The idea of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) sounds like a utopian tech vision—self-governing communities free from centralized control, where decisions are made transparently and democratically. It’s a compelling concept, but the reality has proven more complex. DAOs got off...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized various industries, including finance, marketing, and cybersecurity. However, it has also become a powerful tool for cybercriminals. AI-driven deepfake technology is increasingly being used to orchestrate fraudulent schemes, particularly in the cryptocurrency space. These...
Quantum computing is poised to disrupt many industries, and crypto is no exception. Arthur Herman, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute and Director of the Quantum Alliance Initiative, emphasized this in a recent op-ed in the Korea Herald. He...
What happens if one steals millions in crypto assets, and when anyone asks why they did it, they simply say, “The code let me do it?” The authorities then hear this and summarily agree to let the perpetrator go...
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 because...
Cryptocurrency thrives on decentralized networks, seamless transactions, and unbreakable trust. However, as the industry grows, so do the threats against it. One of the lesser-known yet potentially devastating cyberattacks that can disrupt blockchain networks is the teardrop attack. If...
When it comes to using cryptocurrencies, transaction fees play a crucial role in determining how fast and cost-effective your transfers are. Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two largest blockchain networks, both charge fees, but the way these costs are structured,...
In the world of cryptocurrency, the courtroom is just as chaotic as the market itself. While Bitcoin and Ethereum were built on the promise of decentralization—cutting out middlemen and regulations—governments aren’t giving up control without a fight. In 2022...
What is the problem with Web3? Web3 was supposed to be the next great leap after the mobile era—a decentralized digital revolution where users would own their data, bypass middlemen, and participate directly in the financial and creative systems...
The rapid growth of Web3 has created a pressing need for scalable, efficient, and user-friendly blockchain infrastructure. Existing networks often struggle with high fees, slow transaction speeds, and limited interoperability, making it difficult for projects to scale and for...
