Market Structure
Transaction History Is Becoming Crypto’s Reputation Layer
Wallet scoring can widen crypto market access, but transaction history reveals behavior—not identity, intent or a borrower's capacity to repay.
Network Activity
Everything on Network Activity from Crypto Journal.
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Network Activity
Multisend Cuts Wallet Work by Sharing One Transaction Envelope
Multisend batches share one signature, nonce and transaction envelope, cutting repeated gas and approvals while adding contract and calldata costs.
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Network Activity
A Digital Collectible’s Owner Lives in Contract State
A collectible’s owner is recorded in blockchain contract state; its image, metadata and legal rights may live elsewhere and carry different risks.
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Market Structure
Secure Element vs Air Gap: Hardware Signing’s Real Divide
Secure elements resist key extraction; air gaps limit data paths. Neither protects a signer who approves a malicious transaction shown without enough context.
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Market Structure
Check This Metadata Permission Before Buying a Collectible
Before buying a digital collectible, verify whether its contract lets an owner rewrite the metadata URI, because token ownership cannot preserve the media.
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Protocol Economics
Pons Drives Robinhood Chain Fees to $6 Million Record
Pons-fueled trading pushed Robinhood Chain fees to a $6 million daily record, but falling active accounts expose a concentrated, reflexive boom.
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Market Structure
Matter Labs Opens Prividium Core as Bundesbank Begins Test
Matter Labs removed a vendor-lock-in barrier for institutional ZK chains, but the Bundesbank test adds no live volume or new economics to ZKsync.