How does Cardano's Metadata Feature Work?

A Merkle Tree is a data structure used in blockchain to efficiently verify the integrity of large sets of data, where each non-leaf node is a hash of its child nodes.

Cardano supports mobile wallets through applications that allow users to securely store and manage ADA and other digital assets, offering features like address generation, transaction history, and QR code scanning for easy transactions on the go, with options from both native and third-party wallets.

Cardano implements metadata storage on the blockchain using transaction metadata fields. These fields allow users to attach additional data to transactions, such as timestamps, signatures, or arbitrary strings. This capability enables a wide range of applications, including identity verification, document certification, and asset management.

Cardano supports multi-asset tokens, enabling users to create and transact custom digital assets, fostering innovation and interoperability within its blockchain ecosystem.