As technology evolves, we are more interconnected with the applications that run on mobile phones and the websites we visit daily to make our lives easier. Internet and app users are increasingly aware that every online interaction can eventually be linked to their real-life identities.

The US SEC is not the only regulatory body extending its mandate into the crypto-verse. On September 22nd, The Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced that it had charged bZeroX, LLC and its founders, Tom Bean and Kyle Kistner, with the following:

On September 15th, 2022, the Ethereum community was elated that the long-anticipated Merge between the Beacon Chain of ETH2.0 (Consensus Layer) and the Mainnet of its proof-of-work network went about successfully without any major hiccup. However, the transition of Ethereum to a proof-of-stake ...

President Biden’s White House has taken the first step in providing a first-ever blueprint for the regulation of crypto through the publication of its ‘Comprehensive Framework for Responsible Development of Digital Assets.’

The world continues to depend more and more on the internet as modern-day electronics become increasingly interconnected to our daily lives. Mobile phones and the applications that run on them attempt to make life easier by providing quick access to services such as banking, health, entertainment, ...

The Merge is scheduled to happen on September 15th, and the event is set to transition Ethereum from the energy-intensive proof-of-work algorithm to a more eco-friendly proof-of-stake.

The Ethereum network has a long history of congestion issues that have often led to high gas fees. The first and most popular incident dates back to December 2017, when Cryptokitties clogged the Ethereum network and caused it to grind to a halt.

Privacy is a fundamental human right. In the current digital age, savvy individuals can use personal information to carry out malicious attacks on unsuspecting individuals.

The Ethereum network has undergone several upgrades since its launch in 2015. All the upgrades have had a single mission in unlocking Ethereum’s full potential, and the Merge event is no different.

In 1999, NASA lost a $125 million Mars orbiter because Lockheed Martin engineers used the English measurement system, whereas the NASA team used the metric system. The mismatch in units caused navigation errors leading to the loss of the said orbiter.