FinTech has brought about many advancements in the financial sector. But it has also created the need for complex new regulations, thus contributing to the development of RegTech. What is the connection between the two?
If you have been heavily involved in the world of DeFi and crypto, you are in all probability well aware of the crypto staking phenomenon. But did you know that NFTs can be staked too, enabling businesses and individuals to generate passive income?
Payment tokens and stablecoins move money, NFTs prove ownership of a unique asset, and tokenized real-world assets are now bringing traditional finance on-chain. Social tokens sit in a different lane: they tie value directly to a person, brand, or community.
Everyone likes freebies, and when these freebies are crypto tokens, it’s doubly nice. Airdrops offer just that, but the process of launching and receiving them is not as simple as it sounds.
The long-awaited Ethereum Merge has been successfully delivered. However, a number of industry experts and enthusiasts have been pondering over how it will impact Ethereum’s Layer 2 solutions: will they no longer be needed or will they complement the newly upgraded Ethereum?
The rapidly-growing RegTech movement has allowed businesses to address their regulatory challenges while saving time and money. But there is more to it than that.
Polkadot, Cardano, and Solana are the Gen Zs of the blockchain world, offering fresh ideas for scaling up the network and increasing transaction speeds. But how different are they, and which one is best?
Thanks to its parachains, Polkadot is viewed as a next-gen solution to the scalability trilemma that many other blockchains struggle with. Will Polkadot parachains still be as relevant when Ethereum deploys shards?
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