polkadot
Authored by Thibaut Sardan Multix is a simple interface for managing multisigs. Create multisigs in a few simple steps, add and visualize proxies associated with them, craft, review, or approve multisig transactions. You can even view multisigs you are not part of, thanks to the view-only mode. In a nutshell,
ethereum
Authored by Phil Ngo The Lodestar User Incentive Program came to a close on August 23, 2023, @ 18:00 UTC to incentivize solo stakers to give Lodestar a try as their Ethereum consensus client. From all of us at ChainSafe, thank you for trying out our consensus client in your
ethereum
ChainSafe is excited to announce the release of our prototype of Zipline Casper, a project developed under a grant from the Gnosis Builders program. Introduction Zipline Casper is an optimistic, trust-minimized, cross-chain, block header oracle. It allows anyone to take block headers from a chain using the Casper finality protocol
polkadot
Authored by Thibaut Sardan In a previous article, we explained the shortcomings of simple multisignature accounts in the Polkadot ecosystem. We also showed how Multix - an easy-to-use interface to manage complex multisigs - addresses these issues by adding a pure proxy in front of a multisig. Below, we will
filecoin
Authored by Lee Raj Since our last update, we've covered a lot of ground—from a powerful snapshot process, a fully functional Filecoin wallet (beta), and our new Forest CLI functionalities - we have some exciting developments to share! If you're just catching up, Forest is ChainSafe's Rust implementation of
game-development
Authored by Colin Adams Following our announcement a few months back of web3.unity v2, we are sending out a friendly reminder to everyone in the CSG community. In order to continue using our SDK, it's necessary to update to at least version 1.6+ and register your project before
ethereum
Authored by Phil Ngo An update on ChainSafe's TypeScript implementation of Ethereum Consensus Welcome back to another edition of the "A Lodestar for Ethereum Consensus" series, where we share updates on our progress in building Lodestar. Join us as we highlight recent milestones and our contributions to the Ethereum protocol
typescript
Authored by Nazar Hussain Until now, the most widely used Typescript version has been 4.9.5 , but that's changed with newer, recently releasedTypescript 5.0. With TypeScript 5.0 comes many new features, along with the stated intent to make TypeScript smaller, simpler, and faster. The details of what
ethereum
Authored by Alex Luu In web3js, we use Webpack to bundle our library to create a minified build for developers, often this build is used for developing apps and websites. A smaller build results in reduced load times and bandwidth usage, which is essential for providing a good user experience
ethereum
Authored by Phil Ngo If you're a current solo staker or want to be a staker on the Ethereum network, this incentive program is for you! UPDATE: The EthStaker community has contributed an additional $5k to the prize pool, bringing a total of prizes for the Lodestar Incentive Program from
polkadot
Authored by Thibaut Sardan Multi-signature accounts have been around since the early days of cryptocurrency. They're used to manage billions in assets securely. On Polkadot, Kusama, and all their parachains, it's also been possible to leverage the power of multi-signature accounts from day one. While all the lego pieces are
ethereum
Authored by Phil Ngo Lodestar is proud to announce the launch of v1.4.0, a release so big that we had to do a blog post just to cover all the related updates and announcements. Let's dive in! Lodestar as a production-ready consensus client Since proposing our first mainnet
product
Authored by Timothy Hao Chi Ho Designing and building blockchain-enabled games Thank you to Willem Olding and Megs Doyle for their contributions to this article. ① · Introduction ② · Overview: A solution to fair, decentralized, and quality gameplay ③ · Understanding the building blocks of blockchain gaming ④ · Battle game design: Toshimon mechanics ⑤ · Technical aspects: Facilitating
R&D
Authored by Jagrut Kosti ChainSafe Solutions is ChainSafe's internal applied research and development division. We combine our skill sets, knowledge, and constant research to deliver new perspectives, solve complex problems, and help the community drive innovations forward. The following blog post details our privacy proposal presented at the Ethereum Name
product
Authored by Timothy Hao Chi Ho How to import and use social logins with WebGL builds Why should we use social logins? Some developers feel that having social logins (e.g. Google, Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, Discord, etc.) would be a much better entrance system for users getting into the blockchain
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Authored by Timothy Hao Chi Ho Hack with ChainSafe Gaming's web3.unity SDK and get rewarded for buidling blockchain NFT games! With the bear market in full bloom, it's heartening to see the blockchain gaming community carry on hacking, building, and pioneering. This fall season has been full of hackathons