in general is still trying to solve for. Okay, so I'm not sure if we have Musa's wallet address. Maybe if you could drop it on the ch transaction · web3
- 32:49 Discussion Self-Custody and Wallet Security Pedro Lucas But it is sort of a risk if we compare it with these other devices where the Internet is this white cloud and where from. For my vesper on my phone, the communication happens between the blockchain and the app. I organize the coins I want to send and it just sends a transaction, puts it on the block transaction · web3
Web3 EN call 25 2 moments
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- 1:24:31 Discussion ADA, policy IDs, tokens, and UTXOs Pedro Lucas I just made a mistake. What I wanted to get from here. Is like, how can I take this transaction to the other block Explorer? I'm going to need the transaction id, right? So this whole page is a transaction and it starts with the transaction. You see this word? Does this word make more sense now that block explorer · transaction
- 1:15:36 TLDR ADA, policy IDs, tokens, and UTXOs Pedro Lucas Okay. You want to see what that's about? Okay, let's have a look. If you go let's have a look at our wallet and we have all our tokens the way I can maybe. From Vesper we can't really get to. Information that that easy but we can jump from Vesper to a block Explorer very easily if we come to the tra block explorer · transaction
Web3 Ch2 Eng #20 2 moments
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- 14:48 TLDR Stage 3 Project Ideation and Updates Pedro Lucas Okay, so this was the, the old one was vertical and now they completely refurbished it. And you can see sort of like the, the blocks passing by what's in each block. There's a block every around 20 seconds. So you can see there 43, 50, 44, 14, 44, 50 something. So yeah, within each block there's a t block explorer · dex · transaction
- 1:10:44 TLDR Onboard Ninja Token Liquidity and Campaign Setup Pedro Lucas In my case, it's actually showing me in euros and it shows a simulation of how much this ADA that I have on pre prod would be worth if it was real ada. But yeah. Okay, so this is probably the same wallet address that I could see here. Let's check fxkph. You see, it's exactly the same address. It's a block explorer
Web3 Ch2 Eng #19 2 moments
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- 1:00:38 TLDR Technical Walkthrough and Token Identification Pedro Lucas Adds up we have 848 ADA 140,449 Lovelace you see there all the way down to the Lovelace 449 Lovelace. So that's my wallet seen within the block explorer C explorer actually I'm going to add it here. So let's see here policy ID and this is going to be the policy ID for the 45B fungible token. It's no block explorer
- 22:05 Discussion Cardano X Platform and Self Custody Concepts Pedro Lucas It doesn't allow you to connect to websites, which is what we call the SIP 30 connection. And it's very different if you go to something like Fetch Swap. You get there and you just connect your wallet and you give your aid and give you. They give you Hosky and that's it. So yeah, we spoke a bit abou connect your wallet · swap
EN Web3 Workshop #21 2 moments
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- 48:27 TLDR Cardano Blockchain Operation and Delegation Explained Pedro Lucas But I have aggregated a number of wallets that I manage to delegate to this drep. So you can see it's two completely different things. One is the stake pool thing. The other thing is the D rep and they are both symbolic. So no ADA moves when I delegate to these, apart from a few cents that I pay for delegate · stake pool · transaction
- 38:58 TLDR Cardano Blockchain Operation and Delegation Explained Pedro Lucas So proof of stake means that what gives you. It's having stake, having ada, having ADA in play that gives you right to produce blocks. And because most people don't have their own Cardano server, their own Cardano node, we delegate that right. So like if I have 1,000 ADA or 100 ADA or 10 ADA and in delegate · stake pool
EN Web3 Workshop #22 3 moments
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- 12:37 Concepts Cardano Layers Recap Pedro Lucas So yes, we're still doing a recap of last session where we went through two layers of Cardano. The one is the network layer so how running the chain works on stake pool operators that data holders delegate to. And the other layer is Cardano governance where basically we need to vote to decide on tre delegate · stake pool
- 1:02:51 TLDR Governance as Democratic Prototype Pedro Lucas Okay, cool. Thanks for going over this with me. We're a bit over time already. Let me know if you have some some feedback on on the chat on the Gimbal Labs Discord server. I'm just going to fly over these tools very quickly to leave you again with the challenge to explore a bit more and adding the a dapp
