CorePass · ingridnovak · Feb 27, 2024 · Feb 28, 2024 · Feb 29, 2024 · Feb 29, 2024
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diff --git a/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE/pr-template.md b/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE/pr-template.md
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 <!-- This is the suggested template for new PRs. When opening a pull request to submit your Article, use an abbreviated title for the filename, `article-name.md`. The title should be 44 characters or fewer. -->
+
 ## Abstract
 
 <!-- A short (~200 words) description of the commited article. -->
diff --git a/babel.config.js b/babel.config.js
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 module.exports = {
-  presets: [require.resolve('@docusaurus/core/lib/babel/preset')],
+  presets: [require.resolve("@docusaurus/core/lib/babel/preset")],
 };
diff --git a/blog/authors.yml b/blog/authors.yml
@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-

diff --git a/blog/core-blockchain-web4.md b/blog/core-blockchain-web4.md
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 ---
 title: Core Blockchain Outruns Competition, Bringing Web 4.0 and DeFi 2.0 via CoDeTech
 author: CCnews24
+
 date: 2022-08-24
 lang: en-US
 categories:
@@ -12,6 +13,7 @@ tags:
   - defi2
 image: /img/blog/core-blockchain-web4-core-blockchain-defi.png
 ---
+
 ![Core Blockchain Web 4.0](/img/blog/core-blockchain-web4-core-blockchain-defi.png "Core Blockchain Web 4.0")
 
 > The recently released Core Blockchain represents the next step in this area of tech.

diff --git a/blog/core-nodes.md b/blog/core-nodes.md
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ tags:
   - guide
 image: /img/blog/nodes-and-their-role.png
 ---
+
 ![Nodes and Their Role](/img/blog/core-nodes-nodes-and-their-role.png "Nodes and Their Role")
 
 In the dynamic realm of distributed ledger technology, nodes are the silent architects shaping the decentralized landscape of a blockchain. Understanding the intricacies of these nodes is not merely a technical nuance but a key to clarifying the very essence of blockchain's sustainability, resilience and transparency.
@@ -61,7 +62,7 @@ For a better mining experience, we recommend connecting your computational facil
 
 A mining pool is a special 3rd party software similar to a supercomputer that is installed on a set of servers, a mining pool is connected to the special upstream node which creates a block that should be mined, receives the resulting nonce from the pool, and seals this block.
 
-On the flip side, the pool welcomes connections from miners using the stratum protocol and distributes the computational workload among them. Pools handle accounting for the hashrate and individual miner efforts, ensuring proper rewards are assigned and paid out regularly, in the case of Catch That Rabbit  every 4 hours.
+On the flip side, the pool welcomes connections from miners using the stratum protocol and distributes the computational workload among them. Pools handle accounting for the hashrate and individual miner efforts, ensuring proper rewards are assigned and paid out regularly, in the case of Catch That Rabbit every 4 hours.
 
 > Nodes, pools, and client interactions
 
@@ -87,11 +88,11 @@ On the flip side, the pool welcomes connections from miners using the stratum pr
 
 ### Tips, Linux Command
 
-- You can use screen Linux command to run Go-core client in the  background.
+- You can use screen Linux command to run Go-core client in the background.
 - You can setup system service to run Go-core as a daemon on Ubuntu.
 - Go-core client has command line options compatible with the command line options of Geth Ethereum client.
 - Console commands and features are compatible with Geth software with one exception: `eth` namespace was changed to `xcb`. For example, to check the balance you could use the `xcb.getBalance` command instead of `eth.getBalance` in Geth.
-Reference for using [the interactive console](https://geth.ethereum.org/docs/interacting-with-geth/javascript-console).
+  Reference for using [the interactive console](https://geth.ethereum.org/docs/interacting-with-geth/javascript-console).
 
 ## Collectively as a Community
 

diff --git a/blog/denomination-units.md b/blog/denomination-units.md
@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ tags:
   - units
 image: /img/blog/denomination-units.png
 ---
+
 ![Denomination Units](/img/blog/denomination-units.png "Denomination Units")
 
 Anyone who ever held money in their hands will know that dollars break into cents, pounds break into pennies, and yens break into sens. However, did you know, that cryptocurrencies break into smaller units, too? And usually, it is several of them.
@@ -36,23 +37,23 @@ The units that follow each represent a further shift in three decimal places. Th
 
 You can find further details, such as aliases, symbols, or values in the following chart:
 
