Julia Magas

For the first time ever, the results of a U.S. presidential election have been recorded on a blockchain. But is the data valid?

Chinese crypto miners migrate seasonally from the southern regions in search of cheaper electricity. But is it always due to the climate?

DeFi apps attempt to return crypto funds affected by the KuCoin hack to users. Are they to blame for the issues?

Although it’s still impossible to pay with ETH where only BTC is accepted, cryptocurrency interoperability is being explored.

With DeFi platforms bringing in profits for users, jumping onto this wagon seems to be highly attractive. But how easy is it to do?

Will the political turmoil in Belarus put an end to the development of digital technologies and the financial freedom of its citizens?

Is Ethereum’s architecture to blame for the growth of decentralized finance hacks, and will the network upgrade make the sector more secure?

How far has the Ethereum blockchain come in the five years since its inception? We explore key developments, changes and challenges.

While a 51% attack on Bitcoin will cost a billion dollars, Dash developers say an attacker needs more than money to attack the Dash network.

As the development of the digital yuan project progresses, the number of China’s largest companies testing the national cryptocurrency is rapidly growing.

Although Ether has seen its transaction volumes surge and active addresses skyrocket, its price has failed to spike in the past month.

Blockchain initiatives are being applied by large companies to reduce intermediaries and costs in the travel industry.

While being a vital part of the transition to more scalable and secure blockchain, the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade can incur some risks for stakers, holders and traders.

While a minimum stake of 32 ETH is needed to become a validator on Ethereum 2.0, staking pools and services make the participation possible for everyone.

Security, a viable business model and an active community: why the majority of DApp developers still opt for the Ethereum blockchain.

Bugs, management issues and competitors: What challenges is Ethereum facing before its anticipated proof-of-stake upgrade?

Recent reports show an unprecedented increase in the number of women involved in the crypto market, some exchanges see a 160% surge.

As China stops the spread of COVID-19 inside the country, the government announced two of the largest crypto and blockchain-related developments.

Why hasn’t the Ethereum blockchain found the perfect solution for its scalability problem since 2014, and does one really exist?

Given the global coronavirus lockdown, some blockchain projects have found their business plans affected, others see no change.

While a 29% drop in Bitcoin’s hash rate might be due to the miners’ capitulation, analysts point to other factors that could have had a bigger impact.

With many now working remotely, blockchain conferences have also been either postponed, canceled or moved online to avoid the coronavirus.

After Robinhood experienced its third outage, crypto traders are demanding compensation and threatening to sue the app. Is the platform fighting for its reputation?

As the blockchain industry becomes mainstream, more women are getting involved in the market, making it no longer a men-only business.

Do blockchain and data security have a mutual relationship or is it not as secure to use blockchain when it comes to storing data?

As the Bitcoin halving approaches, analysts are guessing whether Bitcoin’s price will actually increase after it goes through the halving event.

Partnerships, deanonymization and transaction pattern analysis: What else do international police use to detect crypto cybercriminals?

With the launch of Aztec, the Ethereum blockchain can finally become anonymous. What does this exactly mean, and how do we use it?

While it’s commonly believed that the price of ETH follows Bitcoin, research shows that ETH is an independent asset.

Which cryptocurrencies saw the biggest price jumps or descents in 2019?