Known-plaintext attacks, explained
A known-plaintext attack exploits known pairs of plaintext and corresponding ciphertext to deduce encryption keys or methods.
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Zero-knowledge proofs, explained
Zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs allow for proving a statement’s truth without revealing any information beyond its validity.
What is extended reality (XR), explained
Extended reality refers to the combination of virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality technologies.
Venture capital financing in crypto, explained
Venture capital firms invest in early-stage startups to fuel innovation, growth and technological advancements within the crypto ecosystem.
What is a Wells notice, explained
A Wells notice is a letter from the SEC indicating possible enforcement action against a person or a firm.
Quadratic funding: The future of crowdfunding, explained
Quadratic funding is a new approach to crowdfunding that incentivizes smaller contributions and promotes the funding of diverse, high-quality projects.
What is Immutable, explained
Explore Immutable, the leading Web3 game development platform to build and scale Web3 games.
Ethereum as a deflationary asset, explained
Deflationary tokens like Ethereum are the key to differentiating Web3 ecosystems from traditional capital markets.
Monetary policy of cryptocurrencies, explained
Monetary policy for cryptocurrencies is a game-changer — with fixed supplies and decentralized control, they challenge traditional monetary policy tools.
Ethereum Shanghai upgrade, explained
There is a new upgrade on the chain called Ethereum Shanghai. Is that bullish or bearish for Ether and the crypto market?