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Seattle, United States / Washington, June 24th, 2025/Chainwire/–Stably—a Seattle-based pioneer in stablecoin and decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure—is launching a comprehensive suite of solutions designed to help financial institutions and enterprises issue their own branded stablecoins. The company’s Stablecoin-as-a-Service (SCaaS) solutions include custom development and advisory services as well as integration support with leading industry partners … Read more

Spain, Barcelona, June 26th, 2025/Chainwire/–In a world-first collision of raw human risk and blockchain innovation, legendary urban climber Alain Robert — known globally as the French Spiderman — is currently scaling the 116-meter Meliá Barcelona Sky Hotel, with no ropes, no harness, and no safety equipment. Clad in custom Tigershark-branded gear, Robert is joined by … Read more

Meet Wenny C., SynFutures’ cofounder & COO. SynFutures blends centralized speed with DeFi transparency to revolutionize decentralized derivatives.

Indium, an AI-driven digital engineering firm, is HackerNoon’s Company of the Week. From GenAI-powered healthcare tools to LLM testing and hackathon hiring, Indium is accelerating innovation across industries. With 65K+ story reads on HackerNoon, they’re shaping the future of trusted AI and enterprise automation.

Introduction Hey there, I’m Konstantin! My passion for software development started super young—I wrote my first program at just eight years old. That spark led me on an amazing journey, from developer to launching Redwerk and, a decade later, QAwerk. My enthusiasm stems from my love for technology and the management experience I’ve built in … Read more

How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, June 26, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, K. Benz Patented the Gasoline-Operated Motor Car in 1894, A US Navy Rocket Launch Failed to Orbit in 1958, The First Bar Code Reader in the US Was … Read more

Can a Blockchain Truly Be for Humans First? World Is Betting on It. What if there were an internet where you, as a human, were always in the fast lane, never stuck in traffic behind armies of automated bots? This isn’t a hypothetical question for World, the ambitious project formerly known as Worldcoin. With the … Read more

Deribit, the world’s premier Bitcoin and Ethereum options ecosystem, in collaboration with SignalPlus, a crypto options and analytics dashboard, is excited to announce the launch of the Summer Trading Competition 2025 – The Summer Chase. “The Summer Chase 2025” is a five-week trading contest offering a total prize pool of over $300,000 in USDC, with … Read more

Here’s why Pepe Dollar (PEPD) stands out as the meme coin that blends real use cases with community trust and scalable tech. GameFi and Real Use Rewards: Pepe Dollar (PEPD) Steps Ahead Pepe Dollar (PEPD)’s GameFi rewards system incentivizes holding and active participation, driving token velocity and user engagement. Brettcoin (BRETT) lacks such robust incentives, … Read more

Through this collaboration, Sia becomes the decentralized storage backbone for over 100,000 HackerNoon stories—and counting. By backing up every existing and future HackerNoon article on the Sia network, we’re helping ensure that tech journalism remains permanently accessible, censorship-resistant, and free from centralized control. Over 2,000 new stories will be added to Sia each month, showcasing … Read more

D’CENT Wallet has announced the launch of the third campaign in its seasonal Web3 initiative, Tap That Drop, featuring Taiko, an Ethereum Layer 2 protocol known for its based sequencing approach. The campaign began on May 27 and has already seen participation from tens of thousands of users across its first two rounds. Developed by … Read more

Can a Simple Conversation Unlock the Future of Decentralized Finance? What if interacting with the complex world of decentralized finance was as simple as sending a text message? For years, the promise of DeFi, a parallel financial system built on blockchain technology, has been available to a select few who could navigate its steep learning … Read more

Most breaches happen due to delayed response. This article outlines 5 essential ways to automate security and compliance to protect your business continuously.

Ethereum (ETH) remains the backbone of the decentralized finance revolution, hosting everything from lending protocols to NFTs. Yet, the network faces a fundamental challenge—token inflation and scalability—impacting the potential for meme coins to gain serious institutional traction. Enter Pepe Dollar (PEPD), a Layer-2 meme coin designed to solve these issues with a fixed supply and … Read more

Learn how to build an AI agent for Research Paper Retrieval, Search, and Summarization For researchers, staying updated with the latest findings is akin to finding a needle in a haystack. Imagine an AI-powered assistant that not only retrieves the most relevant papers but also summarizes key insights and answers your specific questions, all in … Read more

