Smart contracts are self-executing contracts with the terms and conditions directly written into code. Predefined events and conditions trigger smart contracts, and once...

The internet has undoubtedly transformed our world, revolutionizing communication, transactions, and access to data. However, as we move forward into the future, new technologies are emerging that have the potential to reshape the Internet as we know it. One such technology is blockchain, a decentralized and secure system revolutionizing various industries.

In today's digital landscape, applications (apps) have become integral to our lives. Mobile apps have transformed how we communicate, work, and entertain ourselves, from social media platforms to productivity tools. However, with the rise of blockchain technology, a new paradigm of decentralized applications (DApps) has emerged, challenging the traditional app landscape. This article explores the key differences between apps and DApps, their advantages and disadvantages, and provides insights into their future outlook.

A new crypto exchange backed by firms including Fidelity Digital Assets, Charles Schwab Corp. and Citadel Securities has confirmed that it has gone live. This launch could reshape the digital-asset landscape amid heightened regulation and scrutiny of the cryptocurrency sector. EDX Markets is a new crypto exchange designed to meet both the needs of native digital assets firms and the largest financial institutions globally. The creators of EDX intended to enable faster, safer, and more efficient cryptocurrency trading, leveraging best practices from traditional financial markets on a purpose-built platform.

Bitcoin’s security is based on the proof-of-work concept, where miners compete to solve complex mathematical problems to add new blocks to the Blockchain. Bitcoin’s limited supply ensures that miners will always have rewards. The rewards incentivize miners to continue mining and securing the network. With the limit hardcoded into the Bitcoin protocol, nobody can alter on interfere, including miners and developers.

The relationship between crypto and inflation is undeniable. Inflation can initially cause a decline in the value of cryptocurrencies as investors anticipate higher interest rates and a subsequent drop in demand for riskier assets. However, over time, the ensuing banking sector challenges and other negative consequences of high inflation could prompt investors to seek safer havens like crypto.

The price increase is due to the selling exhaustion of sellers FTX’s collapse, an improving macroeconomic outlook for risk assets, and the impending arrival...

The use of cryptocurrency and the growth of AI has boosted the adoption of Blockchain in several economies Blockchain adoption has been rapidly...

In 1998, Nick Szabo, an American computer scientist, coined the term smart contract as he invented the first cryptocurrency, Bit Gold. Smart...

A consortium blockchain is a type of blockchain technology that efficiently balances security and availability as a decentralized network Public blockchain networks were...

Only 1% of artists earn 77% of the total income received by artists.  Blockchain music has led to the rampant increase of...

Cross-chain interoperability is the process of operation that enables two or more blockchain networks to communicate Decentralized open-source technology allows the creation of...

According to an analyst, the gaming industry will grow at a CARG of 9.64% between 2021 and 2026, ranging from $173.70 billion in...

Blockchain technology has enabled permissionless networks that anyone can use, creating the perfect environment to build economic incentives Blockchain developers fused blockchain technology...

Founded in Kenya and launched in September 2021, Africa Blockchain Center intends to propel Africa to the front lines of the fourth Industrial...

UNHCR and Stellar Development Foundation(SDF) announced the launch of a pilot, first-of-its-kind, blockchain/crypto payment solution. When the Ukrainian refugees choose to convert...