Web 3.0

Twitter Doesn't Need Web 3.0 to Solve Its Identity Problem

The great Twitter hack does not herald the end of the centralized web. But we need stronger cryptography for social media.

Decentralized cloud computing startup Dfinity said its "Internet Computer" is now open to third-party developers.

Handshake minimizes the role of centralized entities in the internet’s basic infrastructure. First, it was a new domain system. Now it's a browser.

By Daniel KuhnJun 22, 2020

Arweave, a blockchain network meant for the permanent storage of data, has released a completely new approach to smart contracts.

By Brady DaleJun 11, 2020

Seamless login for the decentralized apps (dapps) of any blockchain. That’s the vision for Torus Labs’ new identity solution, DirectAuth.

By William FoxleyMay 28, 2020

Blockstack, the startup building a decentralized backbone for Web 3.0, is open-sourcing its two patents – kinda.

By Danny NelsonApr 28, 2020

The “blockchain-ready” web browser has added support for Unstoppable Domains’ decentralized .crypto websites.

By Danny NelsonMar 30, 2020

Last weekend at ETHDenver, decentralized internet alternatives were on display from projects leveraging blockchain’s censorship-resistant nature.

By William FoxleyFeb 21, 2020

Mobile device maker HTC now sells its blockchain phone for U.S. dollars in addition to cryptocurrency.

By Nikhilesh DeFeb 26, 2019

During the Web3 Summit earlier this week, speakers and attendees struck an optimistic tone, even though the challenges for blockchain are great.

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