GoodDollar is a protocol and DAO that pays verified people a small daily amount of G$ tokens, funded by donated yield and staking rather than new taxes. This guide explains how the mechanism works, where the money comes from, and what to check before you rely on it.
GoodDollar is a UBI protocol that pays verified members a small daily amount of G$ tokens, funded mainly by yield from donated DeFi deposits. This guide explains how it works, what its past milestones were, and how to check any claim that it ranks among the top DeFi platforms.
In 2022 The Sandbox announced a Hell's Kitchen experience built with Gordon Ramsay and ITV Studios, and in 2023 it said playable Hell's Kitchen NFT avatars were coming. This guide explains what was promised, how the project was meant to work, and how to check what is available today.
A governance token gives its holder a say in how a protocol is run, such as fees, listings and treasury spending. This guide explains how the voting works, where it falls short, and what to check before you vote or buy.
Gravity has moved from its Alpha Mainnet toward Gravity L1, its own layer-1 network, and its public materials describe onchain identity, parallel EVM execution and gigagas-level throughput. This guide explains what each term means, what the sources confirm, and how to check the current state of the network yourself.
A claimed partnership to make NFTs greener needs checking before anyone relies on it. This guide explains what green NFT claims usually mean, how to test them, and what the current search evidence does and does not show.
The Guardians of Ukraine NFT collection was one of several 2022 NFT projects that sent sale proceeds to Ukrainian humanitarian aid. This guide explains how those fundraisers worked, what the press reported they raised, and how to check any charity NFT before you buy.
In early 2022 Gucci and the creative studio Superplastic released a set of ten exclusive NFTs under the SuperGucci name, each paired with a handmade ceramic sculpture. This guide explains what that drop included, what happened after it, and how to check the status of any SuperGucci piece today.
Guild of Guardians is a mobile game from Immutable where rewards come from dungeon runs, daily quests, events and referrals. This guide explains each reward route, what to do first, and how to check current reward values yourself.
Habbo NFT credits were an in-game reward tied to holding Habbo NFTs, and the free NFT airdrop was distributed on Immutable X. This guide explains what was handed out, how eligibility was described in reporting, and how to check what applies to you today.
A headline figure of half a billion ETH burnt in 26 days cannot be right, because the total ETH supply is roughly 120 million tokens. This explainer covers what burning means on Ethereum, where numbers like this usually come from, and how to check burn data yourself.
'Halloween Hunt 2022' mostly points to seasonal game events, not a crypto program. This guide explains what the term covers, how a Halloween-themed Solana token fits in, and how to check any event or token before you act on it.
Public reporting do not confirm the details of a Harmony Timeless 1Wallet beta waitlist, so this guide explains what such a waitlist can and cannot tell you, and how to sign up without exposing your seed phrase or funds. It also covers the history of Harmony wallets so you can judge any new wallet claim.
Harmony is a Layer 1 blockchain that has pointed its strategy toward working across several networks rather than sitting on one chain alone. This guide explains what a multichain future means, how cross-chain assets move, where the risks sit, and how to check Harmony's current position yourself.
Harmony is a Layer 1 blockchain that has tried to attract developers and users with sharding and EVM compatibility. This guide explains what the chain is, how to judge claims that new dapps are joining its ecosystem, and how to check current status yourself.
Harmony is a smaller Ethereum-compatible Layer-1 blockchain that relies on sharding to add capacity. This guide explains how its scaling works, what growth claims actually measure, and how to check the ecosystem's activity yourself before you use it.
Harmony's TVL is a moving number, so a single $210M reading is only a snapshot. This guide explains what total value locked measures, how to verify a figure for Harmony, and what the 2026 ONE token exploit means for anyone reading the chain's numbers.
Harmony launched several bridges in 2021 and 2022 to move tokens and NFTs between Harmony and other networks, most notably the Horizon bridge to Ethereum. This guide explains how those launches worked, what went wrong, and how to check their status and move NFTs safely today.
Harmony has been pointing to more dApps joining its network, but announcements and live products are different things. This guide explains what the chain offers, how to check which applications are actually running on it, and the risks to weigh before bridging funds or using a Harmony dApp.
Harmony has run hackathons and developer programs since its early years, but public reporting did not confirm a current event with a $1 million grant pool. This guide explains how Harmony grant programs typically work, what past events offered, and how to verify current terms before you build or apply.
In June 2022 attackers drained roughly $100 million from the Horizon bridge run by Harmony, and Harmony offered a $1 million bounty for the funds to be returned. This guide explains what happened, why the offer went unanswered, how the money was moved, and what bridge users can check today.
In June 2022 the Horizon Bridge linking Harmony to other chains lost about $100 million after attackers gained control of enough signing keys. This guide explains how the attack worked in general terms, why its design mattered, and which habits lower your risk when moving funds across chains.
Harmony ONE drew attention in 2022 when gaming dApps started joining its network. This guide explains what drove that growth, what it looked like at the time, and how to judge the ecosystem today.
Harmony is a sharded proof-of-stake network with three node roles that people often mix up: validators that secure consensus, RPC nodes that serve data to apps, and bootstrapping nodes that help new machines find peers. This guide explains what each does, how they differ, and what to check before you run or connect one.