Beldex Contributors are international and regional community representatives who are the face of the project and relay information about the project’s developments to their respective communities. Beldex Contributors engage with the community on a regular basis and contribute in any way they can. There are no constraints on who can…

In the last three years, Beldex has invested most if not all of its resources into the research and development of decentralized applications on the Beldex chain. However, most Proof of Work networks with DApp ecosystems today are at crosshairs between scalability and security. Beldex envisions a truly private, scalable…

In 2021, we saw a lot of developments in and around Beldex. Beldex moved a step closer to its goal this year, which is to help you remain secure on Pandora’s box, that is, the internet. A lot of exciting updates and releases made up this year. Let’s take a…

Dear Beldians, We are excited to announce that the most-awaited POS hardfork update is only a few days away! Beldex is rolling out its POS hard fork at block height 742421. With the current blocktime, Beldex network is expected to undergo a hard fork (approx) at 6 PM UTC on…

Crypto transactions are increasing by the day as more and more people become aware of it. Security, privacy, decentralization and the increasing cryptocurrency prices are what drive this adoption. Though blockchain transactions offer high levels of privacy and security, one major concurrent issue is the longer transaction time and skyrocketing…

There are some websites that are also inaccessible in some countries. These sites have an IP blocking mechanism in place. At this point, we find an exploit over that site. To access the site as safe and secure, we need a dVPN network. …

Dapps stand for decentralized application. There’s very little difference between a centralized web, mobile, and desktop application and a decentralized one to an observer. Their interfaces, functionality, and their use-cases may resemble each other, but the one major difference is how they are built ground-up. …

Privacy coins are simply coins that let you transact privately. Peer-to-peer transactions are not always private. With a public ledger like Bitcoin or Ethereum, transactions are open for the world to see. Anyone who knows your public address knows how much crypto you hold and where you’ve sent them. …