Liquidity provision in Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is the backbone of Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) and lending protocols. Simply put, it involves users, known as Liquidity Providers (LPs), depositing pairs of tokens (like ETH/USDC or SOL/USDT) into smart contract-based pools...

Since its launch in 2015, Ethereum has grown from a bold experiment into the world’s leading smart contract platform. It introduced a revolutionary idea, programmable money, that allowed developers to build dApps and launch tokens on-chain. This laid...

If you've used Ethereum long enough, you've probably encountered a stuck transaction—one that sits in a "pending" state far longer than expected. This issue is especially common during periods of high network activity or when gas fees are...

Traditional finance is increasingly drawn to blockchain, but most are dipping their toes rather than diving in. Real-world asset (RWA) tokenization has become the entry point, yet few projects offer a truly on-chain, end-to-end solution. That’s where Lumia...

Imagine waking up to find you can’t access your bank account because your money has been frozen, or discovering that your cryptocurrency wallet has been blacklisted, locking you out of your funds. Both situations involve controlling access to...

The crypto revolution began in 2009 with Bitcoin, and it has reached unprecedented heights with the cryptocurrency leading the charge. However, the tides are changing, and Bitcoin’s role in the future of the industry is being debated.  Should...

South Korea has long been a major player in the global crypto market. Despite having a relatively small population, the country consistently ranks high in crypto trading volume, adoption rates, and blockchain innovation.  From the days of the...

Global demand for clear and consistent crypto regulation has surged, with policymakers worldwide recognizing the need for frameworks that support innovation while ensuring market safety. In the US, 2025 has brought significant political momentum behind crypto legislation, such...

Ethereum’s transaction fees have dropped to their lowest level in five years, now averaging just $0.168 per transaction, as reported by the on-chain analytics platform Santiment. This decline coincides with a lull in Ethereum network activity, as fewer...

Blockchain records are designed to be immutable—once a transaction is confirmed, it cannot be reversed or deleted. This unchangeable nature is a cornerstone of Ethereum’s capability to power DeFi. Its biggest innovation, smart contracts, ensure a trustless system...