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About Fabio Fiorentini Full Name: Fabio Fiorentini Designation: Creator of Blockchain for Healthcare Country: Italy Fabio’s Learning Journey That Inspires Which courses or certifications by 101 Blockchains have you completed? The first learning resource I picked from 101 Blockchains was the Certified Enterprise Blockchain Professional (CEBP)™ certification course. As I wanted to follow a clear and progressive learning path, I followed up with the Certified Enterprise Blockchain Architect (CEBA)™ certification program. The Blockchain in Healthcare Masterclass by the platform also turned out to be a great addition to my journey. The reason behind choosing this unique path is the opportunity to transition…

Breaking Signal·Market Impact: High Siren (SIREN) jumped 29.54% to $0.7764 on Tuesday, topping the gainers chart as select altcoins outperformed, according to CoinGecko data. MemeCore rose 10.22% to $1.83, while Kaspa added 10.04% to $0.0371. On the downside, Pi Network fell 8.47% to $0.1741 to lead decliners. Top Gainers Siren (SIREN) rose 29.54% to $0.7764. The move lifted its market capitalization to $563.83M and put the token at the front of the day’s advance. Siren’s token underpins its protocol and governance design. The outsized gain positioned SIREN as the session’s clear outlier among mid-caps. MemeCore (M) added 10.22% to $1.83.…

George Town, British Virgin Islands, March 17th, 2026, Chainwire Aster, a privacy-focused trading ecosystem backed by YZi Labs, today announced the official launch of Aster Chain Mainnet. This purpose-built Layer 1 blockchain is designed to dismantle the “transparency trap” of modern DeFi, offering institutional-grade privacy and CEX-level performance to professional and retail traders worldwide. Ending the Era of Onchain Position Hunting Transparency is a defining characteristic of decentralized finance, supported by public ledgers, verifiable transactions, and open protocols. However, transparency between protocols and users differs from transparency among market participants. When trading activity, including order placement, position size, and liquidation…

The global investment landscape is undergoing structural change. As blockchain technology matures, Web3-based financial platforms are moving from niche experimentation to a rapidly expanding segment of digital finance. According to industry reports, the total value locked (TVL) in decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystems has fluctuated significantly in recent years, yet long-term adoption metrics continue to show expansion in wallet activity, smart contract usage, and decentralized application engagement. Skywinex views this shift not as a speculative cycle, but as an infrastructure transition. The Expansion of Web3 Investment Platforms Over the past five years, several measurable trends have emerged: The number of active…

The ongoing war in the Middle East hasn’t just disrupted the flow through the Strait of Hormuz, but it has also hit a plethora of high-profile business events in the region, including major crypto conferences.TOKEN2049 Dubai, one of the largest crypto conferences in the world, will not take place this year. Organizers said the event, originally scheduled for late April, has been postponed to April 21–22, 2027, due to ongoing uncertainty in the region.The conference typically attracts more than 15,000 attendees, including founders, venture investors, developers and exchange executives.Organizers said concerns around safety, international travel and logistics played a central…

Bitcoin miners are caught in the tightest squeeze of the network’s history, and a new Wintermute report argues that simply waiting for the next bull run is no longer a strategy.  Instead, the firm says miners will have to reinvent themselves as infrastructure and treasury managers if they want to make it to the next halving. Wintermute analyst Jasper De Maere says the current mining cycle is structurally different from prior ones in 2018 and 2022. Bitcoin’s design cuts block rewards in half every four years, but this time the price has not doubled over the same window, which means…

Bitcoin was the first asset to price the Iran war because it was the only liquid market open when U.S. and Israel first launched their attack on a Saturday, a few weeks ago.It dropped 8.5% that day. Two weeks later, it has outperformed gold, the S&P 500, Asian equities, and the Korean stock market. Only oil and the dollar have done better, and both are direct beneficiaries of the conflict itself.Bitcoin’s safe-haven status — a notion that was contested amid late last year’s price lull — seems to be back in investors’ minds. On top of that, it’s acting like…

Ethereum is tightening below a critical $2,149 resistance level, building pressure as bulls and bears jockey for control. A decisive breakout above this zone could trigger strong momentum, potentially sending the price toward the next major resistance near $2,750. A Test Of The Key $2,149 Resistance Ethereum is currently testing the $2,149 resistance level. According to insights from Bitcoin Meraklısı, this threshold represents a significant pivot point for the asset’s near-term trajectory. A successful breach and consolidation above this mark would likely act as a catalyst, providing the necessary technical clearance for the price to gain substantial upward momentum. While…

The blockchain trilemma reared its head once more at Consensus in Hong Kong in February, to some extent, putting Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, on the back foot – having to reassure attendees that hyperscalers like Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure are not a risk to decentralisation.The point was made that major blockchain projects need hyperscalers, and that one shouldn’t be concerned about a single point of failure because:Advanced cryptography neutralizes the riskMulti-party computation distributes key materialConfidential computing shields data in useThe argument rested on the idea that ‘if the cloud cannot see the data, the cloud cannot control…

Crypto losses fell to $49M in February, but attackers are shifting toward phishing and user manipulation, says Nominis. A report by blockchain security firm Nominis shows that in February, total losses from crypto attacks fell by 87%, going from $385 million in January to $49.3 million last month. However, while the drop in total value stolen suggests improved protocol security, Nominis claims that a closer examination of the month’s events shows that attackers are moving their focus away from exploiting code and toward manipulating the people who use it. The Anatomy of February’s Crypto Attacks According to the Nominis report,…