Haris Riyaz

What Are Intent-Centric Architectures? Intent-centric systems flip the way blockchains usually work. Instead of users sending exact transactions, they just say what they want to happen — their intent — and the system figures out the best way to make it happen. It’s like telling your phone, “Book me the cheapest

As blockchain ecosystems grow, developers are exploring new ways to build scalable and flexible applications. Two popular approaches have emerged: Sovereign Rollups and Appchains. Both offer unique advantages, but they are built on very different ideas. Let’s break them down in simple terms. What Are Sovereign Rollups? Sovereign Rollups

In the crypto world, not all tokens are designed the same. Some grow in supply over time, while others shrink. These are known as inflationary and deflationary tokens. Understanding how a token’s supply changes is important — it affects price, value, and how a project works in the long run.

Polkadot is a special kind of blockchain that connects many different blockchains together. It was created to solve a big problem: blockchains usually work on their own and don’t talk to each other. Polkadot changes that by helping different blockchains work together. One of the main features of Polkadot

Many blockchains today use Proof of Stake (PoS) to secure their networks. In PoS, people called validators lock up some of their cryptocurrency (called staking) to help confirm transactions and keep the blockchain running smoothly. But if a validator tries to cheat, makes mistakes, or behaves badly, the network punishes