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Uniswap, the decentralized exchange, has revealed its proprietary L2 blockchain, Unichain, developed using the OP Stack from Optimism. According to the development team, this initiative is part of a strategy to enhance Ethereum’s scalability, leading to a major increase in payment efficiency. GNcrypto appoints Sebastian Scheplitz as new CEO
GNcrypto is pleased to announce the appointment of Sebastian Scheplitz as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately. As the new CEO, Scheplitz brings more than two decades of experience in digital marketing, AI innovation, and business development, with a proven track record of scaling companies and driving exponential growth. From Grants to Blockchain Diplomas: Ukraine’s Education Trends
The education system in Ukraine is ever-evolving, responding to emerging challenges and conditions. Throughout the past year, Ukrainian universities underwent substantial changes and have been shaped by influential trends that deeply affected their operations and development. As the new academic year begins, let’s look back at what this past year meant for Ukrainian education. What Are VC-Backed Tokens: The Role of Large Crypto Investors
Funding has a decisive role in crypto. Projects need capital for development, user experience design, testing, and other purposes. The sale of a native cryptocurrency is a common way to raise funds. In the case of VC-backed tokens, large investors access a portion of the token’s total supply before the public launch. 
The decentralized exchange dYdX is set to roll out a major upgrade to its platform in the fall of 2024, which will introduce several new and unique features. One significant change will allow users to list any token issued on the dYdX Chain without requiring approval from the development team. Bitcoin 2024: Key Takeaways from the Conference
From July 25–27 in Nashville, the Bitcoin Conference 2024 took center stage as one of the year's most significant events. The conference featured U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump, Senator Cynthia Lummis, investor Michael Saylor, and other prominent industry figures. Topics of discussion included crypto regulations, the potential for BTC ecosystem development, and other crucial issues. 
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has become a sponsor of the English football club Real Bedford, owned by Peter McCormack, host of the popular podcast What Bitcoin Did. The sponsorship deal was paid in Bitcoin, which will be used for club development and the launch of a youth academy. 
What Is Bittensor (TAO) and How It Changes AI Development
As of September 2024, Bittensor is a trending project in crypto charts. Its native token, TAO, is among the largest coins by market cap in the AI tokens category and the overall crypto market. What is Bittensor’s mission and how does it operate? Read on to find out.
In our overview, we dig into the project, its mission, and how it operates. 
Cardano’s blockchain successfully completed the Chang hard fork, introducing decentralized governance and improving smart contract capabilities. ADA token holders now wield the power to shape the project’s future by electing representatives and voting on various development initiatives. What Is Data Poisoning in AI and When It Turns Into a Remedy
AI is all about learning from data and interactions. Pre-training data provided by the development team and ongoing information from users both greatly impact AI systems. Feeding incorrect data to AI can manipulate results and mess up its performance. This phenomenon is called data poisoning due to its ability to corrupt the AI's learning process. 
What Is Cartesi and How It Integrates Linux to Blockchain
Cartesi is a Layer 2 blockchain protocol that aims to simplify dApp development easier and improve blockchain scalability. It allows developers using the Linux Operating System to code in their familiar languages. In 2020, Cartesi launched its native token, CTSI to power network operations. Further, we dive deeper into the project and its mission. Who Are Ethereum Core Developers?
Ethereum core developers are a part of a larger development community, involved in researching, building, and upgrading the network’s fundamentals. They are called core developers or protocol developers based on their skills and contributions to the network. Below, we’ll break down the role of an Ethereum core developer. 
The Linux Foundation, a non-profit organization, is set to launch the LF Decentralized Trust (LFDT). This new platform aims to foster the development of open-source decentralized technologies across a range of sectors, including security, scalability, and finance.