Blockchain Storage News

FIFA is migrating its NFT marketplace and collection to a new Avalanche-powered layer-1 blockchain built for digital fan experiences.

Franklin’s new Payroll Treasury Yield lets companies earn DeFi yields on idle payroll funds using audited smart contracts and full self-custody.

Anatoly Yakovenko proposed a data availability layer to connect crosschain data across leading networks, boosting blockchain interoperability.

The new data compression layer may address centralization risks in the crypto industry, such as the recent outage by Amazon Web Services.

Miden, a zk-powered blockchain spun out of Polygon Labs, raised $25 million led by a16z to scale edge execution and support institutional blockchain adoption.

Ethereum’s Dankrad Feist has pitched a four-year plan to increase Ethereum’s gas limit by 100-fold, which could theoretically increase the blockchain’s TPS to 2,000.

Tokenized real estate could top $4 trillion by 2035, reshaping property investment as blockchain adoption grows, according to a Deloitte report.

Decentralized file sharing is transforming content delivery, optimizing costs, performance and sustainability through smarter network infrastructure.

AI has experienced its Cambrian explosion, while blockchain technology remains in limbo.

Dedicated to making blockchain easy for businesses and users, the founders of G6 Networks combine freedom and innovation in their products.

AI applications and data centers are creating a growing demand for uranium, which is now available for retail investors for the first time.

Google Cloud will contribute to Cronos’ decentralization and security, along with other notable validators like Crypto.com and Blockdaemon.

With 6,200 stakers and 39.9 trillion BTT locked, the BitTorrent Chain is already thriving and is set to supercharge Tron’s DeFi ecosystem with fast, low-cost cross-chain transfers.

The price of storing data directly on the blockchain is extremely prohibitive for most users, leading to an overreliance on traditional IT.

Today’s tech allows us to preserve data for thousands of years with zero energy usage, tomorrow’s could ensure Satoshi’s vision lives on forever.