Dora Noda
Software Engineer
Dora Noda is a Software Engineer writing about Web3 infrastructure, blockchain networks, and self-hosting.
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Moltbook and Social AI Agents: When Bots Build Their Own Society
Explore the rise of Moltbook, a social network exclusively for AI agents, and its implications for blockchain, cryptocurrency, and the future of autonomous digital economies.
Tether's MiningOS: Dismantling the Proprietary Fortress of Bitcoin Mining
Tether's MiningOS revolutionizes Bitcoin mining by offering an open-source, vendor-independent operating system that challenges the centralized, proprietary software dominating the industry. Discover how this innovation empowers miners with operational sovereignty and scalability.
ZKsync's Bold Pivot: How a Layer 2 Became Wall Street's Privacy Infrastructure
ZKsync's 2026 roadmap redefines blockchain's role in finance by positioning itself as the privacy infrastructure backbone for global finance, shifting the narrative from blockchain experimentation to infrastructure replacement.
Aptos DeFi Ecosystem Growth and Major Protocols in 2026
Explore the transformative growth of Aptos as a DeFi powerhouse in 2026, driven by the Move language's security, strategic institutional partnerships, and innovative protocols like Thala, Echelon, and Aries Markets.
BNB Chain BAP-578: When AI Agents Become Tradable Assets Instead of Subscriptions
BNB Chain's BAP-578 proposal redefines AI agents as tradable NFTs, enabling them to manage assets and execute DeFi strategies autonomously. Explore how this shift from subscription to ownership transforms AI into economic actors with on-chain identities.
Decentralized RPC Infrastructure 2026: Why Multi-Provider API Access Is Replacing Single-Node Dependencies
Monolithic RPC providers pose systemic risks to Web3 applications. Discover how multi-provider load balancing across Sui, Aptos, Ethereum, and more enhances resilience and why distributed access layers are superior to centralized node operators.
Ethereum Layer 2 Solutions in 2026: Arbitrum, Optimism, and zkSync Head-to-Head
Explore the competitive landscape of Ethereum Layer 2 solutions in 2026, focusing on Arbitrum, Optimism, and zkSync. Analyze their technological architectures, transaction costs, and developer experiences to determine which platform leads in scalability and innovation.
InfoFi Market Design Primitives: The Technical Architecture Turning Information Into Capital
Explore the foundational technical primitives of Information Finance (InfoFi), a sector transforming how truth is priced through prediction markets, reputation systems, and graph-based trust propagation, leveraging blockchain technology and smart contracts.
Move VM Memory Safety vs EVM Reentrancy: Why the Aptos and Sui Resource Model Eliminates Entire Classes of Smart Contract Vulnerabilities
Examining how Move's linear type system on Aptos and Sui eliminates reentrancy and double-spend vulnerabilities at the language level, contrasting with Solidity's ongoing challenges with EVM security risks, and the transformative role of formal verification in smart contract auditing.