-| Name | Alias | Unit | Symbol | SI | Value |
-|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-| Ore | Ore | ø | 🔷 | ["atto","a"] | 1E+00 |
-| Wav | Fecore |  | 〰️ | ["femto","f"] | 1E+03 |
-| Grav | Picore |  | ➰ | ["pico","p"] | 1E+06 |
-| Nucle | Nacore | ꞥ | ✴️ | ["nano","n"] | 1E+09 |
-| Atom | μcore |  | ⚛️ | ["micro","μ"] | 1E+12 |
-| Moli | Micore | ₥ | ❇️ | ["mili","m"] | 1E+15 |
-| Core | Core | ₡ | 🟢️️   |  | 1E+18 |
-| Aer | Kicore | ₳ | 🌀️  | ["kilo","k"] | 1E+21 |
-| Orb | Mecore |  | ☄️ | ["mega","M"] | 1E+24 |
-| Plano | Gicore | Ᵽ | 🪐️  | ["giga","G"] | 1E+27 |
-| Tera | Tecore |  | 🌐️  | ["tera","T"] | 1E+30 |
-| Sola | Precore |  | 💫️  | ["peta","P"] | 1E+33 |
-| Galx | Excore | Ǥ | ✨️ | ["exa","E"] | 1E+36 |
-| Cluster | Zecore |  | 💠️  | ["zetta","Z"] | 1E+39 |
-| Supermatter | Yocore | ₷ | 🔱 | ["yotta","Y"] | 1E+42 |
+| Name        | Alias   | Unit | Symbol | SI            | Value |
+| ----------- | ------- | ---- | ------ | ------------- | ----- |
+| Ore         | Ore     | ø    | 🔷     | ["atto","a"]  | 1E+00 |
+| Wav         | Fecore  |      | 〰️     | ["femto","f"] | 1E+03 |
+| Grav        | Picore  |      | ➰     | ["pico","p"]  | 1E+06 |
+| Nucle       | Nacore  | ꞥ    | ✴️     | ["nano","n"]  | 1E+09 |
+| Atom        | μcore   |      | ⚛️     | ["micro","μ"] | 1E+12 |
+| Moli        | Micore  | ₥    | ❇️     | ["mili","m"]  | 1E+15 |
+| Core        | Core    | ₡    | 🟢️️   |               | 1E+18 |
+| Aer         | Kicore  | ₳    | 🌀️    | ["kilo","k"]  | 1E+21 |
+| Orb         | Mecore  |      | ☄️     | ["mega","M"]  | 1E+24 |
+| Plano       | Gicore  | Ᵽ    | 🪐️    | ["giga","G"]  | 1E+27 |
+| Tera        | Tecore  |      | 🌐️    | ["tera","T"]  | 1E+30 |
+| Sola        | Precore |      | 💫️    | ["peta","P"]  | 1E+33 |
+| Galx        | Excore  | Ǥ    | ✨️    | ["exa","E"]   | 1E+36 |
+| Cluster     | Zecore  |      | 💠️    | ["zetta","Z"] | 1E+39 |
+| Supermatter | Yocore  | ₷    | 🔱     | ["yotta","Y"] | 1E+42 |
 
 ## Further Economic Description of XCB’s Subunits
 

diff --git a/blog/genesis-allocation-dao.md b/blog/genesis-allocation-dao.md
@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ tags:
   - dao
 image: /img/blog/charting-the-future.png
 ---
+
 ![Charting the Future](/img/blog/charting-the-future.png "Charting the Future")
 
 In the spirit of transparency pivotal for any blockchain technology, it is of utmost importance to be familiar with the genesis block and where the assets sprouting from it are allocated.
@@ -39,8 +40,8 @@ In summary, the genesis block is not only a technical starting point for a block
 The genesis allocation of Core Blockchain was minted on 6.5.2022 at 10:34 UTC. The assets originating from this allocation have been distributed to the following wallets in the following quantities:
 
 - [cb062b0d7e13b47c40350d2bb77940084737deaab755](https://blockindex.net/address/cb062b0d7e13b47c40350d2bb77940084737deaab755) - 108,000,000 XCB
-- [cb9485e8523dffd750102cd03c228768e30028d8f503](https://blockindex.net/address/cb9485e8523dffd750102cd03c228768e30028d8f503) -  69,000,000 XCB
-- [cb357d2b2a6c1d6f4169f3b618f953ea9e2371a9d8b2](https://blockindex.net/address/cb357d2b2a6c1d6f4169f3b618f953ea9e2371a9d8b2) -  30,000,000 XCB
+- [cb9485e8523dffd750102cd03c228768e30028d8f503](https://blockindex.net/address/cb9485e8523dffd750102cd03c228768e30028d8f503) - 69,000,000 XCB
+- [cb357d2b2a6c1d6f4169f3b618f953ea9e2371a9d8b2](https://blockindex.net/address/cb357d2b2a6c1d6f4169f3b618f953ea9e2371a9d8b2) - 30,000,000 XCB
 - [cb89e8496e3aab9b4dee805c92c5db86053780c013eb](https://blockindex.net/address/cb89e8496e3aab9b4dee805c92c5db86053780c013eb) - 30,000,000 XCB
 - [cb9516eb8a65b760d9d626ebdc33c222fe6b5e8b70e0](https://blockindex.net/address/cb9516eb8a65b760d9d626ebdc33c222fe6b5e8b70e0) - 30,000,000 XCB
 - [cb555aa34251ab3437359b0ca65fdd55f6758558aca1](https://blockindex.net/address/cb555aa34251ab3437359b0ca65fdd55f6758558aca1) - 27,000,000 XCB

