Luke Willis

If you listen to people talking about cryptocurrencies, the term "noncustodial" comes up fairly often. In legal circles,

General purpose blockchains (Ethereum, Koinos, etc.) are are just big, decentralized computers. They support "Turing complete" programming languages,

Today on the podcast, an interview with Sneh Koul, co-founder of LearnWeb3 DAO. In this episode, we discuss the challenges

If you believe something will happen, you should act accordingly. Whether the expected outcome is good or bad, there’s

You can't build a community without a vision. You need a simple idea to rally the troops--that'

So, now you know everything you need to do to be ready for mass adoption of your dApps: * don'

Blockchain apps are called dApps (decentralized apps). They're decentralized because no one owns/controls the smart contracts. Sure,

When you build typical web2 apps, you own everything you build. Your users don't talk to each other.

Wallets are critical for decentralization. If your users don't control (i.e. take custody of) their private keys,

If you want to charge substantial direct fees every time someone uses your app, then gas fees are just an