All Articles Tagged: Web3
Explore the future of the internet: Web3. Find articles on decentralized applications (dApps), digital ownership (NFTs), the Metaverse, and the shift from Web 2.0 to a decentralized web.
Tokenized Government Bonds: Market Growth in 2026
The tokenized US Treasury market grew from $8.9 billion to around $14.9 billion in 2026. We look at the leading issuers, what is driving the growth, the ECB’s Pontes system and the risks investors should know about.
Tokenized Government Bonds: Market Growth in 2026
The tokenized US Treasury market grew from $8.9 billion to around $14.9 billion in 2026. We look at the leading issuers, what is driving the growth, the ECB’s Pontes system and the risks investors should know about.
AI and on-chain analytics: how blockchain transactions are tracked
Every blockchain transaction is public, but it takes analytics to make sense of it. Discover how artificial intelligence helps track transactions, detect fraud and identify suspicious patterns, and what its limitations are.
Glamsterdam: The New Ethereum Upgrade
Ethereum activated the Glamsterdam upgrade on the Sepolia testnet on 6 October 2026. We take a look at the key changes, from ePBS and parallel transaction processing to larger block capacity, and answer whether ETH holders need to do anything.
Tokenized Stocks: What Do You Actually Own?
Tokenized stocks let you trade shares of well-known companies on the blockchain, but not all tokens come with the same rights. Learn the difference between real ownership and synthetic exposure, the risks to consider, and what to check before investing.
Why Crypto Bridges Are the Weakest Point in the Web3 Ecosystem (and How That's Changing)
Crypto bridges connect blockchain networks, but their architecture makes them a frequent target for attacks, with billions lost in recent years. Discover why bridges are structurally vulnerable, which technologies are changing bridge security, and what to check before transferring funds.
ZK-Rollups: Explained Simply
ZK-Rollups are drastically speeding up and simplifying Ethereum transactions. Instead of waiting a week for confirmation, a mathematical proof instantly confirms everything is correct. Discover how this technology works in practice.
Blockchain and Education: The Technology of Proving Knowledge
Diplomas and certificates are traditionally verified slowly and manually, leaving room for errors and fraud. Blockchain changes that, enabling instant, tamper-proof credential verification.
What is Sharding in Crypto: A Beginner's Guide
Sharding solves blockchain's scalability problem by splitting the network into smaller parts that process transactions in parallel. We explain how it works, why it matters, and the benefits and challenges it brings.
From Theory to Practice: How Blockchain Enables Electricity Trading
A neighbour sells surplus solar energy to a neighbour, while blockchain automatically records and settles the transaction. From Brooklyn to Australia, blockchain is already powering P2P electricity trading in real communities. Here's how it works, and the hurdles it faces.