eCommerce is growing at a rapid pace. It’s forecasted to grow by 56% in the next few years and reach about $8.1 trillion by 2026. We can attribute this growth to consumers increasingly favoring the convenience of shopping online. Similarly, businesses recognize the potential of a borderless marketplace.

Transparency and privacy are two desirable qualities for any blockchain. However, the ability to openly track transactions while keeping personal details under wraps is not possible for all blockchains. To achieve these qualities, blockchains need privacy-centric proof systems. Proof systems are auditors, a cryptographic one, to certify that an interaction

A dApp, or decentralized application, runs on the blockchain and uses smart contracts to enable trustless interactions. Learn more.

Smart contracts are the backbone of blockchain games, NFT collections, and web3 apps. Learn more about the different types of smart contracts.

Learn more about what a DAO is, how it works, and what the different types of DAOs are (with examples for each).

Ethereum and its community of developers have been racing to solve the blockchain trilemma and make the network more scalable. In that race, layer 2 blockchain networks have emerged as the most effective solutions to address Ethereum’s scalability issues. Among the many types of layer 2 solutions, optimistic and

Most of the blockchain’s use cases revolve around its core strength of enabling a peer-to-peer system. Bitcoin employs it to conduct financial transactions without a third party, and Ethereum uses it with programmable contracts where any two parties can enter and execute a contract using only code and no

One of the greatest deterrents to the mass adoption of Ethereum is the blockchain’s notoriously high gas fees — which refers to the transaction fees that users must pay to transact on (and interact with) the blockchain. When onchain activity increases, these fees can also increase dramatically — making it expensive