Adding Base mainnet to your wallet takes a couple of minutes. You either pick Base from your wallet’s list of ready-made networks, or you open the “add a custom network” screen and type in four details: the network name, the…
Starting a DAO comes down to a handful of concrete moves: define what the group is for, pick a blockchain, lock the money in a shared wallet, wire up voting, and bring in members. Deploying the contracts is the easy…
Every Dogecoin balance sits on a public ledger, so you can read the amount held by any address without a password or the owner’s permission. You just need a tool that queries the blockchain and returns the number. The fastest…
The best TON wallet for most people in 2026 is Keeper, the wallet that used to be called Tonkeeper. It is built around The Open Network, runs on phone, desktop and browser, and now covers several other chains as well.…
Adding swaps to a website or app no longer requires building an exchange flow from scratch. A crypto exchange widget can place the transaction interface directly inside an existing product, which is useful for wallets, token projects, crypto media, portfolio…
Most crypto projects hit the same wall eventually. The core product is ready, users are asking for exchange functionality, and the team needs to decide: build from scratch or plug into an existing exchange API. Building means months of work…
A nonce is a number used once. It’s an arbitrary value that a system uses a single time inside a cryptographic process, then never reuses in the same context. The name is a contraction of exactly that idea: “number used…
The Core blockchain is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 built to give Bitcoin something it was never designed to have on its own: smart contracts. It launched in January 2023 and has since grown into the largest Bitcoin sidechain by value…
Reliability and uptime describe one thing: how consistently your blockchain infrastructure stays online and answers requests correctly. If a wallet can’t read a balance, or a trading app can’t broadcast a transaction, the problem usually isn’t the blockchain itself —…
An RPC endpoint is a URL your application sends requests to in order to read data from a blockchain or broadcast a transaction to it. RPC stands for Remote Procedure Call: your code calls a function, that function runs on…