In the past couple of months, ETH has been outperforming Bitcoin, and according to some theories, it is also possible that we might observe a flipping. Hence, WazirX and CoinDCX are two of the five best apps to buy Ethereum…
Having a huge market capital next to Bitcoin, Ethereum is about to go parabolic in the second half of this year for a wide variety of reasons. We shall discuss all possibilities or maybe at least a few that we…
The computer we use today has gone through several evolutions resulting in different generations of computers. For example, First Generation Computer (1940-1956) to Fifth Generation Computers (present and beyond). These generations tried to bring a new development that resulted in…
In 2017’s crypto bull market, the debate on Ethereum’s network congestion heated up. Infamous crypto-kitties clocked out the entire Ethereum network along with ICOs, causing a significant gas fee hike. Again in 2020, with the rise of DeFi and yield…
Today we cannot even memorise a 10-digit mobile number; we are expected to use a tedious Ethereum address. This is where the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) comes in. ENS offers a secure & decentralised way to address resources using simple,…
Zero-knowledge proofs are revolutionising blockchain. The two major standards SNARKs and STARKs are competing with each other, offering diverse scaling possibilities. However, everything comes at a price. Zero-knowledge proofs, explained in detail in my previous publication, may eliminate the infamous…
Buidler, Waffle & Ethers Lately, at Balancer we’ve moved from the Truffle development environment to using Buidler, Waffle, and Ethers. The main benefit is being able to use console.log in Solidity during debugging — it’s amazing how much of a difference this…
A practical exercise using the Aave protocol Introduction There is always talk about the clarity of blockchain, that everything is traceable and everyone can see what was written but is it easy to access this information? How can I get data…
