The Bitcoin maximalist has long touted the importance of ordinality – the principle of preserving the numerical order of the past while anticipating the future. An ode to ordinals is a reminder of how this mindset has been critical in shaping the evolution of cryptocurrencies.
Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, recently shared his top ten ideas for fueling the growth of the crypto industry- from modernizing payment technology to increasing financial freedom. His ideas provide a roadmap to meaningful progress within the sector.
Artbitrum’s CEO, Abhinav Sharma, today declared that their Stylus software is set to revolutionize the EVM industry. He described Stylus as being a “game-changing” technology with the potential to significantly reduce costs and improve security.
Chainalysis, the blockchain forensics firm, is quickly changing the blockchain regulatory landscape. Known for its reliable software tools, it is being called ‘the Theranos of blockchain forensics’. Its technology is trusted by a growing number of governments and businesses worldwide.
Makers of popular DeFi platform MakerDAO are migrating their platform from Ethereum to Solana. This move is expected to improve both scalability and speed, allowing the system to better serve its users.
Twitch streamer Alliestrasza has described many of the earliest blockchain games as “cash grabs”, claiming there was often little to no consideration for creating an enjoyable user experience.
China has officially declared that cryptocurrency is legal property, yet questions remain about what this may signal for the future of the volatile foreign exchange. Will this move provide new opportunities or introduce further challenges?
James Tromans, a Google Cloud Solutions technologist, recently spoke on the intersections between artificial intelligence and Web3. Tromans believes that leveraging both AI and Web3 can enable organizations to unlock unprecedented levels of efficiency and enable next-level data-driven decisions.
On the first day of its ICO, the aerodrome fanatics managed to raise a staggering amount of $150 million, a huge vote of confidence in their determination to establish a base blockchain.
Noelyne Sumba of Machankura states that by putting Bitcoin on Africa’s feature phones, the unbanked population of the continent can gain access to a wealth of financial services that were previously unavailable.