This guide contains detailed steps on how you can use the Objkt Platform. Objkt is one of the most popular and largest NFT marketplaces on the Tezos blockchain. It is a hub for creators where they can mint, list, buy, and sell their unique NFTs. Creators can connect the platform using any of the supporting Tezos wallets. They can also collaborate with other creators in designing a collection. Tezos is one of the cheapest networks that require users to pay very low fees as compared to any Ethereum-based project to mint NFTs.

This guide contains detailed steps on how you can install and use the Blockchain.com Wallet. In our previous article, we explained how you can create an account on the Blockchain.com exchange and how to use it. In this article, we will talk about the other important product of the Blockchain.com platform, i.e., the Blockchain.com Wallet. It is a simple wallet that allows users to send, receive, swap, and buy/sell cryptocurrencies. The application is available in both mobile (Android, iOS) and desktop versions.

Learn in detail how can you create an account in the Blockchain.com exchange and how to use it to trade crypto assets. Blockchain.com is a centralized exchange that allows users to deposit, withdraw, store, and manage crypto assets. It allows the users to place spot and margin orders. However, the platform has some geographical restrictions on margin trading. Hence, users from the US, Canada, and a few other countries are not able to perform margin trades. Apart from the exchange, the Blockchain.com platform consists of one main product in its suite, i.e., the Blockchain wallet.

Bomb Crypto is a popular blockchain game built on Binance Smart Chain. Is the game worth the hype? We play the game and give you our opinion. Bomb crypto is a very popular blockchain game on the Binance Smart Chain. It is heavily marketed and often ranked in the top five of games having maximum transactions on BSC. Is the game worth the hype? In this article, we will tell you how to play Bomb Crypto and what we feel about it.

This guide contains a detailed explanation of how you install and use the Fractal wallet. The Fractal wallet is the native wallet of the Fractal protocol. It is currently available as a Google Chrome browser extension application that allows users to store their decentralized digital identity (DID) credentials. Users need to first complete their KYC from the Fractal protocol. Later they can link their wallet with the Fractal account. Thus, your validated KYC data will be stored in a decentralized browser extension. Users can control how and with whom they want to share their verified details. The Fractal wallet lets you prove your identity without disclosing any personal details.

Fractal is an open-source zero-margin protocol that aims to replace ad cookies and give users complete control over their own data. Powered by Polkadot, Fractal is an open-source, zero-margin protocol that aims to devise a data standardization process that ensures, maintains, and exchanges a high quality of user data. The platform is designed to replace ad cookies and give users complete control over their own data. It helps users to collect, verify, and privately exchange data in a fair and transparent way. The protocol also ensures rewards to the publishers.

Subsocial is a blockchain-powered open platform that offers decentralized censorship-resistant social networks and marketplaces. You can think of it as a unified version of Facebook, Medium, Twitter, etc with the concept of decentralization, privacy, and monetary value. …

After Ethereum the NFT crowd moved to Solana. Lots of Solana NFT Projects have picked upstream. The Cardano CNFTs are doing pretty well too. Recently Fantom launched its new marketplace called Artion. What about Polkadot? What’s happening there? …

Blockchain has the potential to be implemented in various industries. Use cases are still getting developed in niche sectors like Supply Chain, Medicine, Real Estate, etc. Once we somewhat figured out the technical foundations of a public blockchain ( Layer 1s, Relay Chains, Layer 2s, experimenting with Governance, trying different…