danksharding

Following up my last piece (where I discussed the role sharding is playing in solving decentralized scaling), it’s time to discuss a novel model that could be the savior of Ethereum: danksharding. Danksharding gets its name from its creator and Ethereum Researcher: Dankrad Feist. The change in name is intended to indicate a transition from […]

Let’s be honest, bridging sucks.  More than twice in the past week I have accidentally bridged a stablecoin onto a blockchain where it isn’t tradable, or stranded funds on a wallet with no gas (and subsequently begged friends at 2AM for $0.50 to bail me out… yikes).  As it stands, there are three main ways […]