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The wallet doesn’t have enough memory for more apps and features but should still function, the company says

JavaScript fueled a toxic ad model for the internet, says Brendan Eich, but crypto and privacy tech could help us escape it

Waka Flocka Flame-linked BaseDrop is raising some eyebrows

Moca brings digital identities onchain as a privacy-forward alternative to existing single sign-on tools

StarFun founder says VC intros shouldn’t be needed to start a crypto business — and is looking for $2.5 million in funding

Cybersecurity experts explain how the attack could have been prevented

The soccer club is using the XRP-compatible Root blockchain and is expected to release a mobile racing game, too

Where do crypto mobile games go from here?

The Base ‘L3’ sees desktop builds as a lucrative market

AI app and agent devs can train and run their own custom models using cloud compute

Attorneys weigh in on the issue in light of a changing US regulatory environment

The Amex offers up to 4% bitcoin back, but the deal is a bit ironic considering crypto’s goals

The crypto-optional shooter is expected to release on Steam in a few weeks

OS1 is set to disappear next week, and some traders aren’t happy

Could the mobile-first platform give Courtyard a run for its money?

Machine learning model updates have helped address the problem, according to Coinbase’s VP of product

The event, cohosted with FWB, helps devs accelerate their World mini apps and find funding along the way

The President’s son reportedly said his family may pursue legal action

Berabaddies launches a community yield vault on Berachain to make DeFi accessible

Yuga cofounder Greg Solano says it’s time to be thoughtful, ‘but also kinda fucking ruthless’

If you want to be part of a possible SEA airdrop, you might want to read this

The platform has over $22 million in assets and allows anyone to invest in tokenized real estate

Crypto games can face financial losses if they don’t take steps to squash bot accounts

Multiple rounds of prior audits did not catch the flaw, the DEX said