Ethereum, smart contracts and the world computer
For more than half a century, how computers and the Internet have profoundly affected large-scale collaboration in human society

For more than half a century, how computers and the Internet have profoundly affected large-scale collaboration in human society
Cardano (ADA) thrives with a surge in smart contracts despite market fluctuations. Price stands at $0.60711, with predictions ranging from $0.945 to $11 by 2024. AI forecasts range from $1.26 to $8.
Cardano's smart contracts soar 67% to 24,050, impressing co-founder Charles Hoskinson. The ecosystem boasts 157 launched projects and 1,319 in development. Despite ADA's market dip, Cardano's growth remains noteworthy.
Thirdweb identifies a security flaw in Web3 smart contracts, urging immediate action for contracts created before November 23. Mitigation steps include locking contracts, taking snapshots, and migrating to secure alternatives. Token holders in pools should withdraw tokens, and contract builders must request users to revoke approvals. Thirdweb has remedied affected contracts created post-November 23, with other services operating unaffected.
Rebecca Rettig, wants more clarity in the industry and sees that as key to approaching lawmakers.
Despite the fierce headwinds the crypto industry faced over the last year, Web3 development activity has grown at an impressive rate, according to a new report.
Back in September, David Schwartz, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Ripple and one of the original architects of the XRP Ledger.
dClimate’s Sid Jha, a speaker at CoinDesk’s IDEAS conference, is a decentralized marketplace for climate-related data.
Smart contracts provide plenty of benefits, but find out why those benefits can be just one side of a double-edged sword.
Cointelegraph explains what smart contracts are and how this blockchain-based technology changes the way transactions are made.