Subspace is inviting participants to engage in a thrilling battle that explores the intricacies of execution, staking, and the revolutionary concept of domains. …

In the ever-evolving world of blockchain technology, smart contracts and decentralized applications have emerged as game-changers, promising immutable storage and verifiable transactions. However, there’s a critical gap they can’t bridge — the ability to access real-world information beyond their digital confines. This is where Band Protocol and Chainlink step into…

The Covalent Network introduces two groundbreaking technologies, the Block Specimen Producer (BSP) and the Refiner, which play a pivotal role in enabling decentralized data indexing and querying. These core technologies address the fundamental challenges of data availability and transformation in the Web3 space. …

The Covalent Network is a groundbreaking decentralized protocol that aims to address the core challenges of blockchain data accessibility and availability. By capturing and indexing blockchain data across multiple points on the network, Covalent enables instant and comprehensive access to historical and real-time data through its unified Covalent API. Compared…

Sui blockchain introduces several unique features that differentiate it from traditional blockchain systems. Sui’s object-centric data model and blockchain-oriented programming language enable the creation of composable objects and NFTs. This means that users can create more complex and interconnected data structures, which can be used for a variety of purposes…

As we embrace the start of a new year, let’s look back on what GateOmega’s 2022 was really about.GateOmega made significant progress in implementing security best practices, expanding its networks and contributing decentralization of blockchain during 2022. Let’s navigate through our logbook to recap and share some of these with…

Despite 2022 being a turbulent year full of turmoil around the World and also for Web3, it has been a significant year for GateOmega’s growth across new ecosystems and technical learnings. While continuing to enlarge our portfolio, we have been very selective and keen on investing in disruptive ecosystems which…

The Common Question First of all let’s start with answering a very common question. - Question: I have a spare computer. Can I run my node from home? - Answer : In short, maybe it is technically possible, but it is NOT a good idea for the long term projects. …

Before proceed, you may want to read about Initial Node Setup. Sui FullNode — Building from Source Hardware requirements Minimum hardware requirements for running a Sui fullnode: CPUs: 2 RAM: 8GB Storage: 50GB ( Storage requirements will vary based on various factors) Software requirements We recommend running Sui fullnodes on Linux…