Polygon Edge use cases for Public Sectors Enterprises
Polygon Edge is a powerful appchain framework that allows a variety of enterprises, including public sectors, to launch custom, single-use blockchains. Speaking about the public sector, many…
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Data Availability Layer in Rollups: what is it and why do we need one?
Initially, Layer-2 rollups used to publish their block data on Ethereum, making it accessible for nodes on-chain. This makes Ethreum very congested, which increases transaction cost…
Testing a Polkadot Parachain with Zombienet: Key steps and considerations
Regardless of what type of Parachain you are building, testing it rigorously and optimizing various aspects is integral before moving the parachain to the production environment. You…
What are Layer-2 rollup networks? Everything You Need To Know
Scalability has always been a concern for blockchains, even major network like Ethereum that want to scale and compete with TradFi. What the best blockchain can do…
Rollups-as-a-service or building yourself with Rollups SDKs– which is viable?
Claimed as the end-game for blockchain scalability, rollups are being adopted by a lot of popular web3 projects, such as Coinbase’s BASE, Immutable, dYdX, and zkBNB. Speaking…
ERC 3643 and how that benefits RWA Tokenization?
The Ethereum community recently approved ERC3643 as the first tokenization standard. It was proposed in 2021 and originally developed by Tokeny and later open-sourced. It has a…
GBA Conference Powerhouse Speakers
Check out some of our amazing lineup of speakers at the Future of Money, Governance, and the Law in Washington, DC on May 2-3, 2024.…
Stay Ahead of the Digital Currency Curve in 2024?
I’m opening Digital Currency classes being held over 3 weeks in January. As 2024 marks the year for digital currency enterprise adoption! The Digital Economy…
Protection Against Foreseeable Disasters
In an article titled ‘Disaster Law and Policy: Accidents Waiting to Happen’ the American Bar Association states “natural disasters aren’t utterly unforeseeable events”. That’s great…
