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Brussels, Belgium

Nathan van der Heyden

Contributor

Brussels, Belgium

Nathan is a writer interested in decentralizing the internet. He holds a Master's in international relations and political philosophy and has always been interested in protecting people and their privacy from the digital economy.

Move Over Chainlink, UNI Might Offer a Better Oracle

Instead of using Chainlink to validate the price of ETH, Vitalik Buterin has spun up a curious idea using pure economics and Uniswap.

Technology May. 12, 2021
DeFi Project Spotlight: Trading On-Chain Ethereum Derivatives With Oiler Network

By offering on-chain derivatives, Oiler Network allows larger crypto companies to hedge the risks of adverse network events.

Technology May. 12, 2021
Peter Thiel Backs New Crypto Exchange Built on EOS

The company behind EOS, Block.one, has announced an upcoming cryptocurrency exchange backed by prominent investor Peter Thiel.

Business May. 11, 2021
Balancer Launches Yield Farming Campaign With Latest Upgrade

A new round of liquidity mining for Balancer’s governance token BAL will incentivize users to switch to the latest version.

Technology May. 11, 2021
After $11M Hack, Rari Capital Team to Reimburse Lost Funds

Following the $11 million over the weekend, Rari’s native token crashed from $18 to $10. The team has, however, moved to make victims whole.

Analysis May. 10, 2021
DeFi Project Spotlight: Indexed Finance, Index-Based DeFi Investing

Indexed Finance joins the fleet of DeFi projects aiming to make passive investing in specific markets in crypto much easier.

Analysis May. 8, 2021
Amazon Web Service Offers Chia Crypto Mining to Chinese Clients

Amazon has capitalized on this trend by advertising the use of its cloud computing platform, Amazon Web Services, to mine the Chia token.

Business May. 7, 2021
DeFi Protocol Oiler Network Releases Token OIL on Balancer

The blockchain native derivatives platform is distributing 2% of its overall supply through a Balancer declining auction.

Technology May. 6, 2021