DeFi composability on the blockchain enables a new generation of decentralized applications built upon interoperable, permissionless financial money LEGOs.

As the field of blockchain-based gaming grows and expands, randomness and RNG will become an increasingly powerful economic force for both developers and players.

Smart contracts are exponentially more powerful when externally connected to the data and API economy outside the blockchain. Tapping into these vast data reservoirs can make smart contracts the dominant form of digital agreement across all the major markets.

Automated Market Maker (AMM) based Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) alter how users swap cryptocurrencies. We explore how AMMs work, dissect their inherent problems, and examine solutions to solve these key obstacles.

Smart contract—a software program on the blockchain with conditions attached to its execution. In this article, we examine what a smart contract is, why it is valuable, and how it is being applied today.

Chainlink oracles enable developers to create dynamic NFTs on the blockchain that react to external data and fully integrate with existing infrastructure.

Blockchain is the foundational technology that underpins the value proposition of Bitcoin and Ethereum smart contracts. This article describes what is a blockchain, why it provides value, and how it is being used today.

Insurance is a multi-trillion dollar global industry with inherent trust problems that prohibit it from reaching its economic potential. Chainlink-enabled smart contracts offer a way to upgrade the foundational infrastructure of insurance to benefit both insurance companies and policyholders.