(Un)ordinary Blockchains

After Telegram officially backed off from its original crypto project, its legacy was picked by two separate startups, each rolling out its blockchain and its native token. Let’s explore both to see how they’re different.

GEN.ART struggles to reach a mass following, but Deca rallied cryptoart enthusiasts of varied levels of experience.

Blockchain is already disrupting and transforming many industries, and science is no exception, directly benefiting from web3 decentralized models of organization and collaboration.

Ethereum-based signature can boost identity verification and add security. Now, a Silicon Valley company seeks to incorporate Ethereum cryptographic technology into its document workflow software.

XCAD Network leverages hundreds of millions of followers from YouTube influencers, potentially surpassing the exposure of the entire DeFi industry by a factor of 70.

Roman Coppola’s Decentralized Pictures made headlines when the American film director Steven Soderbergh announced he was jumping on board with a $300,000 fund. Is this the start of a decentralized movement to break the Hollywood machine?

Helium is building a blockchain-based “People’s network” that provides coverage for millions of Internet of things devices and rewards miners with its cryptocurrency.

A team of carbon experts and blockchain enthusiasts believe they are on their way to make the crypto industry sustainable.