Web3 application development is rapidly changing. Developers are building more multifaceted apps than before. These apps need to scale, remain secure, and support several users. Traditional blockchain ...

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Kerberus finds human-focused attacks are Web3’s most structurally dangerous threat. Attackers exploit psychology, making veteran users high-value, high-risk targets. Kerberus CEO advises pausing, ...

With Python running natively onchain, developers can build smart contracts using regular programming practices while ensuring reliability and efficiency. Hathor is preparing to launch Nano Contracts, ...

Algorand (ALGO) Python 5.0 introduces a seamless environment for integrating AI with blockchain, enhancing Python's role in developing smart contracts and AI applications on Algorand. Python, a ...

The vast potential of Web3 is currently limited because the tools and knowledge required to build on blockchain are only accessible to a narrow band of experts, excluding millions of visionaries.

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