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Ethereum is a stage for creating decentralized applications running on blockchain, using brilliant contracts. Since its shipment on June 30, 2015, it has gained relentless fame. From the end of January 2016, there has been a wave. In March 2016, not so much as a time of its reality, that development in Ethereum ended, reaching a record-breaking market cap of more than $ 1 billion. From that point on, stakes have declined and Ethereum has declined a bit. Be that as it may, the coin currently ranks second after Bitcoin on the list of capital letters for digital currencies. Bitcoin has experienced a similar explosion of development in late 2013 - mid-2014, when its costs have reached record-breaking highs. Shipments of several hundred if not many different types of options that followed digital forms of money. Some of those altcoins have figured out how to reach a certain level of performance; none of them have reached Ethereum status, however. In fact, the phase made the most of Microsoft's consideration, when it reported Ethereum Block Chain as a Service (EBaaS) shipping in light of the Microsoft Azure phase in November 2015.