In an ideal world, we wouldn’t store any sensitive data in the cloud. Despite all of the claims around strong security, the cloud will never be as safe as storing something on your own, encrypted hardware device. However, the reality is that we now live in a multi-device world and we can’t and don’t bring the same device with us everywhere we go. Using the cloud, it’s possible to conveniently access your sensitive data from any location or device.
Tokyo-based digital payments firm PassPay has announced a strategic alliance with EOS Network Foundation (ENF), the lead developer of EOS Network. The agreement will see the two entities explore the development of new financial products that make use of blockchain technology. The announcement arrives at a time when EOS Network is enjoying a new lease of life, aided by enhancements to its EVM that have made it easier for DeFi developers to build on EOS.
The global blockchain ecosystem is expanding as demand grows. As established networks continuously improve, fresh platforms with Web3-focused features are introduced. Here are the top blockchains to build for developers.
If you’re looking for the next big opportunity in the crypto industry, you might want to take a look at the metaverse. As crypto gears up for its next bullrun, the growth of immersive digital worlds looks sure to accelerate.
The score will include both on-chain metrics and off-chain metrics such as a community rating system to determine a participant’s final score.
This comprehensive guide to aid users in choosing the right Wallet-as-a-Service provider, covering essential aspects like NFT features, user experience, and analytics
cheqd is looking to accelerate the adoption of self-sovereign identity technology in Web3 with the launch of its Creds Creator Studio platform at the 2023 Web Summit in Lisbon today. The company, which is aiming to build a trusted data economy to encourage the use of verifiable credentials in blockchain communities, is making it simple for Web3 companies to create and issue “Creds”, which are tokens that can be used by community members to prove their identities and reputations in a private way.
There is a plethora of data to suggest that despite the macroeconomic slowdown induced by the COVID-19 pandemic, the space and aerospace industries have been on a trajectory of rapid evolution — powered largely by technological innovation as well as a surge in global demand. In fact, during 2023 alone, these sectors exhibited robust growth, notably in terms of their respective workforce demand, both in the United States and internationally.
Entering the cryptocurrency space for the first time has always been a headache for the uninitiated, and can even be complex for more experienced users. Indeed, for many, the barrier to entry has proven to be far too high. With the need to create an account with a crypto exchange, download and set up a wallet, safeguard your private keys, and understand what different cryptocurrencies are for, many users have simply thrown in the towel.
Cross-chain CEX and DEX integrator RocketX has announced its support for MicroVision Chain, one of the most promising Bitcoin scaling solutions, making it interoperable with more than 100 leading blockchain networks.
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Cryptocurrency exchange MultiBank.io says it’s injecting a bit of stability into the lives of stressed-out traders with the launch of its innovative new “Panic Sell” feature, which allows them to quickly dump any digital asset they may hold if market conditions necessitate such a move.
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Cryptocurrency markets have experienced a rather dull year so far. Investors are facing one of the longest winters, losing interest in one of the most exciting technologies of the past decade. This is shown by the massive flight of capital from VCs and retail investors, and the diminished valuation of the crypto market over a couple of years. At its highest point, in November 2021, the crypto market topped the $3 trillion mark but has gradually dipped over the past two years to $1.13 trillion, as of writing.
The popular Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) provider Opside has announced that it’s rebranding to “Lumoz” in a move that’s designed to reflect the project’s expansion and avoid any confusion over its purpose.
Swiss-based non-profit firm supporting blockchain technology development, Anoma Foundation in conjunction with Namada, a layer 1 blockchain offering asset-agnostic interchain privacy, announced the launch of a Community Builders Program to help advance the building, development, and adoption of privacy solutions on public blockchains.
Binance Research has just released its Q3 report for 2023. “State of Crypto: Market Pulse” provides a snapshot of the blockchain industry as the year prepares to enter its final quarter. There’s been a lot to pack into the last three months of crypto activity but Binance Research does its best to cover it.
The initiative aims to lower costs in cloud computing, increase revenue for GPU owners, and bolster innovation in the AI space.
Data network for blockchain platforms Subsquid integrates Flare to provide historical data to developers and applications on the platform.
Namada launches a slew of initiatives in Turkey set to boost participation and adoption of its platform across the Web 3 ecosystem.
In 2023, few crypto narratives have been as persistent as Ethereum staking. With new DeFi use cases in short supply, and a spate of hacks dampening enthusiasm for untested smart contracts, staking has become a safe haven for many. Tens of billions of dollars are locked into the Ethereum staking contract, much of it through liquid staking protocols such as Lido and Rocket.
Vara Network, the blockchain layer for high-performance dapps, has unveiled its vision for hosting game-changing web3 applications. With Vara’s mainnet now live and around 75 projects building on it, a new frontier in scalable, low-latency dapps is opening. Its team are confident they can lure developers seeking to create web3 games that aren’t constrained by existing blockchain bottlenecks.
