By Adam Efrima The crypto space is full of buzzwords and abbreviations, and today, I’ll be discussing one that’s not quite so widespread yet: Decentralized Validator Technology, or DVT. It promises to fix a major worry about how traditional validator setups operate on Ethereum by significantly decentralizing and securing the …
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In a notable development that signifies the growing adoption of blockchain technology in the sports industry, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has announced its deepening partnership with Chiliz (CHZ), the Malta-based FinTech provider. PSG, one of the world’s most renowned football clubs, is set to become the first sports club to act …
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Animoca Brands, a leading company in advancing digital property rights for gaming and the open metaverse, has recently announced a significant strategic investment in the Open Network Foundation (TON) ecosystem. As a result of this investment, Animoca Brands has become the largest validator of The Open Network Blockchain, marking a …
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The Celo Foundation has recently announced an important partnership with Google Cloud. As part of this collaboration, Google Cloud is now running a validator on the Celo network, contributing to the overall security and stability of the platform. This development comes on the heels of a previous announcement in April, …
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Ethereum, the second-largest blockchain by market capitalization, could be on the cusp of a significant operational shift. In the latest Ethereum core developer consensus meeting, a key agenda item under discussion was a proposed increase in the maximum validator limit. If implemented, this adjustment would see the limit skyrocket from …
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The developers led by Mike Neuder opine that a validator set contraction has positive implications for the beacon chain decentralization roadmap, the current p2p layer, and the validators. The Ethereum (ETH) network is best described as art in development amid mainstream crypto and blockchain adoption. With the proof-of-stake (PoS) still …
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