- 9:40 TLDR Cardano Layers Recap Pedro Lucas Okay, so but what I was saying is in terms of running the Cardano chain, we have stake pool operators working like running server Cardano servers or nodes and they produce blocks and secure the network. They do this with the legitimacy of the ADA that was delegated to them by the ADA holders and own delegate · stake pool
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#6 1 moment
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- 12:11 TLDR Token Transparency And Lovelace Pedro Lucas I'm not sure what asset this is,. But. It's probably all assets. Let's have a look at this one, for example. It's a project that I think is just winding down now on Cardano. So I'm just developing from here that this ID is the key to a type of token on the blockchain. And if you put that kind of ID block explorer
Web3 Call#26 2 moments
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- 26:51 Discussion Transaction Metadata Pedro Lucas And they just wrote in there, the description for the transaction is funds 14 voter rewards. If we were to look at this transaction in block Explorer, I'm not sure in ADA stat where we see that. block explorer · transaction
- 46:55 Concepts Web3 Business Models Pedro Lucas I'm not sure why I had management consulting here in terms of value towards us, but probably it has to do with some lines of business or industries where you can Have a product, even open source, but then you collect, you get paid to consult in that project or in that implementing that product, that fee · web3
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#7 2 moments
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- 52:38 TLDR Community, Constitution, and Participation Pedro Lucas Basically telling the blockchain or declaring to the blockchain, to everyone, that this stake key wants this person to represent him for governance aspects. Guys, any thumbs up? Is this all okay? Making sense? So the same way, maybe I've sent you some ADA just as an experiment on mainnet and that it delegate · stake pool · transaction
- 18:13 TLDR Cardano Ecosystem Structure Pedro Lucas We have businesses, companies, trying to create their products that can be DeFi, or that can be Web3, or a number of things in the middle. And we have the guys building the software that runs in the servers, the nodes, the relays, the stake pool operators. So on, like, for someone that doesn't know stake pool · web3
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#9 2 moments
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- 10:35 Extended Indian Web3 ecosystem and regulation Pedro Lucas fun, and drep talk. I'm just dropping it on the chat. Sorry, it's a bit wrangled together. Maybe if I do it like this. Okay. Now, so for DeFi Protocol, you will want to have a look at Wing Riders, for example, which is basically a DEX on Cardano. I'm going to drop them one by one because maybe that' dex
- 39:31 Discussion Wallets, onboarding and developer tooling Pedro Lucas This is created by the guys at Mesh, which is a React type of app, Mesh JS. Let's see if I can find them. TypeScript SDK for DApp development. Initially, they were just Cardano. I'm not sure if they have Bitcoin on this side as well. So they can build transactions. There's a number of stuff. dapp
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 1 moment
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- 33:28 Discussion Wallets, networks and blockchain fundamentals Pedro Lucas So now you've covered that and you don't have any questions about like sending and receiving and seeing the history. Did you understand the part about the block explorer? Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Right? Because you know, blockchain is a cloud of information. Anyone can access it from. From diff block explorer · transaction
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 1 moment
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- 34:14 Full Wallets, keys, addresses, and transactions Pedro Lucas But if we sign a transaction, I just need to switch my microphone. Is that good? Now, see? Okay, cool. sign a transaction · transaction
Web3 Call #23 Euro/African timezone 1 moment
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- 24:33 Full Recap of previous governance sessions Pedro Lucas If you don't have a server, if you don't have a Cardano stake pool, you're going to need to select a stake pool operator. And the other one is usually either selecting a delegate representative or becoming a direct voter. But you should do at least one of these things. Okay, I'm not gonna go back to delegate · stake pool
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#8 1 moment
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- 1:10:14 TLDR Barcelona Football Club and Andamio case study Pedro Lucas This is where probably they are sponsoring someone is paying for a transaction fee to send me an access token and it says I can see it on the blockchain. So let's do view. They're sending me to Cardano Scan which is a bit like not the first option that I would use because it. Has a lot of publicity fee · transaction
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