Stablecoin adoption has exploded over the last year, seeing a collective market cap rise from around $10 billion to over $100 billion. This was at least partly amplified by yield generating opportunities from the DeFi market boom and a growing interest in…

Toward a decentralization of power: why you should probably care (a lot) about the recent global internet outage

Why decentralization will allow a more fair and decent allocation of wealth, information, and opportunities.

For years, the GAFAMs have been tracking billions of users, collecting all kinds of confidential data.

In the beginning, God created Web 1.0 (No offense, Tim Berners-Lee). Then Web 2.0 followed. The age of the third web is now upon us but there is a divide...

Identifying what sensitive data sprawl is and how it happens, as well as solutioning for it.

All You Need to Know about Web3 Centralization vs Decentralization: Websites, Domain Name Services, and More

In a world where centralization has become the norm across many aspects of life, many issues reside, especially concerning the internet.

Web3 refers to the third generation of the World Wide Web. How is web3 relevant to you? Is web3 real?

The Red Notice on Do Kwon, and how Tornado Cash fits into the equation. The United States clamp down on DeFi and Money laundering. What's the future of DeFi?

While a questionable play on words might have temporarily licked the wounds of crypto Twitter last year, its time in the spotlight is over.

The most used & abused buzzword of the entire crypto industry so far has been decentralization.

Web3 has the potential to disrupt a wide range of sectors, from social media and entertainment to banking and government.

Nigeria’s CBDC, the e-Naira, whose launch gulped millions of Naira from the nation’s coffer is in a free fall two years after it made history.

In bitcoin mining, centralizing factors abound. Learn how the bitcoin network is responding to ASIC monopolies, industrialization, and mining pools supremacy.

The centralization from which Bitcoin aims to liberate us is back in the spotlight.

The entire history of cryptography, information protection, steganography, and cryptography has been marked by the antagonism of attackers and defenders.