by Brian Wentzloff | Jun 18, 2019 | Blog
Love it or hate it, everyone was waiting to see what Facebook’s new Libra platform would look like when it was revealed today. I spent some time this morning going over their docs and examples and I found some things to be expected and some things that were a bit... by Brian Wentzloff | Nov 6, 2018 | Blog
The Status hackathon in Prague last week was one of the most anticipated events in the blockchain world this fall. Hundreds of coders from all over the world formed 32 teams and worked all weekend to build blockchain tools in the Status ecosystem. Aaron... by Brian Wentzloff | Nov 6, 2018 | Blog
Following the big win at WyoHackathon in Wyoming, the web3devs team attended the EthAtlanta hackathon and won there, as well. James Ruffer and Brian Wentzloff created a suite of development tools to interact with the provide.services blockchain acceleration platform.... 
by Brian Wentzloff | Sep 17, 2018 | Blog
The WyoHackathon was a highly anticipated hackathon where participants were tasked with building a fully functional blockchain-related product in one weekend. More than 300 software developers from all over the world formed 30 teams to compete for a number of prizes.... by Aaron Anderson | Jul 11, 2018 | Blog
What to Expect when your Smart Contract is Audited: The Auditor’s Story Considering a Smart Contract Audit?As a smart contract auditor, I’m trying to make sure your contract is secure against Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) level attacks. Those are the kinds of attacks... by Brian Wentzloff | Jul 6, 2018 | Blog
The terms “cryptocurrency”, “coin”, and “token” tend to be thrown around pretty interchangeably. In a lot of cases, a coin and a token don’t seem any different at all. If you log into your favorite cryptocurrency exchange, they will be all mixed together in a giant...
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