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Pixelfed, a decentralized alternative to Instagram, has launched its official mobile apps. The service today runs on the same ActivityPub protocol that powers open source X alternative Mastodon, ...

Damus, the decentralized social media app also known as the "Twitter Killer," is at risk of being removed from the Apple App Store if it does not remove its Bitcoin tipping feature within 14 days.

If there is a social media phenomenon getting some kind of popularity, Meta will try to jump in. We have seen the company copy different kinds of formats ranging from Stories to short videos after ...

Investing in the stock market is often considered a game of chance, and the only generally accepted advice is to “buy low and sell high.” However, there is data involved with the stock market, and the ...

Centralized communication apps share one crucial feature: They crash often. Cointelegraph investigates to see if decentralization can offer a solution. Since the introduction of ICQ — the progenitor ...

Technology and internet applications are fundamentally changing, and Web3 apps are leading the way. These apps are often fundamentally changing how users can use digital services. Web3 apps utilize ...

Roundtable anchor Rob Nelson talked to DeCryptoFi CEO Nick Scherling about the burgeoning world of decentralized applications or DAPPs. The conversation touched upon Coinbase’s latest venture into ...

Damus, a decentralized social networking app backed by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, will be removed from the App Store due to Apple’s strict payment rules. Apple had threatened to remove Damus ...

NymVPN is upgrading the decentralized system that issues its anonymous credentials. Here's what's changing, why it matters, ...

Decentralized apps — or “DApps” — are becoming a buzzword in crypto, but most people outside the industry still don’t understand how they differ from the apps we use every day. John Nahas, Chief ...