Sonic debuts SonicCS 2.0 with overlapping DAG elections, doubling speed, and cutting validator memory use by 68 percent.

Each block -- including that crucial link to the previous block -- is secured by highly secure layers of encryption. The architecture makes it almost impossible to change any of the blockchain's data.

Each block in the blockchain is a digital container that permanently stores transaction data for the network. When new transactions occur, they are processed and bundled into a block.

With the new series of blockchain legislation, will the United States unleash a wave of innovation like the one the 1996 ...

Blockchain isn’t a speculative detour; it’s a modern financial operating system. And for asset managers, it offers not just ...

The debut of artificial intelligence (AI), specifically large language models (LLMs), and blockchain had the world in a frenzy. With AI promising efficient automation in problem-solving and blockchain ...

In traditional blockchains, only one block can be accepted at each step, while others get orphaned (ignored). However, in Kaspa’s GhostDAG, these blocks coexist and are part of the valid chain.

The search for the best crypto to invest in often focuses on performance potential and utility. However, in 2025, that term ...

Geneva designer Suzanne Syz partnered with Swiss tech company to digitally verify all 1,001 of her pieces through blockchain.

In recent years, blockchain development has emerged as one of the most transformative forces in technology and business. From ...

Blockchain tokenization separates a property into several small digital tokens, each representing a percentage of ownership. These tokens are stored on a secure, transparent ledger that records all ...

Each transaction that the nodes add to the blockchain is permanent. Once the computer network verifies the data and adds it as a new block, that record is permanent.