Frankie Land

Bitcoin, while being the most secure and decentralized blockchain, has long faced challenges around scalability and programmability. Traditional Layer 2 (L2) solutions, like sidechains or payment channels, often compromise on trust assumptions or fail to fully inherit Bitcoin’s robust security model. Enter Citrea, the first zero-knowledge (ZK) rollup built

Most blockchains today struggle with fragmentation, limited interoperability, and rigid transaction models. Users are often forced to work within predefined rules, leading to inefficiencies and complexity when building decentralized applications. Anoma challenges this status quo by introducing a novel, intent-centric architecture. Rather than prescribing step-by-step transaction instructions, users define what

The age of AI agents is no longer a future fantasy—it’s rapidly becoming our present reality. As intelligent systems take on more sophisticated tasks across finance, research, and creative work, the AI landscape is shifting from centralized models to thousands of specialized, competitive agents. But with this decentralization

What if artificial intelligence could train itself—faster, cheaper, and with better results than ever imagined? That’s the promise of Fraction AI, a decentralized protocol transforming how training data is generated. By turning AI development into a real-time, high-stakes competition, Fraction AI produces data that’s not just abundant—

Imagine a Web3 application that feels as fast, smooth, and reliable as your favorite Web2 service—no delays, no sky-high transaction fees, and seamless integration across multiple blockchains. Today, most blockchain ecosystems remain trapped in inefficiencies and fragmentation. Despite advances in crypto adoption and liquidity, underlying scalability and interoperability issues