Author: Markus Osterlund (@marsterlund) By now, you might've heard the buzz around OpenZeppelin's highly anticipated contracts release: version 5.0. The fabulous folks over at OZ have implemented a number of improvements to their smart contracts, one of which is ERC-7201. We've seen the far-reaching implications that new ERCs like ERC721 and ERC20

Author: Michael Gingras (@0xmcg) Modern software development moves quickly, and the ways we conceptualize, design, and deploy software applications have undergone significant change. Among the most revolutionary advancements has been the emergence of "Infrastructure as Code" (IaC), a method in which a singular configuration file delineat

Note: this is part II of the OnchainorNowhere series; you can find part I “Abstract away Crypto” here. Crypto rails offer unprecedented access to cross-app, globally composable datasets. The promise of open, permissionless systems is a digital fabric anyone can tap into to weave novel experiences without starting from scratch. Where Interoperabili

Last week, the teams behind Station, Turnkey and Privy teamed up to host the inaugural Onchain or Nowhere salon. Builders from companies actively pushing web3 forward gathered to share their insights, reflections, and frustrations around the current state of infrastructure and products in crypto. Based on that conversation, we’ve summarized severa

Station was founded on a simple premise: there are new ways to mobilize a group of strangers to do cool things on the Internet. Creating a movement requires a few important steps: broadcasting a shared vision, finding the right members, aligning incentives, getting funded, and effectively allocating the funds to achieve the set goal. Armed with go