Tezos Smart Rollups and the Amazing Benefits They Bring To Custom Blockchain
“Scalability is the holy grail of blockchain technology.” – this line was said by Vitalik, the co-founder of Ethereum. Vitalik’s words ring true as the…
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Arbitrum Orbit Expansion: The Ripple Effects of Moving Beyond Ethereum
Arbitrum Orbit serves as a highly matured and mainnet-aligned optimistic rollup framework, allowing web3 projects in various niches to build bespoke Layer2 and Layer3 chains with…
Paradox Public Relations Shares 7 Tips on Mastering Media Messaging.
Tyler Patel is an Account Executive with Paradox Public Relations who joined the firm earlier this year after studying emerging technology and social impact at…
Paradox Public Relations Shares 7 Tips on Mastering Media Messaging with Jack Gillespie
Jack Gillespie joined Paradox Public Relations as an Account Executive in November of 2023; he holds a degree in political science and English literature from…
Rymedi Expands Web3 Healthcare Solutions to US and Globally with 3-tier Avalanche Subnet Architecture and Zeeve.
South Carolina-based web3 healthcare technology firm Rymedi has been expanding its patient and population data management offering to US and global customers with a three-tier subnet architecture…
The Incredible Benefits of ZKsync ZK Stack: Hyperscaling to the Next Level
Developing an application on top of a blockchain is complex because every blockchain has specific rules based on which they operate. Due to this, Web…
What’s driving the Massive OP Superchain transaction Growth?
OP Superchain’s pioneering concept of merging OP Mainnet and diverse L2/L3 chains into a unified, single network is a game-changing approach that has led to…
Future-Proofing Rollup Execution with zkEVM, Alt VM & Parallel EVMs
While EVM is the pioneer of virtual machines in blockchains, including L2/L3 rollups, it has certain limitations that have led to the innovation of many…
Inside CrossFi: Changing Banking for the Unbanked, Crypto Natives, & Devs
By the time you are here reading this piece, three major events would have unfolded in different parts of the world: (i) Someone getting rejected…