Advanced blockchain

ENS vs Unstoppable Domains: Which Web3 Name Service Wins? A deep, vendor-neutral comparison of the two most visible Web3 naming stacks Ethereum Name Service (ENS) and Unstoppable Domains (UD) covering governance and trust models, technical standards, wallet/dapp support, pricing and renewals, DNS bridging, content hosting, brand safety, subdomains, account abstraction, and real-world operations. Includes decision […]

Top 5 Mistakes People Make When Buying ENS or Web3 Domains and How to Avoid Them Web3 domains promise portable, human-readable identities, but most losses and regrets come from avoidable missteps: choosing names that trigger trademark problems, misconfiguring records so funds go elsewhere, ignoring renewals, or misunderstanding what a “Web3 domain” actually resolves to. This

How to Secure Your Web3 Identity: Wallets, Sign-Ins & Avatars Your Web3 identity isn’t just a wallet address, it’s a portable persona spanning wallets, smart accounts, ENS names, DIDs, social graphs, and verifiable credentials. This guide shows you how to harden the core (keys & accounts), sign in safely (SIWE, WalletConnect, passkeys, 4337 smart accounts),

Ordinals & BRC-20: What Stuck, What Faded, and What’s Next on Bitcoin Since early 2023, Ordinals inscriptions and the BRC-20 meme-token experiment reshaped Bitcoin’s blockspace economics. Fees spiked, culture wars ignited, and a new class of builders arrived. Two years on, and after the April 2024 halving, what actually persisted? This report synthesizes the data,

On-Chain Social’s Second Wind: Farcaster Frames & Monetization Frames are turning Farcaster posts into mini-apps: mints, sign-ups, coupons, games, tipping, and verifiable actions that run inside the feed. This guide explains how Frames work, what growth looks like, and how creators & startups actually earn with copy-paste build tracks (Neynar + frame libraries), checkout patterns

Modular vs Monolithic: How Apps Choose Their Own Execution (App-Chains, RaaS, and Rollups) In 2025, teams must decide: ship on a shared monolith (single chain with execution+consensus+data) or compose a modular stack (rollup with outsourced data availability, shared settlement, optional custom sequencers). This guide lays out a builder’s decision tree covering costs, latency, MEV, and

Solana’s Consumer Sprint: Blinks, Compressed NFTs, and Mobile A Builder’s Guide vs. EVM L2s Solana keeps shipping consumer-grade UX primitives Actions/Blinks for in-feed transactions, Compressed NFTs (cNFTs) for near-zero-cost collectibles, and a mobile stack that treats crypto like a native capability. This guide distills “why it matters,” then shows exactly how to architect and ship.