Unveiling Polygon's AggLayer: Insights from co-founder Brendan Farmer
VibcryptoDiving into the Aggregate Layer with Brendan Farmer to determine the implications it will have upon latency, liquidity fragmentation, and more.
Argentina aims to learn from El Salvador's Bitcoin success
Argentina wants to learn from El Salvador’s experience of Bitcoin adoption and other cryptocurrency activities.
EU Commission urged to prepare for blockchain and AI integration
Decentralized AI networks, enhancement of smart contracts and emerging DeFi protocols are some of the upcoming trends in blockchain, according to EUBOF.
Cristiano Ronaldo unveils 4th NFT collection with Binance despite $1B lawsuit
The collection will launch on 29 May with fixed pricing across most items.
Aptos hits all-time high in user transactions
The recent surge in transactional activity on Aptos is attributed to the launch of Tapos Cat, a new tap-to-earn game that has gained rapid popularity. \
Telegram's Pavel Durov is wrong about Signal — and has been for years
Considering Telegram doesn't even offer end-to-end encryption by default, founder Pavel Durov has a lot to say about his messaging app's competitor.
Spot ETH ETFs approved, crypto bill passes US House, and more: Hodler’s Digest, May 19-25
U.S. SEC approves spot Ether ETFs, FIT21 crypto bill goes to the Senate, and Sam Bankman-Fried held in Oklahoma.
Ethereum lacks a 'simple one-liner' elevator pitch for boomers — Analysts
While Bitcoin is often marketed as "digital gold," Ethereum hasn't quite found its simple elevator pitch yet, according to crypto analysts.
Ethereum Foundation to have conflict of interest policy after EigenLayer crossovers
Executive director Aya Miyaguchi said the foundation’s neutrality can’t depend on culture and individual judgment after researchers take multimillion-dollar roles at EigenLayer.
Uniswap ready to fight for DeFi against SEC, Bitcoin Runes hype fades: Finance Redefined
Transactions attributed to the Runes protocol accounted for over 50% of all Bitcoin transactions between April 20 and 24; however, by May 2, this figure had dropped to 11.1%.