Blockchain is the technology behind digital assets, enabling transactions and data to be recorded across decentralized networks. Learn how blockchain works, why it matters and how it supports cryptocurrencies, smart contracts and Web3 applications.

A Merkle tree is a structure that is used to verify data integrity in a set. Find out how it works and its role in blockchain in this article.

Nano is a fast, energy-efficient digital currency designed to facilitate the near-instant transfer of funds in a frictionless, secure and trustless manner at zero fees

Bitgert (BRISE) is a crypto platform with almost zero gas fees and high transaction speeds of 100, 000 TPS, aiming to provide an affordable and highly scalable environment for DApps.

zkSync, an Ethereum L2 scaling solution using ZK tech to provide lower gas and faster transactions, is launching a new L3 scaling solution. Read more here.

Hive Blockchain is an advanced blockchain ecosystem that offers a fast processing speed with no transaction fees. Read more about it in this article.

The Energy Web Token is the native crypto of the Energy Web Chain, a green blockchain that is part of the Energy Web stack of eco-friendly technologies.

Neoxa is a blockchain that employs both proof of work (PoW) and proof of gaming (PoG) consensus. It uses KAWPOW mining algorithm that favors GPU miners, making it easy for gamers to mine.

Moonbeam is a smart contract DPoS parachain on the Polkadot network that has an Ethereum-compatible environment.

Evmos (EVMOS) is a scalable application-agnostic and EVM-compatible blockchain network which uses the Cosmos SDK framework.

Dogechain is a recently launched Layer 2 network for popular meme coin Dogecoin. Find out how it works and how it relates to Dogecoin in this article.