New tech could make crypto and Web3 wallets more convenient

The foundation of the Web3 ecosystem is the wallet, an app or browser extension that lets users verify their web identities and authorize transactions. But using a wallet has always involved a steep learning curve. New users must learn to copy down their seed words and store them in a safe place, create a strong password to encrypt their keystore file, copy addresses accurately when sending funds, and other things they may never have to learn when using a Web2 app. If a new user wants to make onboarding more…

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How ChatGPT can help with personal finance management

Managing personal finances can be a challenge for many people. With so many financial products, services and investment options available, knowing where to start or how to make informed decisions can be difficult. Fortunately, ChatGPT can help. As an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot, ChatGPT can offer personalized advice on various financial topics, including budgeting, investing, debt management and retirement planning. By analyzing your financial situation and goals, ChatGPT can provide customized recommendations and insights to help you make informed decisions about your money. 4/ Budgeting & Financial Planning: Struggling with…

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5 common interview questions for Web3 jobs

When interviewing for Web3 jobs, it’s important to be prepared for a range of questions that may vary depending on the specific role and the company you are interviewing with. That said, there are some common interview questions that you can expect to encounter. These questions typically cover your understanding of the Web3 ecosystem, your experience with blockchain technologies, your contributions to decentralized applications (DApps) and smart contracts, your approach to problem-solving and collaboration, and your ability to address security and scalability challenges. However, keep in mind that there is…

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The truth about ETH founders split and ‘Crypto Google’ – Cointelegraph Magazine

There’s a narrative that’s grown up around Ethereum’s two most important co-founders, Joe Lubin and Vitalik Buterin, to explain how they went in different directions almost a decade ago. It suggests the pair fell out over the blockchain’s future direction, with the idealistic 20-year-old Buterin determined to turn Ethereum into a nonprofit foundation, while Lubin and others wanted to commercialize the technology via a for-profit company. “That wasn’t really what happened,” the billionaire founder of Ethereum infrastructure and software firm ConsenSys tells Magazine during an in-depth interview in Tel Aviv.…

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