From Idea to Testnet: Shipping an MVP in Four Weeks
A four week MVP focuses on one narrow workflow, leans on existing standards and uses testnet feedback to harden the path toward mainnet.
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Designing a Crypto Analytics Stack on AWS
A robust crypto analytics stack on AWS uses an object store, a lake house layer, a warehouse and a clear semantic model that writers and analysts can rely on.
The Real Cost of Running a Validator in 2025
Validator rewards must be considered against hardware, engineering effort and risk, which makes solo validation more about sovereignty than pure yield.
Why Modular Blockchains Are Likely to Win
Modular chains split execution, data availability and consensus into separate layers, which mirrors how the internet evolved into specialised roles rather than one giant stack.
Explain Like I Am Five: What Is MEV
MEV is the extra profit a block producer can make by changing transaction order, and the ecosystem is slowly moving toward auctions and protocol designs that make this behaviour more explicit and less toxic.
Beginner Guide to Reading On Chain Data
On chain analysis starts with explorers and then moves to custom indexers that turn raw events into tables you can actually reason about.
Zero Knowledge Proofs versus Trusted Hardware
Trusted hardware relies on vendor security, while zero knowledge proofs rely on mathematics, and hybrid designs can use enclaves to accelerate proof generation while the chain only trusts the proof.
Post Quantum Cryptography for Blockchains
Current blockchains rely on elliptic curve signatures that are vulnerable to Shor’s algorithm, so hybrid schemes that combine classical and post quantum signatures are the most realistic migration path.
Building a Simple Trading Agent with LLMs and Web3 Data
A minimal agent needs data, an AI decision layer and a safe transaction sender, with the language model kept behind a narrow and validated interface.
What On Chain AI Agents Actually Do
On chain agents are off chain services that watch blockchain events, decide with a model and then submit signed transactions back to the network.