Parity News

UC Berkeley, once known for its activism and progressive atmosphere, is now also major player in blockchain education.

Polkadot is likely to offload many of its core features to special-purpose public parachains.

There is now a clear path to finally using Polkadot, but issues with the testnet suggest there may be delays.

Some Parity and OpenEthereum users are stuck between a bugged client and a months-long resync.

Polkadot is releasing a testnet specifically designed for its sharding implementation.

Polkadot’s first major voting proposal passed with 86% in favor of multiplying the DOT supply 100-fold.

Polkadot is now officially in mainnet mode as the last centralizing shackle has been thrown off by the network.

Polkadot will now have representation on Gitcoin, a developer-focused platform that uses a mix of crowdfunding and foundation grants to grow Web 3.0 and blockchain.

Time will tell if the network will cement its dominance.

The Web3 Foundation is holding off on its plan to redenominate Polkadot’s DOT tokens following a non-binding community referendum.

Polkadot has progressed through the initial stage of integrating Chainlink oracles, which signals a systematic approach of porting Ethereum infrastructure.

Celer and Polkadot have partnered to bring layer two scaling to the upcoming blockchain network developed by Parity, which enables more advanced optimizations.

Parity, a blockchain development firm, has fixed a remote crash vulnerability present in some instances of Ethereum nodes running its software.

Parity core dev Wei Tang has requested more time to finish EIP implementations, pushing the Ethereum Network’s Istanbul hardfork to September 6.

Blockchain.com will integrate Polkadot tokens into its wallet following a new partnership in order to drive more decentralization.