Ethereum's scalability has been a long-standing issue, causing network congestion and high gas fees for users. This has prompted researchers and developers to actively work on scaling solutions like Layer 2 blockchains and roll-ups to address scalability issues.  Notably, Ethereum's co-founder Vitalik has recently emphasized one

Ethereum continues to be the home for the majority of on-chain activity despite the network facing ongoing challenges with scalability and efficiency.  At the forefront of solving this are rollups, as a Layer 2 solution, offering a way to handle transactions off the main Ethereum chain. However, the status quo

Today, developers face many challenges while building in web3. Most of these challenges stem from either the nascency of the technology or its rapidly evolving nature.  Also, web3 development requires developers to use several tools, from blockchain networks to smart contracts, oracles, etc. Most of these tools are not natively

Blockchains grapple with scalability issues, which lead to slow transaction processing times and high costs. To address this long-standing issue, zero-knowledge (ZK) rollups have emerged as a promising solution.  ZK rollups are Layer-2 solutions that bundle multiple transactions off-chain and submit a concise proof of their validity to the main

Zero-knowledge (ZK) is an area of growing interest in the blockchain space. Especially, the Ethereum community is striving to employ ZK in the pursuit of solving two key issues of the Ethereum blockchain — privacy and scalability. The core of ZK's promise lies in its zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). These

Ethereum processes over a million transactions every day, serving as the backbone for hundreds of onchain protocols, blockchain games, and dapps (decentralized applications). This heavy traffic is verified and processed by a global network of nodes and more than 800k active validators all spread across the globe.  While this node

The NFT market (non-fungible tokens) is evolving into the next phase. PFP and art collectibles — the previous drivers of growth are being overtaken by new initiatives. Phygital collectibles like toys that are linked to NFTs and utility NFTs are grabbing the headlines today. However, there’s another exciting development in

On Jan 1st, 2024, the Goerli testnet will be officially moved to EOL (End of Life) status. This means that the Ethereum Foundation will not actively maintain it any longer. This includes Ethereum Goerli as well as the Goerli testnets for L2s (eg: Arbitrum Goerli, Optimism Goerli, Base Goerli etc.

For web3 mass adoption, bridging crypto with traditional finance seamlessly is crucial. Despite this, over 50% of fiat-to-crypto transactions fail post-KYC completion, as reported by Cointelegraph Research. Even more striking, the abandonment rate during the purchase process can soar to 90%.  The current state of fiat-crypto integration is plagued by