The year is 2019, and every time I read a whitepaper for some new blockchain platform featuring a glamorous ICO, I think to myself: why? Surely not just a cynical cash grab? Networks built on blockchains

In our previous article, we spoke about how most gamified dApps are actually pretty bad. They’re either just thinly-veiled token exchanges or boring gambling sites, whilst the few making actual games with

My initial foray into blockchain gaming was, as with most people, on the Ethereum-based Cryptokitties. I don’t quite remember when I signed up but I do remember feeling annoyed that I’d just run out of

Who exactly owns a blockchain? This is a bit of a misdirected question, because the purpose of the technology is to make it so everyone who uses the blockchain, owns it. Or something along those lines.

Do we believe Mark Zuckerberg when he says his new platform is geared towards an alternative payment system for the least privileged? This would include people who can’t get to a bank branch, who don’t

Facebook has just dropped an announcement on their long-awaited cryptocurrency, LibraCoin. The coin is similar Ethereum, as it also enables smart contracts and the development of dApps using its own language,

The community response to CCN announcing that it would shut down was a mixed bag. Cynics on /r/Bitcoin dubbed its news reporting as 'half-assed clickbait' and so good riddance, they said. Critics elsewhere

Whilst the rest of the world dances nervously with a potential rival to traditional banking and the threat of uncontrollable digital currencies, Africa is set to benefit enormously from a crypto boom.