We had discussed smart contracts, exposing their significance in the Web3. Now, let’s go deeper into this revolutionary concept and unfold some additional layers of understanding. The Advanced Features of Smart Contracts While smart contracts operate on the simple principle of “if-then” statements, their capabilities extend far beyond mere automation. Let’s explore some advanced features

In a significant move, AlphaKEK AI has unveiled its AlphaKEK API, marking a stride forward for Web3 businesses to harness AI-as-a-Service (AIaaS) solutions and redefine AI infrastructure within the burgeoning Web3 environment.  This private rollout aims to invite Web3 entities to leverage AlphaKEK’s array of AI tools, with plans to integrate their services into mainstream

Ensuring that staking provides substantial benefits to enhance gameplay and advance progress, Web3 games have a unique opportunity to engage every player.  With the surge of Proof-of-Stake blockchains like Ethereum, staking digital tokens has become a captivating facet of the crypto landscape. Investors, by locking away crypto in smart contracts for weeks or even months,

Automated Market Makers (AMMs) are a key component of decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols that facilitate the exchange of assets without the need for traditional order books. Instead of relying on buyers and sellers to create and fulfill orders, AMMs utilize liquidity pools and smart contracts to enable users to trade assets directly against the pool.

Smart contracts are digital agreements that run on the blockchain. They ensure that when specific conditions coded into them are met, the contract executes automatically. Picture a digital agreement that carries out its tasks without any human intervention. It’s a breakthrough concept, turning traditional contracts into self-operating, secure, and trustworthy pieces of code. In simple

The Ethereum Foundation has made a strategic move, involving around $13 million worth of ETH. This has sparked speculation within the cryptocurrency community, with investors and analysts taking a closer look. Past patterns suggest that significant ETH sales by the Foundation have sometimes happened before market downturns. The Ethereum Foundation, a key player in the

In a recent report, Riot Platforms, a key player in Bitcoin mining, has identified several challenges that could impact the financial stability of its operations. Notably, among them are the scarcity of specialized chips, the need to expand hash rate capacity, and the increasing environmental standards in the U.S., all outlined as potential risks.  In

Ethereum (ETH) has surged past the notable $3000 mark, marking its highest point in almost two years. This rise in price comes amidst a general correction in the cryptocurrency market, with Ethereum outperforming Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. While Bitcoin usually led the market in 2023, this year has seen Ethereum taking the lead,

Japan’s blockchain gaming community has expressed concerns about the lack of liquidity in the country’s crypto asset market, seeking assistance from the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).  Ryo Matsubara, director of Oasys, a GameFi blockchain, represented Japanese blockchain gaming projects during discussions at the LDP’s digital society promotion headquarters on February 21. While Matsubara acknowledged the

Bitcoin reached $51,440 on February 15, hitting a two-year high and pushing its market cap over $1 trillion. Despite signs of an overbought market, positive momentum continues, with daily trading volumes surpassing $40 billion. Short-term support is around $48,500, and some Bitcoin enthusiasts believe the next big milestone could be $60,000 if the upward trend