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Chainge Finance: Your Personal Digital Bank
Chainge Finance is a decentralized project with its own ecosystem, operating primarily in the Asian market since 2021. Enabling fast and low-cost cryptocurrency transactions across 55 blockchains without the use of bridges or complex wrapping procedures, this platform is indispensable for any DeFi services. Arkham Intelligence: The All-Seeing Eye in Crypto Surveillance
As the demand for anonymous transactions continues to grow, users also crave verification of information and additional measures against fraud. This is where the Arkham platform steps in. It provides reliable information about the real entities and individuals behind anonymous crypto addresses. Elon Musk Launches Payment Service Without Crypto Integration
DOGE enthusiasts might face disappointment as Elon Musk has no plans to integrate the popular meme coin into the forthcoming X payment system. Additionally, the social media platform will not initially support any cryptocurrency transactions. 
What Is a Snapshot in Crypto
Snapshot is a common term in computation. It means capturing the state of a system or data at a certain point in time. Snapshots are often used for reference, analysis, and monitoring changes. In blockchain, a snapshot includes information about transactions, addresses, balances, and other associated data up to a specific block. 
GPU Mining in 2024: Comparing GPUs with CPUs and ASICs in Mining
Miners provide computational power to Proof-of-Work blockchain networks to process transactions, create new coins, and ensure network security. The efficiency and results depend greatly on which devices they use. The most common types of crypto mining based on the used hardware are GPU mining, CPU mining, and ASIC mining. 
Over 75% of non-vote Solana transactions are failing. This problem seems to stem from the recent influx of new meme coins, as acknowledged by several project supporters. They point out that the bulk of these failed transactions are generated by regular arbitrage spam bots. 
What Is MEV and How It Impacts Blockchain Transactions
MEV (Maximum Extractable Value) is a key concept in the crypto industry. Often described as the “invisible tax” or the “dark forest of DeFi,” it represents a complex financial process. MEV is generated as a result of prioritizing transactions that pay higher fees. In this article, we will define what MEV is and explore its impact on transaction costs. 
Coinbase Wallet has launched a new web app that enables users to connect multiple wallets, analyze balances and transactions, manage DeFi positions, and even handle NFT collections across major blockchains. To enhance user experience, developers have added specific filters for selected networks or wallets. 
The Ethereum ecosystem, including its L2 and L3 blockchains, has set a new record for transactions per second at 245 TPS. A significant portion of this achievement, nearly 50% or 101 TPS, was contributed by the relatively new gaming-focused L3 blockchain, Xai, even though its total value locked (TVL) is less than $2 million. 
Ripple (XRP) has disclosed plans for launching its own stablecoin, which will be pegged to the dollar and backed by bank deposits along with short-term U.S. Treasury bills. This move aims to expand Ripple Payments' capabilities in facilitating cross-border transactions. The introduction of this stablecoin promises: 
The NEAR Foundation, the entity behind the NEAR blockchain, has unveiled a new feature that allows for the management of transactions across different blockchains directly from the NEAR app. This innovation, made possible through a decentralized multi-party computation (MPC) network, enables users to manage multiple wallets under a single account. 
The Riksbank has published a report detailing the fourth phase of testing for the e-Krona. Throughout the pilot phase, which spanned from 2020 to 2023, the bank tested the e-Krona's fundamental use cases as a retail currency accessible to the general public. This iteration of the e-Krona was developed on the Corda distributed ledger platform by R3, with the central bank serving as a notary node responsible for verifying and finalizing transactions.