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Disclaimer: Liberty Nodes and the Liberty Blockchain are governed by a Distributed Governance Framework (DGF), which is distinct from and not solely controlled by the Pioneer Development Group (PDG...

In essence, a blockchain bridge serves as an intermediary that bridges the gap between different blockchain networks. Much like an interpreter between different languages, it facilitates the seamle...

Blockchain bridges deploy intricate protocols, smart contracts, or decentralized applications (DApps) to forge secure connections between separate blockchains. They maintain the secure transfer of ...

The Bridge employs cryptographic techniques and decentralized mechanisms to ensure security. Smart contracts and protocols used in the Bridge are designed to prevent unauthorized access and tamperi...

What is a Charter? The Distributed Governance Framework (DFG) Charter specifies how Liberty node owners will exercise governance over the blockchain and Liberty digital rewards.  How will the node ...

This article will walk you through your next steps. To get started: If you do not already have a Liberty account created, you need to create one HERE. Create an account that has the same email add...

First, you will need to link your Connect United account with your Liberty account. The instructions can be found HERE. Next, follow the Instructions HERE to set up your Liberty Node.    PDG Standa...

A distribution is the allocation of cryptocurrency tokens or assets to individuals or entities. These distributions serve various essential purposes, such as rewarding network participants, incenti...

Liberty's first layer is built on the Ethereum blockchain, a decentralized and open-source blockchain with the capability to execute smart contracts. This is where Liberty's token, LBRT, will be ho...

Layer 2 represents a hard fork of Liberty, indicating that Liberty's developers have created a new version of the blockchain with updated rules. One notable change in Layer 2 is the implementation ...