diff --git a/blog/mainnet-is-live.md b/blog/mainnet-is-live.md
@@ -11,10 +11,11 @@ tags:
   - mainnet
 image: /img/blog/mainnet-is-live.png
 ---
+
 ![Mainnet is Live](/img/blog/mainnet-is-live.png "Mainnet is Live")
 
 > It always seems impossible until it's done.
-— Nelson Mandela
+> — Nelson Mandela
 
 The year is 2014, the world realizes that combating climate change is inevitable, Scotland votes to stay in the UK, the first-ever probe lands on a comet, Vitalik Buterin announces Ethereum at the Bitcoin conference in Miami, and a trio of visionaries meets for the first time to conceptualize what would ultimately become the biggest breakthrough in the field of decentralized technology.
 
@@ -144,7 +145,7 @@ That is why we have created a reward system for those who discover a bug. The re
 We calculate rewards according to the OWASP risk rating model based on Impact and Likelihood.
 
 | **Impact**   | **Severity**    | **Severity**    | **Severity**    |
-|--------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
+| ------------ | --------------- | --------------- | --------------- |
 | **High**     | Moderate //S3// | High //S4//     | Critical //S5// |
 | **Moderate** | Low //S2//      | Moderate //S3// | High //S4//     |
 | **Low**      | Note //S1//     | Low //S2//      | Moderate //S3// |

diff --git a/blog/mining.md b/blog/mining.md
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ tags:
   - computing
 image: /img/blog/mining-mining-core-coin.png
 ---
+
 ![Mining Tutorial](/img/blog/mining-mining-core-coin.png "Mining Tutorial")
 
 If you have decided to participate in the Core Blockchain Network by mining Core Coins (XCB), but don’t exactly know how to start, you have come to the right place. In this article, we will teach you how to download and adjust the mining software.

diff --git a/blog/xcb-hodler.md b/blog/xcb-hodler.md
@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ tags:
   - hodler
 image: /img/blog/xcb-hodler.png
 ---
+
 ![XCB HODLER App](/img/blog/xcb-hodler.png "XCB HODLER App")
 
 Read through the ABCs of the XCB HODLER app and what differentiates it from other crypto wallets.
@@ -21,15 +22,15 @@ When engaging with our application, designed as an interface for importing Core
 <!--truncate-->
 
 1. Decentralized Operation & No Data Storage on Our Servers
-  What it means: Our app operates without relying on a centralized system, meaning we neither store nor track your data on any platform – be it our servers or external databases. It's as if every user has their own individual, impenetrable room.
+   What it means: Our app operates without relying on a centralized system, meaning we neither store nor track your data on any platform – be it our servers or external databases. It's as if every user has their own individual, impenetrable room.
 1. Code Obfuscation
-  What it means: Any attempts to replicate or counterfeit our app would hit a wall due to our "scrambled" code. It's akin to trying to reverse-engineer a gourmet dish without knowing any of its secret ingredients.
+   What it means: Any attempts to replicate or counterfeit our app would hit a wall due to our "scrambled" code. It's akin to trying to reverse-engineer a gourmet dish without knowing any of its secret ingredients.
 1. Download Source Checks
-  What it means: We make sure that the app that you are using was published by us and not by mean actors.
+   What it means: We make sure that the app that you are using was published by us and not by mean actors.
 1. Safety Measures Against Unwanted Access
-  What it means: Our app is akin to a top-tier security facility. Intruders trying to infiltrate the app's inner workings or using questionable devices are promptly denied access. Imagine a bank vault that demands stringent authentication.
+   What it means: Our app is akin to a top-tier security facility. Intruders trying to infiltrate the app's inner workings or using questionable devices are promptly denied access. Imagine a bank vault that demands stringent authentication.
 1. Data Encryption & Secure Storage
-  What it means: Information stored on your device undergoes encryption and is secured using the most advanced storage mechanisms. We utilize device-centric securities like KeyChain for iPhones and KeyStore for Android. It's like entrusting a prized possession to the world's most secure vault.
+   What it means: Information stored on your device undergoes encryption and is secured using the most advanced storage mechanisms. We utilize device-centric securities like KeyChain for iPhones and KeyStore for Android. It's like entrusting a prized possession to the world's most secure vault.
 
 ## The App’s Essential Role