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@Monad said it would make the EVM fast without asking anyone to rebuild for it. Nine months after mainnet, that is done — and the receipts are worth going through one by one. Figures as of August 12,
How GenLayer Decides What's Truly Final Here is something worth sitting with for a moment - on most blockchains, once a transaction confirms, that is it. Done. Immutable. No take-backs. That sounds
Every contract you have ever signed assumes one thing - that someone will check whether reality matched the agreement. Your flight gets cancelled. Someone at the insurance company has to verify that.
Collect built a blockchain specifically for digital collectibles like Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars instead of using a general-purpose chain. The idea was simple - when you deal with licensed IP,
For a long time, crypto had one simple problem - everything was limited. Blockspace was expensive, transactions were slow, and every app had to compete for space in the network. When more people
As you probably remember, the Conway testnet wrapped up not too long ago, and Linera has kicked off a brand new testnet phase - Markets. But before we jump into the new phase, let's do a quick
There is something nobody in crypto likes to admit - blockchains are basically terrible at judgment calls. Move tokens? Perfect. Store a number? Great. But ask a smart contract whether a piece of work
Celestia is no longer about rollups - it’s about markets For a long time, @celestia was seen as a data availability layer that helps rollups scale. That made sense, because at the time scalability was
