All posts from enter.blog
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PUBLISHED 19TH MAY 2022
Meet the artist: Kner
In this weeks meet the artist, we get to know the creator of some of the most vibrant collections on enter.art - Pyramon and Inner circle. Kner takes us through the hoops of his creations, inspiration and challenges in the NFT space, a must read for collectors and creators alike!
PUBLISHED 13TH MAY 2022
What Are Layer One Blockchains?
Layer one blockchains are like the foundation of a building. They are the base on which layer two blockchains are built. In this guest article, we’re getting to the core of what layer one blockchains are, and how scaling them is essential for NFTs.
PUBLISHED 11TH MAY 2022
The history of cryptography – from rotor cipher machines to NFTs
Cryptography has exploded in the public eye thanks to blockchain technology, but its history goes much further than you might expect. Let’s explore the long sage of ciphered messages, that leads to what we love most - NFTs.
PUBLISHED 6TH MAY 2022
enter.help & enter community expansions
We’re excited to soon expand enter.help with several new languages, and to invite our Spanish, French, German and Scandinavian speaking frens to have a chat in Discord. Get all the details of the new expansion of enter.help and community here.
PUBLISHED 4TH MAY 2022
Understanding token metrics - how to read a crypto token
As with everything in life, crypto investments can be rewarding if you go in with your eyes open. If you want to invest in a token, how do you decide if it’s a good bet? In this article, we take a look at several metrics that can be helpful to evaluate.
PUBLISHED 27TH APRIL 2022
Right-click save? 4 NFT myths and why they’re misunderstandings
The dialogue surrounding NFTs is full of confusion and misunderstanding. The technology is complex, and many people spread misinformation as a result. Let’s explore the truth behind four of the most common NFT myths.
