Tezos (ꜩ) is a smart contract platform like Ethereum or Eos with on-chain governance and DPoS (Delegated Proof of Stake) as it’s consensus protocol. The Tezos protocol design allows it to evolve its protocol overtime without having forks, this is why Tezos calls itself a Self-amending cryptographic ledger. Tezos emphasis on decentralization & governance as their website says-
GRT or the Graph Token is a utility token of the Graph Protocol, a blockchain data querying protocol. The protocol implements everything so that GRT is used to pay the querry fees, which are further used to reward validators. Therefore,…
⚠️ MAJOR UPDATE — IDEX acquired by Katana (Polygon) in March 2026. IDEX’s team and matching engine technology were integrated into Katana’s DeFi chain, launching “Katana Perps” at perps.katana.network. Binance removed all IDEX trading pairs on April 1, 2026. Verify…
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Key Takeaways In an ongoing battle with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over the legitimacy of its crypto staking services, popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has announced a temporary halt to customers in four states from staking additional…
This article will explain liquid staking, how it works, and why it matters. We will also explore its uses, limitations, famous examples, and future potential.
In an appeal to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Coinbase asked that staking services be treated equally as securities be reexamined.
Key Takeaways: Proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies may be considered investment contracts, making them subject to securities laws, according to SEC Chair Gary Gensler. Its native ether currency was one of only two cryptos, along with bitcoin, that was explicitly classified as commodities…
Key Takeaways: Coinbase would end Ethereum staking if faced with regulatory threats, according to its CEO. Coinbase would protect Ethereum’s integrity and stop staking services in response to the inquiry submitted by the CEO of Rotkiapp, a crypto accounting company,…
Staking (also referred as proof-of-stake) is a popular way of verifying blockchain transactions. Mining (or proof-of-work), another way of authenticating blockchain-based transactions, is sometimes compared to it. While the goal of staking is the same as that of mining (validating…