Is your online identity truly yours? Every click, every login, and every piece of data you generate across countless apps and platforms are collected and controlled by centralised entities. Now, the Moca Foundation is launching a direct challenge to this status quo with the announcement of Moca Chain, a new blockchain built from the ground … Read more

Road Town, Tortola, June 25th, 2025/Chainwire/–Neo Pepe Coin ($NEOP) has crossed past the $2 million milestone in record-breaking speed, propelling it toward Stage Four of its anticipated presale. Launching less than a week ago, the project’s early growth reflects strong interest, with investors rallying behind its revolutionary approach to decentralization, governance, and liquidity. Over $2,000,000 … Read more

Crypto promises wealth and freedom. But sometimes, it costs people their lives… These are five real stories where being involved in crypto wasn’t just financially risky — it was fatal. Not because of bad trades, but because of kidnappings, threats, and murder Since 2018, there have been over 150 documented cases of crypto-related kidnappings, “wrench … Read more

Whenever we think about javascript we imagine websites, web applications, browser based games but javascript has quietly evolved beyond the web.Today, it’s even orbiting our planet—and in some cases, headed to Mars. In environments where internet connectivity is a luxury, JavaScript is proving its worth as an offline-first language. This article explores how JavaScript is … Read more

New to crypto? Want to know what the fuss is about? Well, it’s easier than you think. If you barely know a thing about the industry, buying cryptocurrency for the first time might feel a bit like learning a new language or stepping into a sci-fi movie, but don’t worry, you’re not alone. In fact, … Read more

Inside the Findings: Ethics Over Efficiency A new report jointly released by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising (CIOF) and the University of York’s Centre for Digital Innovation in Philanthropy and Fundraising (CDIPF) has spotlighted a major hesitation in the adoption of AI among UK fundraisers. The core reason? Ethical unease. The research surveyed 78 organizations … Read more

It’s January 1997. The IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) has just released RFC 2068, officially defining HTTP/1.1. The specification was authored by web pioneers Roy Fielding, Jim Gettys, Jeffrey Mogul, Henrik Frystyk, and Tim Berners-Lee, the architects who shaped how the internet communicates. The specification introduces persistent connections : previously, every single HTTP request required … Read more

Long story short, once I found that a report I had previously created showed strange data. I can’t show you real visuals as they contain data I can’t disclose, so they are just blank in the article or are mocked. Please, imagine you are expecting to see a few hundred thousand but seeing only hundreds. … Read more

You’re a leader, more specifically, one that works with technology, engineering, or product development—if you’re reading this. You’re faced with hard problems every day. As easy as it is to simply leap headfirst into the tried and true, I’ve learned over the years that one of the most effective mental models is to step back … Read more

Upwork is supposed to be a place of opportunity. But for many freelancers, it becomes a minefield of scams, manipulation, and wasted time. Below, we bring you real titles and stories from actual freelancers who got burned — so you don’t have to. “Upwork’s Bonus Payment Trap. Warning to Freelancers.” “I was invited to a voice recording … Read more

I was scared like anyone else that “AI will replace me.” But with my experience using AI tools daily, I’ve embraced the cliché: n AI doesn’t replace me — it speeds me up. But only because I’m learning how to use it properly. Let’s start with Github Co-pilot. As a frontend developer, my job involves building features, … Read more

LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky recently shared that the platform’s AI-powered writing assistant — a tool meant to help users fine-tune their posts — hasn’t taken off as much as they hoped. “It’s not as popular as I thought it would be, quite frankly,” he said in an interview with Bloomberg. This feature is designed to help users write … Read more

In times of uncertainty, execution is your edge to drive leads and business into your dealership Economic uncertainty is rising. Consumers are cautious. New vehicle demand may dip. But for smart dealers, that’s not a reason to panic — it’s a reason to pivot. When the market gets noisy, focus on what you can control and measure within … Read more

Early-stage investing remains one of the most misunderstood parts of the crypto space. While it still offers a substantial upside, the rules for quality projects have changed. As of the time of the study, held in 2025, informed investors are applying their standards to more than just technology or potential returns; they are applying those … Read more

From Voice to Syntax: The Collapse of Discursive Legitimacy Traditional institutions—legal, religious, bureaucratic—relied on discursive rituals to produce obedience. Orders were delivered by judges, decrees by kings, laws by parliaments. Language served as narrative legitimation. Commands had identifiable authors and justifications. In the age of reasoning models, this paradigm is functionally obsolete. In modern AI … Read more