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What is ERC-6551? Token Bound Accounts Explained

What is ERC-6551? Token Bound Accounts Explained

ERC-6551 is the Ethereum standard for token bound accounts, creating a smart contract wallet for every NFT to make it more composable, dynamic, & interactive.

Introducing Wallet SDK: The complete web3 wallet toolkit

Introducing Wallet SDK: The complete web3 wallet toolkit

Today, we’re excited to launch thirdweb’s Wallet SDK: the all-in-one toolkit for developers to create best-in-class web3 wallet experiences! Wallets are a user’s key to the blockchain — allowing anyone to own their digital assets, interact with decentralized applications, and unlock access to a global onchain economy. But

What is a Smart Contract Wallet? ERC-4337 Explained

What is a Smart Contract Wallet? ERC-4337 Explained

As the name implies, a smart contract wallet uses smart contract code to automate transactions, manage assets, and enable more powerful features. Learn more.

What are Layer 2 (L2) Blockchains?

What are Layer 2 (L2) Blockchains?

Things to know: Layer 2 blockchains can handle more transactions than layer 1 blockchains and they can also settle them much quicker. However, they don’t all achieve this speed in the same way. Let’s dive into what layer 2 blockchains are and how they work. Blockchain networks are

What is Account Abstraction? ERC-4337 Explained

What is Account Abstraction? ERC-4337 Explained

Web3 wallets are a user's key to the blockchain — but the user experience for most wallets today isn't great, and it poses one of the greatest obstacles to mass adoption. For a new user to interact with the blockchain, they must: create a wallet, store their

What is a zkEVM? The Ultimate Guide to the Holy Grail of Ethereum Scaling Solutions - thirdweb Blog

What is zkEVM? The Ultimate Ethereum Scaling Solution

A zkEVM is a type of EVM-compatible scaling solution for the Ethereum blockchain that aims to enable scalability, security, and decentralization. Learn more.

What is an RPC node?

What is an RPC node?

One of the core components of all decentralized applications is that they execute various kinds of user transactions over a blockchain. To do this, dApps must always be able to communicate with the blockchain, verify the details of the transactions, and process them. But dApps aren’t meant to directly

What is the Ethereum Shanghai Upgrade? EIP-4895 Explained

What is the Ethereum Shanghai Upgrade? EIP-4895 Explained

Scalability has been Ethereum’s goal for a very long time now. From the launch of Ethereum’s Beacon Chain in 2020 to the successful implementation of The Merge in Q3 2022, it was all geared toward that one goal — scalability. While all of these Ethereum upgrades were extremely important

Developer Spotlight: How Frank Ramos is using Web3 to disrupt video hosting

Developer Spotlight

Developer Spotlight: How Frank Ramos is using Web3 to disrupt video hosting

The thirdweb Developer Spotlight series interviews inspiring leaders pushing web3 and blockchain technologies forward around the world. Our goal is to learn more about what developers are working on, how they gained their skills with thirdweb, and what tips they have for us all. Check out our conversation with Frank

What is ERC-1155? The Ethereum Semi-Fungible Token Standard

What is ERC-1155? The Ethereum Semi-Fungible Token Standard

ERC-1155 is a multi-token standard on the Ethereum blockchain that allows for the creation of both fungible and non-fungible tokens. Learn more.

Mainnet vs. Testnet: What's the Difference?

Mainnet vs. Testnet: What's the Difference?

If you've recently started building in web3, you may have come across the terms 'mainnet' and 'testnet' a lot. But what's the difference between developing on a mainnet vs. a testnet? Which one should you choose depending on your use case? And