Blockchain Networks and Ecosystems
3 storiesBlockchain Networks and Ecosystems covers named production ledgers and the technical environments built around them, including Layer 1 chains, rollups, sidechains, appchains and Bitcoin-linked execution layers. The shared subject is network operation: consensus or sequencing, execution, settlement, data availability, fees, validators, bridges, upgrades and application deployment. Use this parent tag for cross-network comparisons and ecosystem-wide infrastructure themes. Individual networks require their own tags, while native tokens, companies, wallets and analytics products remain separate unless their role is inseparable from the network event.
How ivault Uses Blockchain to Reshape Web3 Asset Sharing
ivault is building a Web3 platform for asset sharing that uses blockchain, non-custodial wallets, and token incentives to address trust, data security, and user control-key issues that have limited traditional sharing-economy platforms
How AI-Powered Smart Contract Audits Are Changing Web3 Security
AI-driven platforms like Cecuro are reshaping smart contract security by automating code analysis, vulnerability detection, and risk validation-raising new questions about the future role of human auditors in the Web3 ecosystem
KB Kookmin Bank to Enable Dollar Transfers via JPMorgan Kinexys
South Korea's largest bank will offer USD cross-border payments for importers and exporters using JPMorgan's blockchain-based Kinexys network, connecting 10 countries and integrating with SWIFT for near-instant settlement