Blockchain Tech & Web3 Know How

Welcome to the first blog post in our series on the fundamentals of blockchain technology. Our goal is to provide an overview of this subject, ensuring that individuals who are intrigued by this field but lack expertise can grasp the essential elements.

The NFT market is still growing, with new platforms, investors, startups, users and creatives entering the fray. Read more about NFT opportunities and risks.

In this blogpost we explain the EIPs introduced for „London hard fork“, „The Merge“, and Ethereum tokenomics after the PoS consensus mechanism was implemented.

After covering the basics of DAOs in the first blog post, we now introduce you to a lot of examples, use cases and many different types of DAOs.

It is possible that decentralized autonomous organizations will become the future model of any digitally community-governed project and decentralized network. Let's start with the basics.

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations use digital tools and decentralized technology. Read more to learn about the most common DAO voting mechanism models.

How we help crypto startup MNTD. with its international product launch.

"blokk" presents a step by step guide to define the token economics of a blockchain project. From understanding the context to the creation of a good roadmap.

In this blogpost you can read about the role of game theory in tokenomics, examples of tokenomics, a list of questions to ask and different types of tokens.

The study of tokenomics is about what makes a cryptocurrency valuable and whether its value is likely to be stable, increasing or decreasing in future.

For indu4.0, blokk has designed and coded two smart contracts with the goal to help them solve existing problems in the manufacturing industry.

Examples from 10 sectors provide information about promising applications of the blockchain technology.

In this blog, Pascal explores the concept of gasless transactions - also called meta-transactions - in the context of ERC-20 tokens.

In this tutorial Pascal shows you how to set up self-executing contracts - so-called Smart Contracts.

An introduction on how decentralised Apps aka "dApps" work and how they differ from regular Apps.