David Mihal and Michele Prandina Crypto runs on data. From ever-changing token prices, to total-value locked, to sky-high pool-2 APYs, data metrics are the lifeblood of the crypto industry. But despite crypto’s mission to remove centralized intermediaries, most data has remained locked in the silos of a handful of companies…

CryptoTwitter’s favorite site is getting a much-needed upgrade. The History The time was July, 2020. “DeFi Summer” was getting into full swing, as more and more protocols embraced the power of yield farming, and token valuations began swinging wildly. Amidst this burst of energy, Uniswap founder Hayden Adams sent out the following…

DeFi is moving fast. Like crazy fast. 🏎 So fast, the user experience of DeFi apps has struggled to keep up, leaving a large barrier for new users. There are already a number of projects that seek to improve this UX: Argent does this by storing funds in contract wallets…

DeFi777 has received a great response from the community since it was presented at the HackMoney hackathon. I’m excited to move this project forward and take it from a hackathon project to a piece of the growing DeFi ecosystem. …

Decentralized finance has made incredible progress in the past few years, opening up new possibilities in permissionless trading, investing and lending. However, these DeFi protocols have struggled to branch out from enthusiasts and reach mainstream users. DeFi777 simplifies these systems by turning common DeFi actions into simple token transfers. The…

Browser based wallets known as “Burner Wallets” have become a popular part of the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Today, there are many variations of these wallets, such as the original xdai.io, the Dai Card, or the hundreds of wallets that have been deployed through the Burner Factory. The one thing all these…

It’s been a little over a month since ETHDenver (although it feels like a lifetime ago). For this years event, the Ethereum community came together to build a wild, ambitious Burner Wallet for all attendees to use. Some parts worked, some had issues. Here’s the story of how it all…

The Burner Wallet started out as a simple web application: a dead-simple wallet with a QR code scanner and send form. As the projects popularity grew, the Ethereum community came up with countless ideas for potential burner wallet features. Can it support ENS? Can it be used for games? Can…

This past summer, the Burner Factory was released, drawing inspiration from the success of Austin Griffith’s Burner Wallet events like ETHDenver and EtherealNYC. The goal was to allow anyone to run their own Burner Wallet event without writing any code While the site made launching a Burner Wallet easy, the…