Since our last community update in September, we had some great things happen for Cryptage, including a very successful visit to Crypto Games Conference in Minsk in October and winning IMGA’s first Blockchain Game Award soon afterwards.

A large percentage of the questions we get about Ethereum from friends has to do with gas – how does it work, why is it needed, what the heck are gwei and where do they go? We figured a nice, simple infographic that answers all of these questions.

With the community & user base growing and EIPs getting deeper feedback from more diverse contributors, design patterns finally seem to be emerging. We seem to be slowly entering an era of DApps with decent user experiences.

Between the 7th and 9th of September, Berlin was undoubtedly the capital of Ethereum. And not solely because of the huge hackathon, although it was the star of the show, with as many as 65 teams submitting their projects before the deadline.

Ethereum Name Service, or ENS for short, offers an Ethereum-based, decentralized alternative to domain management. In this short article we’ll discuss registering a domain and setting up reverse lookup for your newly registered domain.

What follows is a rather long post describing in detail why we decided to build Etherships, the problems we ran into as well as the solutions that we came up with during this process. If you just want to play the game, feel free to visit the game's website.

The conference called EthCC lasted for 3 days and was held in beautiful but rainy Paris during the second week of March, where over 800 people joined to exchange ideas that will shape the future of Ethereum. The conference was huge.

Late August last year a local IT organization decided to host the first-ever blockchain-themed hackathon in Serbia, Belgrade. We as a company really liked the idea and volunteered to help with the organization.

During a meeting that was recently called upon by the Serbian government and dedicated to the preparation of the plan for government activities for the year 2018, someone has blatantly thrown out information that Serbia was among the top five nations in the world...