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What Happens to Crypto When No One Can Afford to Mine?

Mining can be very expensive, but so far, it’s been very profitable in many cases. Eventually, in cases like Bitcoin or Litecoin,...

When Verified Source Lies

I deployed a staking vault on Sepolia and got it verified on Etherscan with a green checkmark. The source code contains a storage...

The HackerNoon Newsletter: The Ethereum Beacon Chain as a State Machine (3/24/20...

The Ethereum Beacon Chain as a State Machine

This article breaks down Ethereum’s Beacon Chain as a state machine, explaining how its data structures and processes enable Proof...

Designing a DAO Treasury Architecture for Transparent Community Funding

A technical breakdown of the AlkebulanCash DAO treasury architecture designed for transparent community funding using blockchain g...

Uniswap V3’s “Collect” Is Correct — and Still Misleading

Uniswap V3’s Collect events can mix returned liquidity with earned fees. Here’s why explorers look “misleading,” and how semantic...

Why Decoding Uniswap V4 is Harder Than V2 & V3

Uniswap V4 is fundamentally harder to decode than V2 and V3. The biggest change is that pools are no longer contracts. Hooks are e...

Transaction Decoding on Ethereum (EVM Blockchains) vs Solana: A Technical Perspe...

From an infrastructure perspective, “transaction decoding” is not about parsing bytes. It is about reconstructing intent from exec...

EIP-7702 Infrastructure to Support Account Abstraction for EOAs: Why This Matter...

EIP-7702, introduced with the Ethereum Pectra upgrade, allows EOAs to temporarily behave like smart accounts, unlocking Account Ab...

Inside Ethereum Blob Encoding (PeerDAS): How FFT and Polynomials Generate Parity...

By connecting abstract mathematical concepts with concrete implementation details from the EIP-7594 specification, this article de...

Not Every Web3 Protocol Needs a Native Token

Developers are increasingly using "rollup" or "Layer Two" solutions to create new Web3 applications. The primary objective is to l...

Inside Ethereum’s Fusaka Hard Fork: PeerDAS, New Gas Limits, and the Road to Che...

Fusaka is Ethereum’s next major hard fork after Pectra, targeting Dec. 3, 2025 and bundling a dozen EIPs focused on scalability, s...