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How the Solidity Compiler Prevents Bugs with Paranoia and Math
Discover how the Solidity compiler uses paranoia, defensive coding, and mathematical constraint solving to prevent bugs, ensuring secure smart contracts on Ethereum.
Legacy Finance Chooses Solana Infrastructure: A Blockchain Revolution in 2025
Discover how legacy finance is adopting Solana's infrastructure with Moody's pilot and Bullish's $1.4T migration, reshaping the blockchain landscape in 2025.
Solidity Turns 10: Celebrating a Decade of Impeccable Security in Smart Contracts
Discover how Solidity, the leading smart contract language, marks its 10th anniversary with an impeccable security record, praised by the crypto community on X.
GMX Order Keeper Compromise Explained: A Deep Dive into the Recent Blockchain Attack
Learn about the recent GMX order keeper compromise, how attackers exploited a reentrancy vulnerability, and what it means for blockchain security in 2025.
Chainlink Explained: Why It Might Be Crypto's Most Critical Project
Discover what Chainlink is, how its $LINK token works, and why it’s considered a vital project in the crypto world. Learn more now!
Rust Programming Basics Now on Cyfrin Updraft: Boost Your Blockchain Skills
Discover the new Rust Programming Basics course on Cyfrin Updraft, a free 3-hour beginner guide to mastering Rust for blockchain development.
DeFiLlama Tracks MassaChain: The New L1 Blockchain Revolutionizing DeFi
Discover how DeFiLlama is now tracking MassaChain, a cutting-edge Layer 1 blockchain with parallel execution and high throughput, boosting DeFi innovation.
Ethereum EIP-7983 Gas Cap Upgrade Explained: What It Means for Your Transactions
Discover how Ethereum's EIP-7983 gas cap upgrade, setting a 16.77M limit per transaction, could impact your smart contracts and wallet. Learn more now!
Ethereum EIP-7983 Gas Cap: What It Means for Your Transactions
Discover how Ethereum's EIP-7983 gas cap of 16.77M could affect your transactions, smart contracts, and the network's security. Learn more now!
Exploring the Rise of Invalid Submissions in Cybersecurity Competitions
Dive into the increasing trend of invalid submissions in cybersecurity contests, from 27% in 2021 to nearly 98% today, and what it means for the future of security audits.