Building a smart contract is like constructing a complex machine—exciting and innovative, but risky. Just as you wouldn’t launch a rocket without rigorous checks, your smart contract needs a thorough audit before interacting with real money or assets.

Worried about no-code platforms running off with your data? Let's set the record straight. Platforms like Graphlinq are more secure than you might think.

MetaMask is a familiar name in the web3 and crypto space. It is one of the most popular Ethereum wallets, serving as a bridge between standard web browsers and the Ethereum blockchain, including Ethereum-compatible chains like Polygon, BSC, and more.

While I would not have been buying a snipe bot online, the length this person went to confirm it wasn't a scam is serious. Would you have fallen for it?