What are Smart Contracts?

Smart Contracts are pieces of code deployed on a blockchain that execute a specific set of tasks assigned to them based on factors defined in their logic.

Smart Contracts are pieces of code deployed on a blockchain that execute a specific set of tasks assigned to them based on factors defined in their logic.

We expect a market-wide surge to $100k per Bitcoin; however, further gains are capped due to high Federal Reserve interest rates, which have choked market liquidity.

Like any other blockchain, Algorand is used to transact funds from one user to another at an ultra-low cost.

Algorand is a dual-layer, quantum-resistant, highly scalable, decentralized, and ultra-low-cost blockchain

Prominent names added to Grayscale's list are Canton (CC), Toncoin (TON), Tron (TRX), Hyperliquid (HYPE), Worldcoin (WLD), Monad (MON), and Jupiter (JUP).

Report by Crypto Quant shows that Ethereum network activity has reached an all-time high of 1.3 million transactions per day.

Japan has cut crypto taxes from 55% to a flat 20%, in a bill passed on 31 March 2026.

Kaspersky has been detecting fake hardware wallets for the last three years, with most of them being sophisticated lookalikes of Trezor.

MARA Holdings, formerly Marathon Digital, has sold nearly one-third of its Bitcoin holdings, amounting to $1.1 billion, amid a so-called strategic pivot to AI.

Native Multisig can be verified by blockchain consensus because signatures occur on-chain, unlike wallet-level multisig, where signatures occur off-chain.

Frakencoin (ZCHF) is a crypto-backed, Swiss Franc-denominated decentralized stablecoin.

Ethereum has had zero downtime over the last 10 years, compared to 160 hours on Solana, 16 hours on Bitcoin, 10 hours on XRP, and around 5.5 hours on Binance.