What the Ethereum Hard Fork Means
Ethereum underwent a hard fork as a result of a recent upgrade. Lets take a look at what that means.
Read moreEthereum underwent a hard fork as a result of a recent upgrade. Lets take a look at what that means.
Read moreThe long-awaited Constantinople fork of the Ethereum network has been delayed due to potential security issues identified by ChainSecurity. An innovation of the Constantinople update was the introduction of cheaper gas cost for certain SSTORE operations. The Swiss blockchain security…
Read moreDo you find yourself wasting away the day with nothing to do? Are you a workaholic struggling to keep several balls in the air? Canyudo, a UK blockchain startup, has an answer for both problems. The company recently developed a…
Read moreThe Week in Blockchain Singaporean sovereign wealth fund, Vertex Ventures has announced it’s investing in the world’s largest crypto fund, Binance. The two are working to bring a fiat to crypto exchange to South East Asia.
Read moreSet to be released in January 2019, Wrapped Bitcoin Tokens are creating waves in the crypto community. Known as WBTC, this exciting development sets out to integrate Bitcoin into the Ethereum blockchain.
Read moreIn 2018, we are witnessing the creation of hundreds of new blockchain projects. As with any growing industry, the majority of new projects that crop up around it are barely noticeable, while the community focuses on a promising few.
Read moreAll too often we hear heated discussions within the cryptocurrency community over which coin is king. Framed as bitter rivals battling to control the future of crypto, many “Bitcoin vs. Ethereum” debates entirely miss the point that these two currencies…
Read moreTo understand the concept of Ethereum gas, you first need to look at the protocol as a virtual machine on top of a decentralized network. The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is a decentralized platform that stores data and executes program…
Read moreBitcoin is in the process of deploying the Lightning Network. The new protocol helps the cryptocurrency handle more transactions, speed up confirmations and reduce costs incurred by users when sending and receiving bitcoins.
Read moreThe Solidity coding language is taking over a majority of the smart contract programming market. Its compatibility with Ethereum, the most used blockchain for launching and running self-executing agreements, makes it a top choice for developers.
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