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How can a token drive an entire ecosystem? Read what ERC-20 means to Ethereum in particular and to all of blockchain in general.
Not dubbed “the mother of dApps” for nothing, Ethereum is adding value to myriad industries with a host of novel solutions to longstanding problems.
Why might reams of paperwork and human agents soon be useless relics when securing mortgages and loans?
While Bitcoin and Ethereum are often compared to one another, the two fulfill different — though often complementary — roles within the blockchain ecosystem.
Will the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade allow Ethereum to scale — while maintaining market dominance in the smart contract and DeFi sectors?
Is there anything Ethereum cannot do? Many view the Ethereum platform as a global supercomputer. It’s also been dubbed “the mother of dApps.” Read why here.
Initial Coin Offerings launched a new generation of blockchain projects that have significantly shaped both Ethereum and the wider crypto ecosystem.
This dynamic proposal looks to split transaction fees on Ethereum into base fees and tips, while burning used fees to curb ETH inflation.
Whether creating a digital collectible or collateralizing a crypto loan, you pay for Ethereum network usage fees with ether, or “gas.”
Phase 1 of Ethereum’s Serenity upgrade is breaking apart the Ethereum blockchain to make it faster than ever before — and cheaper too.
Ethereum — the world’s most actively used blockchain — is in the midst of major upgrades, the core of which is a move to a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism.
An overview of the phases of the Ethereum 2.0 development roadmap.
A brief exploration of Ethereum token standards like ERC-223, ERC-777, ERC-1155, and ERC-1337.
Blockchain social media platforms constitute a fast-developing sector, and much of the growth is taking place on the Ethereum network.
Gas fees represent the compensation paid to miners and stakers who help make Ethereum network transactions possible.
While Vitalik Buterin originally proposed the concept of Ethereum, the blockchain now has thousands of developers and technologists guiding its future.
Transacting on traditional payment networks and decentralized networks isn’t free, but who pays and what for is highly variable.