avalanche

Recapping the Q3 Avalanche State of the Ecosystem call, where key leaders at Ava Labs discussed the latest developments in Q2 2023 and plans for Q3 and beyond.

On July 26th, join Avalanche ecosystem leaders for a discussion about its most recent use cases, platform updates, and partnerships, as well as a look forward to Q3 and beyond.

Exploring Avalanche’s current technology versus its design state, and the underlying technologies that make their plan possible.

Avalanche is an open-source layer one blockchain designed to power decentralized applications across DeFi, gaming, NFTs, and enterprise and institutional use cases.

Securitization brought about the centralization of equity and fixed-income assets. Real-world asset tokenization emerged as a hot topic amid the crypto bear market in 2022, an approach poised to leverage public blockchain technology to unlock growth in capital market share for alternative assets.

Introduction Before the internet, computers had no method for transmitting data to other computers. Once computers could transmit data through a common language, or protocol, the internet rapidly expanded. The internet protocol, TCP/IP, established a network of computer networks that was much more useful, capable, and valuable than any individual computer network. This network of […]

Introduction Decentralized exchanges, or DEXs, are a fundamental building block of DeFi that facilitate the trade of cryptocurrencies without a middleman. DEXs serve as the primary medium for new cryptocurrencies to achieve price discovery, as traders swap established currencies for fledgling projects. DEXs also provide a local exchange rate between two or more cryptocurrencies.  In […]

If you are unfamiliar with GameFi, here is a good primer. If you are unfamiliar with the Avalanche project and what it offers as a scaling solution, here is an overview of the ecosystem.  There are a number of factors that have made blockchain-based games unenjoyable to play: high costs, slow response times, poor graphics, […]

At their heart, blockchains are trust machines. Evaluating trust, let alone a chain’s performance, is not a routine task. Amongst the many tools used to quickly evaluate a chain’s performance, transactions per second (TPS) stands out as the most widely recognized one. TPS is often characterized as a reflection of a chain’s throughput, when in […]