Web3

There are a total of 215 articles associated with Web3.
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Vitalik Buterin catches flack with pro-communism joke

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Exploring the fundamentals of blockchain, Solana’s use cases and the network’s long-term vision

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Why has utility become such a losing bet?

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For Web3 to thrive, fees have got to go

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It’s a play, it’s a musical, it’s a satire, it’s a comedy — it’s Bitcoin’s first time on the small stage

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TON isn’t the only blockchain to go offline for hours at a time. And maybe that’s okay.

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Plus, Telegram adds monetization features and Aavegotchi teases a layer-3

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If we don’t do more to combat misinformation, the truth will be lost forever

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Web3 holds the key to climate action, so why isn’t the rest of the world listening?

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Flame’s new track — which he called “war music” for Web3 — debuted on the NFT collectible platform Drip this week

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

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

by Leo Li /
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Not only are we quite centralized, but the degree to which this centralization is hidden makes it impossible to remain secure

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It may be counterintuitive that a high amount of focus on a technology would lead to security risks — but it’s true

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The distributed cell plan provider started selling its own hotspots in October 2023

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In the world of decentralized infrastructure, it’s time to put much needed tools into the right hands and create a healthier open internet

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When L3s started trending, they were met with initial skepticism — but as more use cases emerge, the clearer their need becomes

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Not everyone with “cryptographer” in their title has the training or expertise to write cryptographic code that’s used by real people to protect real things

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Web2 messaging platforms are walled gardens — but when we look at Web3, we see the same mistake playing out

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Don’t overlook developers and startups tirelessly building real infrastructure for something flashier

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The startup’s cloud service uses hardware optimized for blockchains

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What could come next for Web3 is grounded in history — and completely unpredictable

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Deep issues across the traditional gaming sector make Web3 the obvious next move

by Leo Li /
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If a TLD is obtained, it could help close the gap between Web3 and Web2

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