ENS is taking first steps to Ethereum Layer-2 support
ENS, Ethereum Name Service, in collaboration with Chainlink, is taking first steps towards adopting Ethereum Layer-2 support for ENS domain names. ENS aims for optimistic roll-ups.
Cryptocurrency prices collapse, wiping out billions of dollars
Cryptocurrency prices took a precipitous drop this past week, having their value as much as halved as investors lost billions of dollars. Analysts say there's more pain in the future as well.
Why and How Crypto Will Rule Metaverse
You may think the metaverse will be a bunch of interconnected virtual spaces – the world wide web but accessed through virtual reality. This is largely correct, but there is also a fundamental but slightly more cryptic side to the metaverse that will set it apart from today’s internet: the blockchain.
Ad restrictions won’t impact crypto demand, Binance CEO says
Changpeng Zhao said that the majority of crypto demand and user adoption come from word-of-mouth marketing.
SO YOU JUST BOUGHT SOME BITCOIN, NOW WHAT?
There are three primary ways to take your Bitcoin participation to the next level: secure your keys, run a node and start mining from home
New data shows how Solana transactions compare against Ethereum
Solana’s actual transaction per second stands at actually 3000 which is still very far ahead of Ethereum’s 10.
What Went Wrong In The Crypto.com (CRO) Hack? Experts Weigh In
The Crypto.com hack is less than a week old and still very fresh in the minds of investors in the space. In what was a brief attack, the hackers were able to access a portion of users’ accounts on the platform and steal their funds.
WAX announces a historic 10 million NFT drop to its blockchain accounts
WAX is set on proving that NFTs are here to stay–demonstrating it’s possible to mint and deliver more than 10 million NFTs with zero carbon emissions.
How one Ethereum miner earned over $500k in block rewards
An Ethereum miner earned over $500,000 as he single-handedly mined a whole ETH block.
Not so fast, are “Eth killers” as speedy as they claim?
So-called “Eth-killers”, Layer-1 blockchains competing with Ethereum, are supposed to be much faster and much cheaper. While this is true for fees, are Eth-killers really as fast as they claim to be?
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