Category: Blockchain

Unsure what blockchain oracles are? Learn here about what they are and why they are vital to blockchains and smart contracts.

Ethereum Hard Forks seem to happen almost every year. Let’s find out what they are and why they are necessary.

Crypto prices are affected by almost an infinite amount of factors interacting with each other simultaneously. Let’s dive into these factors.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are the two biggest blockchains by market cap. Learn their similarities and differences here.

Whether you invest or not, the blockchain and crypto space has become too big to ignore. And for someone who never bought a Bitcoin, it can feel overwhelming. One of the reasons is that you can’t explain crypto without explaining blockchain technology. It’s omnipresent. This term appears on whitepapers, the news, videos, and social media.…

What is it like to lose your entire portfolio on a security mistake you could prevent in two minutes? Crypto wallet security is underrated until it’s not. There are many ways to lose money other than trading, and cyber-attackers don’t precisely care about the size of your account. But there can only be one chain.…

Smart contracts and dApps remove the need for intervention or trust in finance and all its extensions. As Web 3.0. becomes more and more decentralized, dApp use cases and relevance will increase. The Merge of Ethereum, interoperable platforms, and other blockchain innovations revolve around smart contracts. What is a Smart Contract? With great financial decisions…

To avoid slow crypto transaction speeds, you need to increase your network priority with Speed-Up fees. Ideally, the transaction occurs in a fast blockchain with low network congestion and price volatility. When every minute matters, buying crypto directly is faster than transferring among wallets. Why are Crypto Transaction Speeds Important? While it’s worldwide available and…

Blockchains layers are the different levels of interaction and infrastructure provided among blockchain projects. Depending on the layer, the project may provide blockchain technology, a blockchain network, a blockchain upgrade, or blockchain applications. The difference between these seemingly identical terms is Layer 0 vs Layer 1 vs Layer 2 vs Layer 3. What are the…

Proof-of-stake leads to centralization when it favors token quantity. It’s not necessarily a problem as big holders don’t want to lose money on bad decisions. But it creates fewer opportunities for new validators and higher security risks. Can Proof-Of-Stake Lead To Centralization? Decentralization is the essence of blockchain. Yet, one of the most centralized consensus models seems to…