What is Sharding in Blockchain?
Learn how sharding works and how it helps networks like Ethereum process transactions faster.
Blockchain
Explore the underlying technology behind cryptocurrencies and web3, including its applications, innovations, and impact on industries worldwide.
I Abandoned Politics to Become a Front-End Developer
Godwin Adejo speaks to us about how he left politics for tech because it had more financial advantages.
How to Invest in Web3
You can invest in Web3 through cryptocurrencies, decentralised finance (DeFi) platforms, decentralised applications (dApps), and companies developing blockchain technology.
How Do Cryptocurrency Mining Pools Work?
A cryptocurrency mining pool is a group of miners who work together to increase their chances of earning rewards by jointly validating transactions and securing the blockchain.
I Got Cold Feet When I Landed My First Fintech Job
Loveth Solomon is a copy and content writer for the crypto and blockchain ecosystem. In this episode of The Obiex Block, she speaks to us about how she never envisioned working in fintech.
5 African Women Driving Inclusion in Crypto
These five remarkable African women have embraced the world of cryptocurrencies and dedicated themselves to making it accessible to everyone.
Smart Contracts: Applications and Risks
Smart contracts are programs on the blockchain that run automatically when their conditions are met.
The Obiex Block: I Quit My Bank Job to Become a Web3 Developer
Kenneth shares how his “behind-the-scene” mindset led him to his current career and how he quit his bank job to become a freelance developer.
What is Tokenomics, and why is it important?
Tokenomics is an umbrella term for all the elements and factors that affect a coin or token's utility and value.
What is Blockchain Confirmation?
A confirmation in blockchain refers to the process by which a transaction is verified and added to a block.
What Are Wrapped Tokens in Crypto?
Wrapped tokens are digital assets that represent a cryptocurrency from another blockchain, making it compatible with a different network.
What is a Hash in Cryptocurrency?
A hash is like a fingerprint for data in the blockchain. If you put in a piece of information, the hash function produces a unique code.