decentralization

AI’s future shouldn’t be decided by a handful of tech giants

“BIO can be thought of as a Y Combinator for onchain Science,” Binance said in a statement

While DAOs promote transparency and community involvement, underlying centralized mechanisms reveal the challenges in achieving full decentralization

Trust is killing the internet, but decentralization could save it

Decentralization is still a core tenet of crypto, even if it’s not exactly pragmatic these days

Wake up: Decentralized compute is now a human imperative

The more choices LPs have to manage their capital, the more likely they are to remain engaged with a given decentralized platform

The challenge of securing our digital world lies in developing conflict-resistant digital infrastructure

Layer-2s should act swiftly to avoid obsolescence and ensure the safety of their users

Geth may curtail support if EOF goes AWOL

Scientific reputation should be determined by a decentralized community of scientists, not the validation of higher institutions

We can earn our place alongside gaming’s giants only by embracing both security and decentralization

While Wall Street moves at a slower pace than crypto, the idea that it can’t embrace new technology is outdated

The industry-first general purpose zk programmable blockchain charts a fresh course

I’ve come to the realization that more attention is needed to create and sculpt the digital spaces where we live

Successful distributed validator technology needs distributed funding, founders say

A frustrating reality is that the technology is already there to meet people’s needs, but fear and regulation are preventing progress

Terrible actors are indeed a problem. But those people didn’t stop the core tech of the crypto ecosystem to stop working

Decentralization must be the cornerstone, not a mere aspiration, of blockchain’s journey

Weathered crypto enthusiasts will find a freshly-glossed blockchain thesis in “Read Write Own,” a book they can proudly hand out to skeptical friends and concerned in-laws

New EU regulation over online identification is a Trojan horse that threatens the privacy of everyday citizens. Web3 can fix that

Can the push for decentralization go so far that it prevents its own adoption?

But total privacy is not the answer — DAOs need a combination of transparency and selective private governance to succeed

Freedom inherently carries the risk of misuse by the minority — the choice is ours to make