Technical Blogs

2026 represents a critical juncture in the security of digital assets. As the crypto ecosystem continues to institutionalize, threats are evolving, driven by the industrialization of artificial intelligence and the emergence of new vulnerabilities.

What are the key differences between KYC and AML? We also discuss workflows and best practices to help businesses reduce financial crime and streamline compliance across jurisdictions.

The recent Ledger data breach serves as a stark reminder that security extends far beyond the blockchain itself. Indeed, the exposure of personal details, including contact information and postal addresses, has opened a new front for sophisticated cyberattacks targeting ledger customers.

In this article, we share our extensive research and insights into PSBT, delving into its components, applications in Bitcoin DeFi, and the security risks associated with improper usage. We aim to highlight best practices for secure PSBT implementation and contribute to the ongoing efforts to strengthen Bitcoin ecosystem security.

Clarity is a smart contract language developed collaboratively by Hiro PBC, Algorand, and other stakeholders. It is currently utilized on the Stacks chain (Bitcoin sidechain). The primary goal of Clarity is to provide a high level of predictability and security, ensuring that smart contracts behave as intended without any unexpected side effects.In this article, we explore the concept behind Clarity smart contracts, as well as best practices and security checklists for programming with Clarity.

sCrypt is an embedded Domain Specific Language (eDSL) based on TypeScript. It’s designed for writing smart contracts on Bitcoin. In this article, we explore the concept behind sCrypt smart contracts, as well as some best practices and security checklists for programming with sCrypt.

Gas fees on the Ethereum mainnet have been a persistent concern, especially at times of network congestion. Gas optimization can lead to lower transaction costs and improved efficiency, ultimately providing a more affordable and accessible blockchain experience for users.

Check out these top ten tips for secure smart contract programming on BNB Chain.

A diamond proxy contract, also known as a "diamond," is a design pattern for Ethereum smart contracts that is introduced by Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 2535.

TON is an innovative blockchain that incorporates novel concepts in smart contract design. In this article, we’ll go through a couple of the most interesting features of the TON blockchain, then we’ll go through a list of best practices for developers programming smart contracts in FunC.

Proxy patterns enable contracts to upgrade their logic while maintaining their on-chain address and state values. This article gives an overview of the types of proxy contracts, associated security incidents and recommendations, as well as best practices when implementing a proxy contract.

Entering the world of cryptocurrency for the first time can be a daunting experience. With this in mind, we have put together a checklist of some best practices for any new crypto investor looking to step into the exciting world of web3.