In-depth
Sports fans create value but own almost nothing
'Fans are the most mistreated people,' argues Somnia CEO when discussing unpaid digital labor
Inside Bitcoin's fight for freedom
'Bitcoiners don't trust anyone. They avoid faith in governments and companies as much as possible,' says La Boulangerie by Vulpes CEO
Why sovereignty dominates the Bitcoin conversation
'If you don’t own your money, you don’t control your life,' panelists warn ahead of Bitcoin MENA conference in UAE
Publishers confront declining clicks in AI era
'Users no longer browse links and tap through for information,' says data intelligence expert
Your WiFi router may be tracking you
'A standard home network connection setup becomes a continuous, invisible radar field that spans your living space,' says tech expert. 'It’s not magic. It is physics plus better models'
AI takes the front line in cybersecurity
'Deep fakes and cybercriminals are spreading across the globe in waves,' warns Acronis expert
What happens when social media goes dark?
'Even in the same room, Zoom messages travel through servers across the world,' says Rob Wijers – a gap decentralized messaging aims to close
Red Sea outage raises decentralization questions
'Submarine cables create single points of failure,' says analyst, pointing to satellites and mesh routing as alternatives
Patience, not hype, is key in volatile crypto markets
'What is the use of a token with $100 million market cap but without proper liquidity?' asks Zignaly co-founder
Can ChatGPT really teach you to trade?
'Like a six-year-old using a calculator before learning addition,' professor warns against AI over-reliance
Why web3 needs clear, simple UX
'Jargon kills growth before it starts,' warns Hacken expert. Without better onboarding, web3 risks becoming a club, not a movement
Young Africans use web3 to solve locally
A game challenges stereotypes. A blockchain project stops land fraud. 'The only thing lacking is the infrastructure,' says one builder
Can Apple and Amazon keep leading Big Tech?
One deployed 750,000 robots. The other posted a 47% gross margin. Now, diverging AI bets drive radically different expectations
