Blockchain is a word that is occasionally thrown around in conversation, especially those surrounding cryptocurrencies. But what exactly is a blockchain and how does it work?  Welcome to Magic Square blog crypto 101. Here you’ll find the tools you need to navigate the decentralized world of

There are a few obstacles in the journey of any startup right at the beginning that need to be overcome in order for any amount of success to be achieved. This is especially the case for large-scale projects like Magic Square.  Think about it, you have this huge idea – an app store designed

Since the explosion of crypto, developers have been looking for ways to break into the market and create cutting-edge dApps. The problem is, building functional and useful crypto apps is not simple; it requires extensive knowledge of the blockchain system, cryptography, and relies on the interface

We don’t have a crystal ball, but we do know that the Magic Square ecosystem has the potential to reshape the world as we know it. Here’s a peek into what crypto might mean to average people in 2024. You hear your alarm ring after a late night of testing out your new dragon NFT

As legend has it, the bitcoin whitepaper was published by the anonymous Satoshi Nakomoto. Since this pivotal event, blockchain has been in the backdrop of collective digital awareness, and recently, has attained widespread attention. If you ask people off the street in any given country, they’ll

Until now, the decentralized world of crypto apps hasn’t been particularly user-friendly, to say the least. The problem is built into the very essence of what decentralized entities are: separated, divided, individual.   In order to access crypto products and services, crypto users must

In the world of crypto and dApps, decentralization is king. Even though you’d be hard-pressed to find a crypto user who has not made use of a CeFi service (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken), the term “centralized” has adopted some level of vulgarity in the space. We find that there is no real

Crypto, at the moment, is a fragmented system that simply grows more divided as more coins, tokens, apps, services, DeFi, GameFi, NFTs enter the scene with hardly anything to unite them all aside from a common form of technology, namely, blockchain, and a few exchanges where you can trade coins.

When it comes to crypto, we hear the word “dapp” thrown around, but what are decentralized applications? And how “decentralized” are they in reality?  For an app to be considered decentralized a few things need to be true: Protocol changes must be determined by user network