All Zest blog posts about infrastructure.
A new Ethereum nonprofit funded by treasury firms BitMine and SharpLink — not the Ethereum Foundation — now leads institutional outreach.
Nasdaq now distributes its TotalView order book data through Pyth, the first time a major exchange has put proprietary data on-chain this way.
The Ethereum Foundation eliminated 54 positions and cut its budget 40% on June 23. Here's what the new five-cluster model means for protocol development.
Cardano's first community-voted hard fork ships cheaper Plutus execution, BLS12-381 ZK primitives, and hands protocol control to DReps and SPOs.
The Client Incentive Program expired in April, eight senior leaders have left, and a $30M annual gap now threatens 10+ core dev teams.
NEAR's v2.13 upgrade ships shards that split automatically when they fill up — no governance vote, no coordinator. Here's how it works and what it changes.
Fidelity routed FIDD through Uniswap V3 and Curve Finance — the first TradFi giant to use permissionless DeFi as its primary stablecoin liquidity layer.
Circle's cirBTC goes live on Ethereum with 1:1 BTC backing and Chainlink Proof of Reserve. How it compares to WBTC and what it means for BTC holders.
Alpenglow replaces Solana's consensus with 100–150ms finality and frees 75% of block space. Here's what changes for swap users and DeFi on Solana.
Glamsterdam targets roughly 3x L1 capacity and 10x throughput on Ethereum. Here's what the three core EIPs change and what it means for swap costs.
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