In the final installment of our introductory series on IOTA 2.0, we delve into one of its key principles: Accessibility. (read more)

This blog post discusses the concept of the mempool and Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) in blockchains, and how IOTA 2.0 tackles issues arising from these concepts. (read more)

By Gertrude Chavez-DreyfussNEW YORK, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Global technology network IOTA on Wednesday launched a $100-million foundation in Abu Dhabi to... (read more)

Today, we’re excited to announce that the IOTA Ecosystem DLT Foundation has been registered as the first foundation under the DLT Foundations Regulations of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). (read more)

In distributed ledgers, there are two primary models for tracking the ownership of digital assets like tokens or NFTs: the Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) model and the Account model. IOTA 2.0 combines the strengths of both. (read more)

First introduced in 2018, IOTA Identity is a decentralized identity (DID) method, identified as did:iota, along with an associated library. These components leverage the unique attributes of the IOTA ledger. (read more)

IOTA 2.0 Introduction Part 13 TL;DR: IOTA 2.0’s sustainable Mana-based tokenomics will establish a circular, replenishable economy. Instead of wealth flowing in one direction from the system’s users to its maintainers, all IOTA token holders receive Mana with which they can access the network. Val… (read more)

Dynamic availability enables IOTA users to have their transactions seamlessly processed despite any transient faults that may arise in the consensus protocol, while at the same time ensuring that their transactions will be finalized definitively. (read more)

To build the future of the Web3 economy and give users autonomy over their assets, the Tangle (the underlying data structure of the IOTA network) needs to be secure against all sorts of attacks and exploitations, and this blog post shows how we achieve this. (read more)

The article discusses the limitations of blockchain technology and the adoption of a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) by IOTA to overcome these challenges. (read more)

Unlike the linear order of blockchains, the IOTA Tangle enables blocks to be created in parallel. This requires a decentralized mechanism to impose some kind of order on how and when blocks are processed. (read more)

As essential nodes in the network, validators uphold the integrity and security of the DLT system by validating transactions and maintaining consensus. But what exactly do they do, and how do they benefit IOTA 2.0? (read more)

The new IOTA 2.0 consensus protocol represents the next evolutionary step of the Nakamoto consensus, initially popularized by Bitcoin. (read more)

IOTA is a cryptocurrency that is designed for the Internet of Things (IoT). It is a feeless, decentralized, and scalable… (read more)

Traditionally, the supply chain has been a paper-based system and this has led to a number of problems, including inefficiency,… (read more)

Blockchain technology is constantly evolving, presenting challenges for policymakers seeking to create regulations for the blockchain industry and industry players to raise awareness about their needs and the direction of the industry. (read more)

The devnet testbed for IOTA 2.0 dubbed coordicide, is a fully functional and constantly-evolving testnet for experimentation and finalization of the IOTA 2.0 protocols, running on the GoShimmer node software. (read more)

Teleconsys, a leading cybersecurity firm, has joined the Touchpoint Open Builders Program with their project, dOra. Built using the IOTA Identity Framework, dOra aims to redefine IoT infrastructure security by leveraging decentralized technologies and collective evaluation. (read more)

We are excited to announce that IOTA co-founder David Sønstebø joins SPYCE.5’s leadership team as angel investor. SPYCE.5 offers sustainable Blockchain and Web3 infrastructure, data, and digital… (read more)