James A. Isom is a Web3 and blockchain technology writer who focuses on the infrastructure behind decentralized applications and digital assets. He follows developments in smart contracts, blockchain interoperability, Layer-2 networks, decentralized protocols, and emerging Web3 technologies. James enjoys breaking down technical concepts into practical explanations, making his work accessible to both experienced crypto readers and those still learning how decentralized technologies work.
Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could reach $25,000 to $50,000 during the current bull cycle. The Fundstrat co-founder links his forecast to institutional adoption and asset...
Plume has launched the nBND vault, a tokenized fixed-income product backed primarily by shares of the Fidelity Total Bond ETF (FBND). The structure gives onchain...
Bitcoin approached $87,000 on Monday before reversing, as a weak U.S. jobs report lowered expectations for another near-term Federal Reserve rate increase but failed to...
NEAR Intents stopped services on October 1, 2026, after a bug in the handoff between its Omni deposit and withdrawal infrastructure and the Intents smart...
Belarus’s High-Tech Park registered the country’s first two crypto banks after a Supervisory Board meeting chaired by Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin. The firms still need...
For years, decentralized finance existed largely within its own universe. Crypto tokens were traded against other crypto tokens. Digital assets were deposited into lending protocols....
For much of the past year, DeFi has been quietly rebuilding. There has been no single moment that announced its return. No spectacular token launch....
For a market that spent years being written off as too complicated, too risky, or too speculative, decentralized finance is sending a different message in...
Decentralized finance was built around a powerful contradiction. It promised a more open and programmable financial system, yet much of the activity within that system...