20/5/25
Sharding Architecture, Hedera Rebrand and AI Race
Explore Exponential Science’s latest research paper on a novel hybrid sharding architecture designed to boost scalability, security, and performance. From Hedera’s ecosystem rebrand and new smart contract tools to JPMorgan’s first public blockchain trade, innovation is accelerating across both private and public sectors. Plus, key events, AI race and regulatory dialogue.
6/5/25
Sharding, Stablecoins and DAOs
Starting off May with a new research paper introducing DYNASHARD, a blockchain sharding protocol that slashes latency and boosts performance while enhancing security. Meanwhile, the Nodiens report reveals how DAO governance power is shifting. On the regulatory front, the UK drafts crypto legislation, and Coinbase pushes back against IRS data access in the U.S. At the same time, Visa makes stablecoin-linked cards a reality in six Latin American nations.
22/4/25
Distributed Ledger Insights, MiCA and AI
New research dives into how miner behavior, network latency, and hash rate concentration impact the resource efficiency of distributed ledgers. Meanwhile, the MiCA Crypto Alliance launched during Paris Blockchain Week, Hedera makes headlines by embracing Chainlink for interoperability and joining NVIDIA's AI systems, all while MiCA compliance challenges and AI data debates heat up across Europe.
8/4/25
Bitcoin Emissions, Hedera and U.S. Policy
In the latest edition of the newsletter, discover the Bitcoin report detailing the carbon footprint from mining, a Hedera network development proposal set to bring new value to DeFi and Web3, and a Stablecoin bill gaining approval in the U.S. Also, in case you are attending Paris Blockchain Week, be on the lookout for members of the Exponential Science team.
27/3/25
Navigating MiCA Regulation in Paris
Exponential Science is proud to support the MiCA Crypto Alliance launch event, an initiative designed to help crypto companies navigate MiCA compliance efficiently and sustainably. Just a short walk from Paris Blockchain Week, this exclusive gathering will bring together high-level blockchain and Web3 professionals for an evening of insightful discussions, and industry collaboration, followed by a networking session during which light refreshments and wine will be served.
25/3/25
Bitcoin Mining Bans, TVL Debate and Ripple SEC Win
The latest newsletter is packed with Exponential Science’s research on Bitcoin mining bans and carbon leakage, a study challenging the concept of Total Value Locked (TVL) used in DeFi. Plus, major events in London and Paris are on the horizon, Ripple secures a major legal win in the U.S., and the HBAR Foundation continues to push institutional tokenization.
11/3/25
Traffic Analysis, Stablecoin Stability and AI Compliance
The latest edition of the newsletter covers the Foundation’s research on fine-grained traffic analysis, major updates on crypto regulation and the Hedera ecosystem, and a deep dive into stablecoin stability. Plus, stay updated on AI compliance developments and key industry events shaping the future of tech.
25/2/25
Stablecoin Liquidity, AI Rivalry and Research Breakthroughs
The Foundation is rounding off February with a paper on stablecoins and supporting various launches and events that are set to push the boundaries of emerging technologies. Grok 3 has emerged as the new AI model challenger for DeepSeek and GPT-4, while the LIBRA memecoin debacle has made waves beyond the tech space.
12/2/25
PoS Science, Bitcoin Reserve and Market Price Dynamics
Exciting times in the world of tech with AI regulation crackdowns and a potential U.S. Bitcoin reserve still under review despite high hopes. But don’t fret, there is plenty to be excited about with some scientific developments in PoS, a new report examining a correlation between social media and crypto market price movements, and Google opening up the Gemini 2.0 AI model to the public.
29/1/25
Metaverse Study, CBDC Ban and Research Grants
From new U.S. administration's executive orders on crypto regulation and a CBDC ban to an Ethereum ZK Grant, an insightful Metaverse environmental impact study, and upcoming in-person gatherings in London. The week’s highlights bring a mix of groundbreaking developments and events shaping the emerging tech space and setting the pace for 2025.
14/1/25
Custodial Wallets, AI Agents and Universities Collaboration
The year has barely started, but the adoption of blockchain and AI solutions is stealing the spotlight. From AI Agents powered by blockchain taking autonomy to the next level, to top UK universities joining forces to lead innovation and breakthroughs in the digital assets industry, 2025 is off to a roaring start. Dive into this week’s highlights to see how decentralisation, collaboration, and emerging technologies are shaping what’s to come.
30/12/24
Exponential Science Newsletter Launch, 2025 Vision
The past year of 2024 proved to be full of growth and transformation, and so, we wish you a joyful festive season and a successful year ahead! With MiCA regulation taking effect today, on the 30th of December, the start of 2025 will no doubt be busy with defining events.
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