News with the tag "Smart contract platform"

The new platform, called the “Ethereum time machine,” extends Ethereum’s programming capabilities by allowing smart contracts to execute transactions based on uncertain or not-guaranteed future events.

Smart contract platforms (SCPs) have witnessed unprecedented growth over the past year, with daily active addresses (DAA) soaring by 285% to reach an all-time high of 20 million. This remarkable surge underscores a significant uptick in blockchain adoption, reflecting the expanding utility and robus...

The decentralized finance platform Radix Network announced a 15% workforce reduction on Aug. 28. CEO Piers Ridyard stated that the decision was made to decrease overhead costs. Ridyard said that while core projects like Flash Liquidity and MFA are expected to continue, users may experience disruptio...

One low-cap layer-1 altcoin that recently rebranded itself is rising after abruptly gaining support from top US-based crypto exchange platform Coinbase. In a new announcement, Coinbase Assets says that it will be adding support for Gravity (G), formerly known as Galxe, an interoperable Ethereum (ETH...

The decade-old blockchain's development plan, which goes out through 2026, calls for splitting off transaction execution into a separate "canonical rollup" that would support multiple programming languages.

Llama aims to make governance of blockchain protocols more effective by enabling protocols to encode roles and permissions to take on-chain actions.

Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Jamie Coutts says that one crypto sector could experience explosive growth over the next half a decade. Coutts says that smart contract blockchains such as Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) could reach 100 million daily users by 2028 by growing at 20% quarter-on-quarter....

Circle announced the launch of a new platform that uses pre-vetted templates to make building Web3 apps easier for traditional developers.

The nine-year-old project, one of the earliest major blockchains, is getting a facelift to incorporate "smart contracts," that theoretically could attract new applications and users – and potentially more demand for the XLM token.

The company will use the money to educate Web3 developers and supply them with tools to streamline their work.