Assessing global financial risk is a practice in patient observation. However, current operational challenges in data sourcing and live ownership tracking can lead leverage to run wild in obscure parts of the market. Anonymous, accessible blockchain-enabled asset ownership systems can lighten this load by allowing for easier tracking of leverage spikes.

Continuously disrupted supply chains were once a fear for companies reliant on global inputs. Now, it is a stark, cold reality. Fortunately, blockchain technology offers a tool that can be leveraged to improve transparency with partners and ease price pressures. To ignore this would be unwise, and potentially fatal.

Tools are only as helpful as their practical use. Though digital assets have been marked as a significant step forward in the ownership of everything from artwork to concert tickets and more, the basics of user validation online cannot be forgotten. Ensuring routine ownership of checks of renounceable digital assets is key for trust-building and scalable use.

Most technologists treat redundancy like a dirty word. They ask incredulously how anybody could possibly expend energy doing the same task twice? Well, fortunately, we are practitioners. And we understand that redundancy is the bedrock for the successful functioning of the world’s largest systems.

With the Ethereum merge complete, the network has successfully graduated to a new stage in its development. So, now that the hype has died down and the camera crews have gone home, it’s time to talk about what we can tangibly take away from this event.

Blockchain technology has the potential to reshape the culture and practice of betting on anything from sports to reality television outcomes. Shops that embrace these changes will be poised to grow at a faster rate than industry peers as consumer expectations change.

The music industry as it stands is unsustainable for artists, which means it is unsustainable for all. Smart contracts may represent a solution but will require buy-in from a dedicated fanbase to work.

Quicker settlement times within the financial system are a thrilling concept, but change will start small and private.

At their core, networks such as Ethereum and Bitcoin are simply real-world implementations of the academic concept that is blockchain technology.

Quantum computing is both a major threat and a panacea for the long-term future of public blockchains.

NFTs may capture media attention, but it’s the underlying smart contracts themselves that can truly generate value for companies.

NFTs are more boring than people think.

The what, how and why of Metcy in the future of Web3 development.