Cryptographic key management is an effective way of minimising ways that the security of a blockchain may be compromised when humans begin interacting with it.

Cryptocurrencies have come a long way but there are still several legitimate problems that need to be addressed before the system can reach wider adoption.

If you follow applied mechanism design or decentralized governance at all, you may have recently heard of quadratic voting and quadratic funding.

Games like chess and tic-tac-toe are games that have been with us for centuries and many people find them boring. What happens if they get really complicated?

One common strand of thinking in blockchain land goes as follows: blockchains should be maximally simple, because they are a piece of infrastructure that is difficult to change and would lead to great harms if it breaks, and more complex functionality should…

Garbled circuits are a quite old, and surprisingly simple, cryptographic primitive and simplest form of general-purpose MPC to wrap your head around.