Developers News

Libra rival Celo has announced its first round of development grant funding, designating $700,000 to 13 companies so far.

Forte Labs, a known partner of Ripple’s ecosystem project Xpring, has joined new big game developers like Hi-Rez Studios and Netmarble.

Enjin has launched its multiverse program to entice developers to build on its blockchain-based gaming network.

United States SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce aka “Crypto Mom” has formally proposed a safe harbor from SEC registration for decentralized token projects.

Government agencies, sports franchises and mainstream exchanges are first real-world adopters of the popular “pure proof-of-stake” Algorand blockchain.

The MetaMask team is allegedly not getting the support it needs from its parent company ConsenSys, a Redditor claims.

Block.One, the firm behind the 7th biggest altcoin EOS, launched a new $1.5 million grant program to support EOSIO development.

Indeed reports a major discrepancy between growth rates of job seeker and employer interest in crypto since 2015, with employer demand outpacing employees.

A blockchain platform for the “next generation” of digital gaming says it enables players to use assets and props across different titles in the same universe.

Bitcoin Core developer Pieter Wuille has introduced a new Bitcoin smart contract programming language called Miniscript.

An open-source blockchain platform says the industry is going the same way as the internet: Just like websites, every business now wants their own chain.

Analysis of more than one million code commits on Github found that less than 5% of contributions are made by women.

A horizontally scalable DAG blockchain system is launching its “flagship” membership portal as it announces a listing on KuCoin.