Look into 3Jane as an example if you want to learn how you can combine new, nascent technologies in blockchain to solve very huge and complex problems innovatively.

I have been reading 3Jane and the NPL auction system, which is a great example of how we’re integrating real-world systems with DeFi. It reminds me how important zkTLS and Reclaim Protocol are for mainstream crypto adoption while preserving people’s privacy.

For a long time, I felt like we were only 20% of the way toward blockchain truly changing the world. Then came EigenCloud and restaking, and suddenly, it felt like we just crossed 30%. EigenLayer makes Ethereum’s security feel like an API plug into it, and you get

AWS became the backbone of the internet by abstracting raw compute into a service. Now, the restaking protocol can have the ability to become the AWS of web3, if it is built carefully The exciting thing about restaking is that AWS was always two-dimensional operators and

Cryptographic computing is way bigger than blockchains. Blockchains are just the first mass-scale application

Blockchain is no longer just about chains or cryptocurrencies. If ZK matures the way it's heading, everything changes. just look at Succinct; they're not building on blockchain but beyond it. The global ZK proving market is literally stretching what ZK can do, making it

Mathematically speaking, everything is going to be possible in this world even beyond your imagination as we move toward unlimited processing power. Today it’s ZK or AI, but in the coming years, we’ll need to see what else emerges and shake things up. The question is are we

Bitcoin and Bitcoin solutions like L2s are underrated in a world of Ethereum maxis and Solana believers. $2T+ worth of Bitcoin exists, but most of it sits idle. Billions know BTC, yet many outside crypto still doubt if Ethereum is legit. Mass adoption may need to start from

While exploring the Fuel, I found their approach truly visionary. They’re building everything from the ground up, aiming to solve multiple fundamental problems in blockchain design all at once. It's next-level innovation. However, the challenge I see is that doing so

It was way too early to give Howard Wolowitz a permanent girlfriend in The Big Bang Theory. We kinda missed his hilarious creepiness. those awkward pickup lines were comedy gold

Makes sense, it’s like the app itself pays for the AWS bill, instead of adding an extra layer of user entry barriers.

I’m really excited and curious about this upcoming AI era. Before, we were almost forced to be employees… but now, AI is literally forcing people to become entrepreneurs and resource allocators.

Things are finally happening!. As an Indian, trying to invest in U.S. stocks always felt too complicated, like missing out on a huge part of the global financial horizon. But now, this feels like one of the most defining moments for blockchain. I can buy stocks on Solana with

Ethereum literally introduced to remove the splits and repurposing of Bitcoin system to more diverged chains, Now, with introduction of the rollups, We are actually going back to 2013, for scalability Now my question is, Do we need to go back to 2009 for usability?

The biggest breakthrough in blockchain Virtual Machines won't be better smart contracts or TPS, etc.. It will be the rise of Proof-Oriented VMs, where the VM's only job is to prove arbitrary off-chain computation basically turning blockchains into global, verifiable compute

Truth few agree on: Hyperliquid feels decentralized, but it’s still a fast, closed system run by a small group.