Abusing blockchains for profit (aka MEV)
Blockchains are public, programmable money machines. So, it's only natural that some people will squeeze as much money
1 person = 1 vote (new pod)
Blockchains give power to the people.
Well... some people. Typically, voting power is distributed by token holdings, computer hashrate, or
Your crypto credit score
As discussed recently, loans on blockchain are typically either overcollateralized or entirely uncollateralized. This is due to trust. Overcollateralized loans
What is a "testnet" and who is it for?
Software is typically written and tested by developers on their local computers. Once it's working, the software is
Flash loans explained (short)
Continuing the DeFi debt discussion, "flash loans" are a new idea with web3. The concept wouldn't
Why do people use DeFi loans?
There are a number of lending dApps built on blockchain. I haven't personally used them because I'
Lift 'n shift
Remember website maintenance pages? 20 years ago, it seemed like every week your favorite websites would just go offline for
Most people don't think about money this way (new podcast!)
I find personal finance fascinating. Finding new ways to earn, accumulate, and grow your money is like a multi-generational game.
Not just developers... businesses
Last week, I wrote about how attracting developers is the most efficient way to market a blockchain. Developers who build
Miners, validators, and block producers - oh my!
Blockchains are just a bunch of computers running the same software. Anyone can turn on a computer and run the
