Abstract — Cryptocurrency, the infamous decentralized digital asset with tremendous potential, is said to be risky due to price volatility. To some, this presents an opportunity to build wealth quickly through trading (swapping back and forth between coins and tokens to exploit price swings). However in it’s inception, cryptocurrency is meant to…

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While the cryptocurrency ecosystem presents opportunity for investment, most assets are characterized by high risk. Stablecoins have become a piler of the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) ecosystem within crypto networks as they present a way to mitigate some of that risk by solving for price fluctuations. …

On March 23, 2022 an exploit of the Ronin bridge was announced[1] by the network. In this article, we will review how the hack occurred, and how it could have been prevented. The Ronin bridge is similar to other bridge technology,[2][3] whereby an asset in one network, in this case Ethereum -ETH, is locked in a contract, and an equivalent of it, in this case WETH, is created in the other network, in this case the Ronin network.

On Feb 2, 2022 an exploit of the Solana-Ethereum bridge was revealed. In this article, we will review how the hack occurred, and how it could have been prevented. The Wormhole works similar to basic bridge principles, whereby assets are sent to a vault contract on the source blockchain, locked in that vault, and a watcher on the second blockchain mints the same form and value of that asset on the second blockchain. A good summary of how bridges can be found in an earlier publication I shared here and here.

On Feb 5, 2022 an exploit of the Meter bridge was revealed. In this article, we will review how this occurred, and how it could have been prevented. The Meter bridge works similar to basic bridge principles, whereby assets are sent to a vault contract on the source blockchain, locked in that vault, and a watcher on the second blockchain mints the same form and value of that asset on the second blockchain. A good summary of how bridges function can be found in an earlier publication I shared here and here.

TòròNet is live, and similar to the post below for loading Testnet tokens to Metamask, you can also use Metamask to store mainnetTòròNet tokens and assets. You can also perform basic standard (ERC20) operations such as sending and receiving tokens using Metamask. Testnet Post on Using Metamask: https://medium.com/toronet-technology/using-metamask-as-wallet-for-t%C3%B2%CC%A3r%C3%B2%CC%A3net-tokens-64e050d41137

Consider a situation where blockchain assets and smart contracts functioned in an interoperable manner across different chains. This would have several benefits for the entire industry. Firstly, it would address the transaction limits on some chains by allowing tokens and assets to move fluidly to less congested chains — a type of inter-blockchain sharding. Secondly, it would allow tokens to move to chains where there are features or preferred applications for some specific…

The Tọ̀rọ̀Net Association is a Switzerland based technology for good solutions organization that utilizes leading edge technology to solve problems facing persons living in developing economies. Some of these include resource-efficient blockchains, mobile payments, Internet of things, as well as GISM technologies. The Association was founded in September 2021, and…