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Scalability has been blockchain’s most persistent criticism since Bitcoin first hit transaction limits in 2015. The base layer of most…

Every blockchain pitch includes a moment where someone says “this replaces the database.” It does not. Blockchain and traditional databases…

Not every problem needs a blockchain. This should be obvious, but the number of projects that have spent millions discovering…

Provenance, the documented history of ownership, creation, and modification of an asset, has always been valuable. For centuries, art dealers…

Consensus is how blockchain nodes agree on the truth. In public chains, this is a solved problem with well-understood tradeoffs,…

Blockchains are isolated systems by design. They know nothing about the outside world, stock prices, weather data, flight statuses, IoT…

One of the first architecture decisions in any blockchain project is deceptively simple: what goes on the chain, and what…

Event-driven architecture and smart contracts are a natural pairing that surprisingly few teams combine well. EDA is about reacting to…

Nobody rips out their ERP system to install a blockchain. That is not how enterprise technology adoption works. The reality…