Category: Web 3.0

Ethereum set the standard for smart contract platforms. It introduced the concept of programmable money, built the foundations of DeFi, and still holds the lead in total value locked and developer activity. Solana, meanwhile, entered the market with a different proposition, one focused on speed, cost-efficiency, and delivering a consumer-grade experience without relying on external […]

Solana and Ripple are two of the most recognized names in the crypto space, but they represent fundamentally different ideas. One is building an ecosystem for decentralized apps, the other is focused on transforming cross-border finance. Both are efficient, scalable, and well-established, but their goals, communities, and use cases rarely overlap. This article doesn’t focus […]

Quant has made itself as a core infrastructure player for institutional-grade blockchain use. Its flagship platform, Overledger, acts as a universal connector between private and public blockchains, allowing banks, corporates, and governments to integrate blockchain technology without replacing legacy systems. Now, with the launch of Quant Flow and the PayScript rules engine, the company is […]

Cosmos remains one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in crypto. Nicknamed the “Internet of Blockchains,” Cosmos is a modular network for building custom blockchains that can communicate through the Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol. This approach allows independent chains to remain sovereign while benefiting from seamless cross-chain interaction. Instead of fighting for dominance like other […]

SingularityNET is one of the longest-running attempts to merge blockchain with artificial intelligence. Launched in 2017 by Dr. Ben Goertzel, the project set out to build a decentralized marketplace for AI services, allowing developers, researchers, and companies to monetize and collaborate on machine learning models without relying on centralized platforms. The native token, AGIX, powers […]