Bitcoin smart contracts are a tricky beast to tame, but a new language is making them easier to write, democratizing them in a sense. Smart contracts can (among other things) allow users to set extra ...

Blockchain technology is here to stay and has many opportunities in various industries. Even though the technology is still new, the billions of dollars that large companies have invested in ...

A pair of researchers from Salus Security, a blockchain security company with offices in North America, Europe and Asia, recently published research showcasing GPT-4’s talents when it comes to parsing ...

Blockchain development platform Chain has announced the launch of Ivy, a programming language they claim makes it possible to write smart contracts for Bitcoin’s Blockchain. Generally, smart contracts ...

Writing smart contracts for Ethereum is no longer the preserve of coders and programmers: there is now software that can automatically do that for you – or so the claims go. Enter Fondu. The app ...

The way artificial intelligence can write software has already prompted many companies to introduce code-generating products, so it’s no surprise that SettleMint, a low-code blockchain programming ...

Recent tests by Anthropic have revealed how far AI has come in targeting smart contract vulnerabilities on various ...

Anthropic put real money on the line in a new test that shows just how far AI cyber attacks have moved in 2025. The company ...

A smart contract is a self-executing computer program with the terms of the agreement written directly into lines of code. It is stored and replicated on a blockchain network. Smart contracts enable ...

Smart contracts can (among other things) allow users to set extra rules on their bitcoin, requiring these rules be met before the funds can be unlocked. Minsc, created by Bitcoin developer Nadav Ivgi, ...