Each week, I share my views on the week’s hottest conversations. Not subscribed yet? Click here to get the weekly newsletters. The Long-Short The London Hard Fork went live a few hours ago, and already over 4000 ETH has been burnt. Uniswap (both v2 and v3) is one of

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Polygon Network (previously Matic) has been the talk of the town. An increase in blockchain adoption, growing hype around DeFi, Google’s BigQuery announcement, and Mark Cuban’s investment are some of the highlights. The 4-year-old blockchain is finally getting the attention it deserves and is shaping up to be

Polkadot and Kusama ecosystem Polkadot, in its full functionality, wants to be a blockchain of blockchains. A Layer 0 skeleton that can connect with Layer 1 chains and their applications directly through parachains. The Relay chain is the core of Polkadot that communicates with the system as a whole and

ETH 2.0 staking has hit a milestone, with 5M ether staked on the PoS network. The merge, expected in 2021/22, has been one hottest conversations as DeFi continues to rise, even during The Miami Bitcoin Conference. The migration to ETH 2.0 aims to make life better for

Scalability has been one of the biggest concerns with the Ethereum DeFi ecosystem as the popularity of dApps increases. Ethereum network values decentralization and security and hence has low efficiency. For instance, during the crash earlier this month, the network was congested, and the gas fees were as high as