Decentralized apps, or dApps, are software programs that are powered by cryptocurrency. By paying with crypto coins, users can receive various software-enabled services, such as digital wallets or ...

Overview: Decentralized apps run on blockchains with open records and no central authorityFinance, gaming, social media, and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Editor-in-Chief of CryptoSlate and host of the Slatecast podcast. Ethereum is a blockchain-based network that allows developers to ...

Distrust of blockchain and dApps deters Web3 adoption. A deeper understanding of the mechanisms guaranteeing information security is key to fostering trust in the new technologies. Hamster Kombat, ...

On-ramps serve as gateways for new members to acquire tokens, which often represent ownership or voting power in decentralized communities. Mini dApps enable community governance, where members can ...

Solana enables fast and low-cost decentralized application development that works well with AI-driven tools.AI Prompt-based ...

Vitalik Buterin, one of the co-founders of the Ethereum blockchain, said decentralization applications (DApps) could mitigate failures in internet infrastructure, such as when internet services ...

Japanese messaging app giant Line plans to give its 196 million active users the ability to use decentralized apps (dapps) such as games and utilities. The social network, which is mainly used in ...

Messaging app Line is set to get “mini DApps” with the launch of Kaia’s mainnet, following the likes of rival Telegram, which launched a similar feature in 2023. Kaia, a layer-1 blockchain made by two ...

Can Web3 apps truly enable chatting between wallets as seamlessly as texting friends? Ongoing growth of SocialFi – fueled by hype around decentralized protocols like Farcaster’s social media platform ...