Layer 1 vs Layer 2: The Battle for Blockchain Supremacy Blockchain technology changes constantly, therefore, developers and consumers must understand the difference between Layer 1 and Layer 2. Layer 1 includes fundamental blockchain networks that allow blockchain-based transactions. These networks are then optimized and scalable with Layer 2 solutions. This blog describes their advantages, how […]

Institutional Finance and DeFi 2.0: Convergence or Collision? The cryptocurrency market and the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector are expanding quickly. Thus, people are turning to DeFi platforms for personal, private, and institutional use. Since the rise in recent months, institutions have been interested in DeFi. The next decentralised financial version is DeFi 2.0. It fixes

The Next Halving Horizon: Countdown to Crypto’s Catalyst Bitcoin halving cuts the total amount of BTC that is available. They have usually caused the price of Bitcoin to go up. Bitcoin halving cuts the total amount of BTC that is available. Because of this, they’ve usually caused the price of Bitcoin to go up. Bitcoin

Bitcoin Stability at $87K Amid Regulatory Shift Bitcoin‘s price decrease stunned the cryptocurrency market. Analysts describe the leading digital asset’s decline below $87,000 as a market U-turn. CoinDesk attributes the price decline to economic concerns, regulatory uncertainties, and investor sentiment. Bitcoin was at $92,000 before this decline, and the market was happy because institutions were

Institutional Finance and DeFi 2.0: Convergence or Collision? The cryptocurrency market and the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector are expanding quickly. Thus, people are turning to DeFi platforms for personal, private, and institutional use. Since the rise in recent months, institutions have been interested in DeFi. The next decentralised financial version is DeFi 2.0. It fixes

Bitcoin Halving and Market Volatility About every four years, or when 210,000 blocks have been created, Bitcoin‘s value is cut in half by the public. This has always been a part of Bitcoin and is used to control how many new bitcoins are made and keep their number limited. It costs half as much to

Bitcoin Ordinals and BRC-20 The Ordinals protocol allows Bitcoin to make NFTs (non-fungible tokens). Bitcoin Ordinals write raw file data to the blockchain, unlike other NFTs, which create new tokens. This new approach is revolutionary and adds new dimensions to Bitcoin asset management. Bitcoin Request for Comment 20 (BRC-20) tokens became popular shortly after their

Decentralized Social Media: The Future of Online Autonomy Social media is a significant component of our daily communication in the digital age. According to Smart Insights, almost half the world can use social media. However, one individual or group ruling all social networks has caused privacy violations, hacking, server unavailability, de-platforming, and censorship. Consider a

What Is DePIN? A Beginner’s Guide to Decentralized Infrastructure DePINs, or decentralized physical infrastructure networks, use blockchain technology and decentralized ideas to connect real systems and infrastructure. One example is Swiggy, which works on the idea of a sharing economy! All the restaurants are handled from one place because they provide services. All the orders