Explainers

Ethereum has rolled out a steady stream of upgrades since 2022. Here’s how those changes fit together—and what’s still ahead.

The Shanghai/Shapella fork implemented EIP-4895, which allows validators to withdraw ETH that have been staked since as long ago as December 2020.

AI tokens are building momentum but nonetheless face challenges.

Genesis Global Trading, one of the largest crypto lenders and institutions, announced on November 16 that they would "temporarily suspend redemptions and new loan originations in the lending business."

Utility NFTs are more than just digital collectibles, affording holders privileges, rights and rewards that they wouldn’t otherwise be able to access.

In this final chapter of our investing series, we explore why getting involved in crypto is so much more than buying and holding Bitcoin.

CryptoKitties was the first game built on the Ethereum network. Players buy, trade and breed cats to create desirable traits. But, due to the game's popularity it highlighted several issues with how Ethereum works, especially when it comes to scaling.

Quantum computing is the next giant leap forward for computing. But it could also be crypto's great undoing. We explore this new technology in greater detail.

We explore Web 3, the next major iteration of the Internet, which promises to wrest control from the centralized corporations that today dominate the web.

How blockchains can be used to help make voting safer, more secure and more efficient

Xain, CarVertical, Arcade City, Aeron and Blockshipping are all changing how the world thinks about transportation.

We explore how companies like Eximchain, Provenance, Everledger, Arc-Net and BitGive are all using blockchain to change how supply chains work.